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AUCTION EMBROIDERIES,

TXIk have iust received from auction q large lot
w OF tho ste.t Ely les Embroideriss.
ALSO, White Grape Hhssls, Back lace Wells.
Black SILK LAces, Bonnet Ribbons
And many other desirable Goods, which will b
sold at abour one.halt the cost Of importation.
WIN. E6AN 4 SON,
No. 8, ra avenue, r. side, near It'll street.
may g.
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~ wANrEp-To find the first person that bo. r,
ken Edsman's Headache Remedy, according TO di
rectons, who not been entirely relieved Call
st GILMAS'S Drug store mav1,-
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NOR RENT-A Brick DWELLING, with thirtee
IL rooms, just finished. on g street, ID door ~es
18th street.. Apply on 18th street, I'd door south
OF q, after O'Clock p. m. Pri,s $3.50,
4--6fk
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LfINE ENHRAVINas, OIL PAINTINGS, &c
Il Just opened large lot of choice ENGKAVINGS,
ranging in prices from 10 cents to $12.
Also. eight superb Oil Paintings, which will be
sold low. JOHN r. ELLIS,
may eff Pa ave. bet OH and 10th sts
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~ SMITHS DysPKP.IA CoRDI This delicious
COMPOUND Il osr ID as postivs cure in all cas.s OF
Dyspepsia. or dsrang ement sf the Digestive organs
Certificate EXTRAORDINARY cures accom- any each
,nttie It Is entirely veg tabs aad freq from any
i.ieterfous substance. p-'r aais by z b. GILMAN
'nd at Bcwn's Hotel, WASHINGTON, and wholesal,
md retail BY DR. SMITH, 10 ana % South 18th st.
philadelphia. mavoL,f
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ON THE HEIGHTHS OF GEORGETOWN.-A
~ family about to leave, want respons, BILE ten
art for the House, ready furnished, until the lat of
November. 1t Is most pleasantly situated, with
large yard and garden With some fruit aud in de-.
sirable neigilborhood. The House Is new nd hand
someiy furnished, and will be rented on moderate
tsrns Should 1t NOT be imma lately disposed of
the lady will accommodate several Members. or
small family during the ensuin. Spring and Sum-
nler on reasonable terms Address Z. S.. at this Of
fce. may e-ats
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lust RECEIVED and for sale 1T nv stor,
u at the corner of BIiige and Green sts.. Ge .rgs
town. or at my Stalls. Centre Market. Washington
60 bushels prime Delaware Mercer Po-a.cee
800 do Mountain pink eyes and red MERGERS
from Cumberland
Also, 500 dozen fresh Eggs.
WIN. II. FOWLER,
may SITS Georgetown, d. C.
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By }. C. MCGUIRE, Auo,,o.,.,

I'EUsTEh'S SALE-sy virtue of a deed of trust
L executed to me by John A. King, deceased
ami Of record in Laber J. A z, No. 81, one OF the
snd records of Washin gton county, In the District
Of G. lumba. will expose 10 sale, the PREMISE
in the city of Washington and District of Columbia
on THU aSpAY, the 18th Instant, at o'clock in the
hered seventy.two, GU containing seven thousand
feet.
Terms: one-tbird cash, and the balance in three
and six months, by aoes secured by 2 desd Of trust
II the terms are not complied with within three
days after the sale. he property will be resold al
the cost and risk of the pHrch srer
y. w. RISQUE. Trustees.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
may Id kuctioueer
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=" WORM SUGAR DRoPs.-Ac EXCELLENT and yer,
anieacous vermifuge. 1t has a sweet and deicatel5
plsssant flavor, and is therefore peculiarly al
for children, Who sill take il DC resily ss sny other
eonfectionesy. For sale by z. D. GILMAN, Cheruis,
and Druggist
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- TORE FOR RENT-The spacious warehouse en-
- Ptnnsylvsnia ave-, so long occupied by Mesars.
liquor store is now for lent Possession given in
meiiately Apply to B. /. semmes OF n. G. Emery
ap 13-dtf
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sale of wheat since our last Of 2,l00 bushels
at S20l.
Wood Of every description continues scarce,
and in great demand. Oak, by cargo, 81 81 !
s4.75; pine S. so q 81 90. SpEcrAron.
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AUCTION sAL1a:
BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
K. n. STR TTON Anrst.~>>-

