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Later and Important from Mexico.

NEW 0RLsA1s, June I2-The Vera Cruz
steamer has arrived with City of Mexico dates
Of the 5Th. 1t was rumored that Santa Anna
had rejected the Gadsden treaty and returned
it with amendments.
Great preparations were making to celebrate
Santa Annus birthday on the 9th, when il
was rumored be would proclaim himself ENG
peror.
Nothing further had transpired regarding
Alvarez.
Mr.. Gadsden arrived ut Vera Cruz on the
3lst, and wns received with unususl atten-
ton. He Immediately proceeded to the CAPT
tai
The British ship Challenge arrived at Guaya-
mas on the oath ult. from San Francisco, with
go troops. mostly French, recently enlisted
in San Francisco BY The Mexican consul.
Much excitement existed at Guayamas be-
cause the Captain of the British brig Dido b ad
released prisoners of Walkers expedition
who wero On beard the English ship Ethebert,
and being transported under q Mexican guard
to MaZatlan for trial.
The new Spanish minister had been formal
IL received at the capital
A terrible hurricane occurred a. Mexico on
tho 18th, doing great damage.
Signor Pants, the Minister of Finance, had
resigned on account of i'll health.
Alcorta, Minister of War was dying
signor Rafael came bearer Of dispatches to
Washington.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GI0RGEfowN, June IA, Il

GEORGETOWN, June Ia, 1854.
The new notes of our Corporation, of the de-
nomination Of five, six, and seven dollars. are
beginning to make their appearance, and to
circulate quite freely among our own and the
citizens of the surrounding country The de-
sign Of each plato is different and very hand
some, and the paper of the very finest texture,
and the most durable quality As circu.
lating medium, we know Of no paper issue in
the land more secure, if as safe The law of
our Corporation, authorizing their issue, and
for the government of tho Board of Commits
missioners OF the sinking fund, (Which is COM
posed OF nine Of the most reliable individuals
in our city, is 80 constructed as almost to pre-
clude the possibility of any mistake or foul
dealing, II such thing should at any time be
attempted, which we have no fears of while the
matter is in the hands of the present. Board.
These notes are designed to take the place
Of the ones and twos which are now being
withdrawn from circulation; for every dollar
of which there is now afoat, and which it is
intended by the commissioners to put in cirou-
latiOn, they have in hand 81 IS worth of reli-
able six per cent. stocks, which is now worth
l00aIOl cents. We therefore have no hest.
tatiOn in saying that the farmers and others of
the surrounding country would best consult
their interest by taking them for their pro-
ia circulation among us.
Agreeably to our anticipations and predic-
ton, the dear people," on Monday, SO COM
pIetely knocked the wind out Of our new
charter, (there being majority of 2l9 against
it, that we are beginning to doubt whether the
most ardent friends Of progress and reform,
can accomplish for it resurrection. Nothing
daunted, however, they went to work with
thele batteries before the warmth had entirely
| departed from the carcass, TO try and place it
once more upon it's feet. How they viii sue
eeed, we cannot say. If, however, any thing
Is to be accomplished by untiring efforts, their
Herculean labors - may yet be crowned with
success, Last night, a public meeting was
| held In the Council Chamber, to consider the
matter. n. Pearson, ESQ, was called to the
chair, and II. g. Divine appointed secretary.
| A memorial TO our city councils to cali 3
convention to elect delegates to frame anothe,
charter was read, and numerously signed nv
those present, and VIM. J. Goszler, John +
Bangs and 7. r. Wilson, appointed commit
4 tee to wait upon the citizens of the town fo
their signatures. Speeches in favor of tn,
measure was made by Messrs. Pearson AMI
Tenney, after which the meeting adjourned.
! The Flour and Grain market continues in o.
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From New Yory

NEW York, June 14.-Tbe rcvaI mail s.sam-
er Asia sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool,
with seventy passengers only. She takes
out $4,000 in specie. This specie drain
is causing some slight uneasiness in our
monetary circles as the shipments for the
month, it Is expected will exceed FIVE millions
"a sum fully equal TO the anticipated receipts
of gold from California.
Inc Arabia's news is not fully digested,
although our markets generally chow a more
ouoyant feeling. Cotton has advanced one
fourth on the lower grsdcs.
Flour Is firm at SSas7s State brands. Wheat
firm, slight advanced rates Corn 7Qas7s. In
oats no change. In stocks there is a more
buoyant feeling.
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The Anti-Nebra.ka Ra.olut;on.. Ao.

CONCORD, N. H, June ls.-The House of
Represe natives to day refused tolay the anti
Nebraska resolution on the table by a vote of
l5S to 147. four democrats and one whig being
absent. The motion to refer the subject TO q
special committee is now under debate, open.
ing up the whole question Of Nebraska and the
Compromise.
Joel Eastman, Webster wLig and George &.
Morrison, anti-Nebraska democrat, are the
most prominent coalition candidates for the Q.
s. Senate.
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NJ A RRIEn.

On the 18th instant at Green Hill, by the Rev.
Mr. Knight, Prot. j. E. MORGAN, Of this city. to
NORAH, daughter of the late VIM. Dudley Digaes.
OF Prince Georges county, Maryland.
At Durfamville, in Tennessee, at the residence of
mrs: Mary J: Lee, by the Right Rev. Bishop Otey,
JAMES B. THORNTON, Esq, of Memphis, to Miss
SUSAN STUART, daughter of Col. John s. Thorn
ton, formerly Of Virginia. and lately Of Georgetown.
ID. c., and grand daughter of Mrs. Lee.
VIII He , ~ nSIant; 9y uie rev. Wam Hanks,
HAM, all of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. John c. Smith,
Mr.. GEORGE SMALL to Miss ELIZA GROVES,
all of this city. -
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HOUSES FOR RENT.-Ih have for rer

HOUSES FOR REMIT have for rent
Ii several new convenient houses. with lots of
two acres Of ground attached to each, situated on
new street parallel with Boundary street, running
along the top of the ridge west of the railroad where
1t leaves the city, little more than mile north
easterly from the Capitol.
THESE house have from seven to ten rooms each,
including kitchen, with several closets and cellar,
wocdsheds and stable and pumps of excellent
water near at hand. The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the city,
and having the Capitol in full view. The approach
to them is by 81 street. Delaware Avenue, and
street. graded and graveled The soil of the lots is
generally good and capable of being made very pro-
cuctive
An omnibus now runs twice q day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of NJ
street, Delaware avenue, II street, 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue; leaving the houses at about
halfpast eight O'Clock, m, and halfpast two p m.
returning after brief stands at the War, Navy and
Treasury Departments the Centre Market, General
Post Office and Patent Office.
These houses peculiarly adapted for the resi-
dences of Clerks and others of sedenary habits who
requse exercise either by walking, or by manual
labor in garden.
The houses ond lots will be let they stand with
large shed containing stall for horse, and an
outbuiding, at the very low rent of TWO HUI N DRIED
DOLLARS per apnum, payable monthly. If other
improvements be wanted, they will BIZ made with a
due increase of rent r.......
Apply to VIM. Stickney, Esq, occupying house
the same street, to myself at my residence
the premises. AMOS KENDALL.
Washington, june I'm
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Arrival Of the Isabel.

CHARLESTON, June l3.-The steamer Isabel
has arrived with Havana and Key West dates
Of the Sth. All was quiet at Havana It
was rumored, but not generally credited, that
the Spanish steamer Gusdslquiver had cap
tured two schooners OF St. Iago, and carried
them into that port.
Advices from Key West state that about IL
deaths from yellow fever had occurred since
the I'D ult.
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ID Ladies World Of Fashion for May, a journal
of the Courts of London and Paris containing
beautifully engraved and colored plates Of
Fashion
Behind the Scenes, by Lady Bulwer
The Dodd Famiy-one Of Levers finest and funni.
est specimens of his inimitable humor and sa.
tire. .s... SCI
All the newspapers for this week
And everything in the Magazine Book business
JOE SHILLINGrON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa av. and ~ St., Odeon Building.
NAV 26--tf $40 lzu.s iii
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SPLENDID PIcruREs-Thcse Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pctures
should not fail to pay visit to Pumb's Rooms on
the Avenue He has exhibition there some choice
specimens of the new art of Dasu7reotypino in on
which for beauty and excellence are incompsrabLe
Ihere is portrait executed. in this last style. of
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit on TIE
artist every lineament thereof giving lifeliks en-
preston. Mr.. Tlumbe is reckoned among the first
daguerrean artist of our time. mar 30
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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT OPPo-
site franklin Sqnare-0n FRIDAY afternoon,
June 10th, at o'clock, on the premises, shall
sell twostory brick House, with the lot, situated
on street north, between 18th and 14th SITS. west
directly opposite franklin Square, being part Of lot
a. in square No. $50, 10 by 20 feet inches 70 30
foot alley, and 10 foot alley on the east side
This property is valuable, owing to its location
fronting on public square.
lite indsputabIe
Ssie positive.
TENS: One-half cash; the residue in 9 and u
months, for notes bearing interest satisfactorily
cured
All conveyancing at expense Of purchaser.
GREEN & SCOTT,
le Id Aurtioneers.
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BY GREEN Il SCOTT, Auct,oneer..

INTENSIVE SALE Of Valuable Building OTIS
~ IN l4th street west at Auction -0n MONDAY,
the 18th instant, We shall SELL at o'clock D. m in
front Of the premises Lots Nos. s. 9, TO- IL So 81
- %, 81 So IS, 81, los. 107 los, loo, IT, and l23
II DTury's subdivision of square 200.
The above described property fronts on IL tn street
west and and q streets north, and some on q new
street running through the whole square, fifty feet
wide, named Chestnut STREET.
Each lot fronts 20 feet 6 inches. running back Ia
az aiiey and VIII BE- sold in lots to suit purchasers
Title indisputabie, being but recently from the
Government.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. the balance In G.
II, and Is months, the purchaser 20 give notes for
the deferred payments bearing interest from day Of
the sale. -....
deed given and a deed of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctfoneerx,

By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctfoneers.
FfARUSTEE,S SALE OF ELIGIBLY SITUATED
i Euildir LOFTY virtue Of a deed of trus.
bearing da e On the 4sn day Of june. 1858, and re-
corded in Lber J A S., No. 81. folios $40. &C. the
subscriber will sell at public sale. on WEDNESDAY,
the 2lst day of June, 1854 at O'Clock D. H. at the
Auction Rooms of Green Scott, on the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street west, Lot No. 3
IN Square 49s, fronting q feet south stee T. be-
tween AZ and 9th s reefs west by 122 feet inches
deep to go foot alley. 80 =
The above property is situated on the Island, in
rapidly improving part of the city, and Oilers IA
yo able opportunity to persons desiring to build CT
invest.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by sid deed are
cash; and il not complied with in three DAYS after
the sale, the property will be resod, upon a week
Conveyancing a. The expense of purchaser
CIAS. S. WALLACH. Trustee
GREEN SCOTT,
Je I'D Auctioneers,
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=, - Joe ShilIington receives all the N,v
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magaz;nes
oaI readers viii always md large and good as
store, Odeon Building, corner of N street and Penn
syivania avenue. an. 10 (
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 4.--Flour; sales Of 800
barrels Howard Street at So so; City Mills
held at $40 sales. Wheat; sales Of 1000
bushels, red at 81 90aS1 95; white at 81 93a$2.
Corn; sales Of 10000 bushels, white at 7la73
cents; yellow at 7Saso cents Rye sold at 104
all cents. Oats sold at 5sa52 cents. Other
articles unchanQed
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,one.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BOOKS, PERIODICALS
L Fancy Goods, 4e.-By virtue Of . deed of trust
to the subscriber, duly recorded among the land re-
CORDS OF Washington countv, shall sci. on WE'D
NESDAY afternoon, June 18th At c,ock. at the
store lately kept by Hugh Cameron, on 7th street,
between Louisiana avenue and street, No s, Co
lumbia Place, all the stock in trade and fixtures,
comprising- ~
Books, Periodicals, Newspapers ~
Gilt framed Engravings, Stationery
lnkstauds, Pepper Weights
Cologne, Perfumes, Fancy Soaps
WEES Ease, counters. Shelving. Awning, &c.
iefns casi. q. ". CUTTER Trustee
JAS. O. MCGUIRE
re Id ,. = Anct,o,as.
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CHEAP GOODS
~ 2,oC0 yards neat styles and fast colored Lawns
just received, at l2I5 cts.
LOCO yards plsin colored Bereges ct Csc
LOCO do figured do good styles, at % and 37A
cents
80 pieces fine colored Lupin's Bereges ut 81 Is and
10 cents, in all the most desirable coiors in
use, and at the lowest market price
70 pieces rich glossy black Silks, some good Goods
at IS and s715 cents
80 pisc's Dotted Swiss Muslins from 25c M
81 dozen Nett Gloves and Mitts of good quality
30 pieces Berege de LANES at l2l2c some CT them
wor h 25 cents
% pieces neat striped and check Silks at so and
6212 cents.
We have many styles of fancy Dress Goods on
hand, which We viii now offer much less than the
usual price, in order to reduce our stock
w. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
Central Stores, opposite Centre Market.
IN
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FANS-FANS-FANS.

lust received full assortment Of the above arti.
y ces so necessary TO the comfort of ALL together
with q fine lot Of French FLOWERS Bonnet Rib
ands Grape Of all colors. first rate assortment of
Hosiery Of all sizes and patterns, Gloves of every
description, twisted silk Mitts, black dotted Silk
for veils the dots not stuck on. Black Lace FaIs-
Tissues. re e.. -. a-. -, : . 3
Grape, silk, Tale, and Straw Hats, selling ct tha
unusual low prices at so z-ar's - :
y VA. p. sHRDD's, III %
may S0-f 18th street, above Pa. avenue.
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p Gray, of the Cleveland Plaindealer,
warns his calumniators that if they don't want
to see g Steve" Douglas the next President,
and himself the next Postmaster General, they
had better stop their abuse.
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & CO.
Il. n. STRATTON, Auctfoneer.

e. n. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY in Square No. All. ON
i the Island On THURSDAY the 18th inst. at
o'clock p. m, On the premises, shall sell lots
and 9. in All, each fonting 25 feet on 9th
street west, with depth of 80 feet to sley Is f.
inches, between D and streets south
Lot No 9i'iuproved by new two-story Frame
House, containing four roorns and kitchen.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One-thfrd cssh: the idue in one and
two years, with interest, satisfactorily secured
All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser
lie 9-dts
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a. SM1rH's DYSPEPSIA CoRDIAL-This delicious
compound 10 offered as positive cure in all Of
Dyspepsia, or dsrangsmsnt Of the Digestive organs
Certificates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
dsletsrious substance. For sale by 2. D. GILMAN
and At Browns Hotel, Warrington, and Wholesale
sna retail BY Dr. SMITH, 10 and 70 South 18th st,
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DENNY CYCLOPGDIA,6 volumes, be-
Il ing all that was issued Of the American Re
print for sale at so cts. per vol full bound in
cloth, filed with engrsvings
Also, volumes Of the Penny Magazine, at Soc. per
vol, issued at % pdr vol, PRANCK TAILOR.
ap N-u - p, a.
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Fire at the White Mountains

BosToN, June l2.-Tbe Notch House on the
White Mountains. in New Hampshire, was
totally destroyed by Are on Friday last
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WHAT He INTENDS TO Do.-The Hon. John
Miles intends to prefer to the Pennsylvania
State Agricultural Society two hundrea acres
Of land in Erie county, as acondition of their
locating the proposed Farmers High School
upon it.
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AUCTION SALES.
= BY z. 8. WRIGHT. 4neiione ar

'" AsA~hANs AucttOneer.
HOUSE AND HALF AN ACRE OF GROUND
inss.n ~ A.ueuon.-on WEDNESDAY next, the I4th
a-sn,s =. CLOCK p m, will sell, in front Of the
P.ea sne property formerly occupied by the late
Samss a. Payne. situated on the road Jead;nr from
hsSF 70 tne Falls Bridge, oontaining about
rooms with building adjoining, suitabl. f1r sber
or store. .F AUX Siiep
This property Is worthy the notice Of purcb.s.-s
as the ias Bridge will be soon erecteI and the in
isss Terms at the sale. =
Jed Il. 3. WRIGHT. au.,;o
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unsettled state, yesterday there were more
sellers Of flour than buyers, at So 81, and some
small sales at IS %. Since the news by the
Arabia there has been no transactions, buyers
and sellers both holding on until they receive
their Northern dispatches. No Grain arriving
l---- - t-le =e-r-l-t -=-.F Ed. -.ase SPECTATOR
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CAUTION TO THEPUBLIC.

uS Tie public are hse.y cauti mel from receiv-
ing a Check d AWE By me on the Bank OF he Me-
trcpos, payable 20 the order of p e. Deggee for the
SUN OF $50. Also, one drawn by me. made payable
TO the order Of ans 4. pegges on the same bank
for Sa2 Il; both of which d ted June the 10th
1854 The said checks we're obtsi 1ed by false r,p.
resenta.ioDs to get them, and the payments of the
same were sonped Ls at The sad bank and in tss
ITeSeTcs If SIit parties. G. ALEXANDER.
June lC.h, lS54-eo3t+
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NoNrNArIoNs.-TheD Democrats of Arkansas
have nominated A. B. Greenwood and Albert
Rust as their candidates for Representatives
in the next Congress, to be voted for in August
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lie Cd


By e. s. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
DOR SALE-I will sell my House and Let on Sec
Il. ond street, near the College, &c rgetown-has
81 feet front by $50 deep: in two four lots; at
private sale or at auction.
II not sold at private sale it viii be sold at auc.
ton on next THURSDAY, the 18th inst. at 6o'clock
In the AFTERNOON. JN0 BEACHLER.
Il S. WRIGHT,
Je I'D Auetioneer.
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Who rREw DAT BRICK The Middlebury
(VermonD Register thinks one of the "chiei
infamies' of the Nebraska bill is the section
by which the right of suffrage is vested in free
wh;tast
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Gay An exchange says, when David slew
Goliah with sling, the latter fell stone dead,
and Of course, was quite astenished, as such
thing had 7euer entered his heod befoy.,
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E0R SALE-At my Wood Yard on MARYLAND
II avenue, at the Canal Bridge near the Cap ltol,
(where the best bargains In this city are soid.l
quantity Of PAINTS Of superios quality, where
specimens nay Be seen or samples taken. Orders
taken Tor White Oak Lumber. All sold Low fofeash
may @a@ HlATH.
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On the 9th instant, at the residence of A. B. Wal
Ter, Esq, Mrs. HELEN nj MOVES, wife of the
Hon. Jos. C. NOyes, of Portland, Maine.
On the 18th instant, SAMUEL EMORY, only
child of Hon. Jefferson Davis, aged % months and
IA days.
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~ Now rs THE TMH-The display Of dsguerreo.
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., is truly magnificent The proprietor Is doing
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let 1t be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and what IL gratifying, al
Vays sttsns It. This accounts for tho success Of
Piumb's Gallery. Cameo Dsguerrsotypes taken in
All veatfaPs. dec7-
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~ READER, would you not like to send your Da.
guerreotype to some absent friendi If 30, call at
ADAAs's Metropolitan Gallery, aud there you
serted In q fine case which can be sent to any part
OF the United States for II cents by mail Splendid
Stereosoopic portraits made daily for and &c. Da
guerreotypes in fine cases from 81 upwards. No SO
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam
inc specimens. G. ADAMS.
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ST0RE FOR RENT.-Ths spacious warehouse on
b. I. Semmes Bro, as a wholesale grocery and
liquor store is now for TENT. Possession given i'm
mediately. Apply to B. l. semmes M. d. Emery.
ap 13-dtf ~ l-t- s--..g e.., aNiS-@3'
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% The Welshmen of this country are to
hold an " Eisteddford,' or Literary Congress,
in New York, in the Autumn of next wear
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HeavyE Failure.

LOUISVILLE, june l3.-Huston 4 Milton,
grocery and commission merchants, of this
city, have failed for a large amount
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The SPECIE DRAIN-The total exnorts Of
specie from New York, last week, amounted
to 81, 539 400 --.
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SOMETHING NEw.-A corps of Mounted Polio
is being organized in Savannah, Ga.
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M0oREs IMPROVED TRIC0PHERoUs.

THE LATEST DISCOVERY.
HIS article is presented to the public as the best
Il ard cheapest HaIr Restorative ever yet offered
have witnessed its effects in number Of cases.
know individuals who have acquired q new growth
Of hsir by the use Of two and three bottles. It will
eifectually prevent badness, remove dandruf
scruf, &c, and as toilet article it cannot be sur
passed-having many advantages over Hair Oils,
Pomades &c. Sold in large bottles at Is cents per
bottle, or for 81. J. B. MOORE, Chemist,
je 5-f Pa, avenue opposite Seven Buildings.
EERN LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio, second
JIG series .l ..
Life in Abyssinis, by Mansfield Parkyrs sG
American Fruit Growers Guide by Elliott
Lectures on Pulmonary Consumption, by Theophi
lus Thompson, NJ D = 49,
Alone, by Marion Harland
Theological Essays, 2 vols, by Thos De Quincy
Parkers Book of Mechanics and Engineering, by
WNystrom, CE
Chemistry Of Common Lite, No. 2, by johnson.
Just received at TAYLOR MAURY's
| Rays!@ Bookstore, near 9tR Of
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The LAsT.-Mrs. Darlington has been pre-.
sented with "5ucket of flowers
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q The Empress of France. it is positively
stated, is In promising situation. Coming
events cast their shadows BEFORE
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u Solomon Cary committed suicide near
Wheeling on Monday. ..~ . ..-