-. -. STRATTON, Aucetoneer.
NONTINCATI0N sAIE-The extensive stock Of
~ Dry Goods In the Store Of e. MrYFKs q Co. win
pa csnunued every day this week until the whole Il
disposed of.
The attention Of the Ladies' is respectfr,v rr,,es
ii. large riion Of the btt goods srs VET 70 h.
sold. n.y O. :.
BY j. c. McGUIRE, Aue,,oc,.,
DEREMPToRY SALE OF BANK STOCK Ann
/ Iron ssf..-op THURSDAY AFTERNOON Nav II
At O'Clock, at my Auction Rooms I shan seli-
$1,000 Patriotic Bank Of Washington Stock
Also, one small Iron Safe, Of new ard imprcy 81
make.
Terms cash, in current funds
JAS c. McaUIRs
mayo-d Auctiopesr
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6-SPLENDID Pictures -Tnose O. our readers who
des're to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fall to pay visit to Piumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. He has on exhibition ther. come cbciee
'pecim-ns of the new art Of Ec1u rreotuing in OIL
which for bsarty and excellence are uncomfortable,
There 10 portrait executed, in this last style, of
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every liaeamsnt thereof giving life like e
preston. Mr.. Jumbo is reekoned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time msr 30
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ARRIVAL Of THE CANADA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

HALIFAX, May IL The steamer Cans
arrived here last evening", bringing datss from
Liverpool to the 29th OF April, being seven
days later than previous sdvices.
No intelligence has been received of ths
Steamer City Of Glasgor.
afternoon
The news from the seat Of war iuaicstas
increased vigor on the part Of the allies,
lWen'y thousand Frerch, aud O ght thousand
Ing ish troops, had Landed at G.iiipoli.
A sanguinary engagement had taken ni...
near kalafat, without any decisive result
IL was reported that tie Russians had bean
,iefea ed at Pa'tschernarods, and that they had
evacusted Little Wsllachia.
Sir Charles Napier was at Stockholm on ths
eth of April. His feet was about 50 miles OF.
The allied fleets were at anchor Cd 0dessa,
on the 10Th OF April.
The Russian forces we're Withdrawing from
kalafat.
Affairs in Spain remain as complicated a.
before.
The Black Warrior diff Guilty WAS unsettled
The Government continues 10 refuse 70 socsds
10 Minister Soule's demands.
England and France continue their exten-
siye war preparations.
The report Of odessa having been bomb arded
IS altogether unfounded. Neither 10 there any
| foundation 70 the rumor that Silistria uas
taken.
The commercial advices ere important
Breadstuffs have largely declined, whilst cot
ton has improved.
Austria and Prussia remain neutral The
| Greek instruction is subsiding.
Hungary is much agitated by internal dis
sensions.
The war preparations in Russia and Turkey
! continue on the most extensive scale.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, April 29.-Cotton--Hunter
quotes the market rs irregular, and all the
circulars says that the lower grades have de-
| :lined Lied, and that fair and good has adj
vanced Id. Sales Of the week 81 900 baies,
at the following quotations New Orleans fair
| IL middling 81; Upland fair 81; miidling
IS. Spectators have taken 1000 bales, and
| exporters 1000.
At Manchester, trade has declined since the
| last steamer
Observation-Disclosures reports all descrip-
lions of Breadstuffs as largely declined Hour
has declined Is; Wheat has dealined 8 -
| Corn has declined Is. TO Is. per barrel The
| quotations Of Western Canal are AZ. Cd Ohio
59s. Corn-White Ais; yellow 40s Wheat
White lis. 3D.. red lis Cd.
| Lard has declined Is per cwt. Sales at
52s
| Rice has largely declined, with sales at
| 20s
LoysoS, April 2s.-cofFee and sugars arc
| steady.
| United States stocks are unchanged. Tran
sactions in American securities small.
Money is easy. Consols closed at S7t S7t
| For money and account.
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By Barnard 4 BUCKLEY, Geotvv'p.
FRONT OF TIE PREMISES on TUESDAY
next, the 18th Of May, at o'clock. p. m. thosr
desirable and well located Lots No % and IOl. OF
the north side of BealI strset between Washington
fnd Green, measuring one hundred and twenty feet
front, which will be divided into five Lots OF tw.ptv
tour feet front and one hundte1 and twenty feet
deep.
errns OF saie One 9Th cash approved note
at sixty days b. airing Interest, and the balance a
credit OF i've years with interest payable quarterly
bi of sale given, and a deed on full psymenr
Title perie,t. BARNARD BUCkEY,
msy Id Auctiopeers
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

1'HEstock OF very superior Laces, EmbrJiderfss
L &c. at Private Sale on the second floor of Gu
Auction Rooms will be continued during his weal
only. Those who wish to secure soma b ng yer,
rich and desirable respectfully rsqa -stei to cal
and sxn mine The Goods, which will b. found superi
in style and quality to any thing of the kind nov
in this city. ID. 3. CAMPBELL 4 CO,
South side Fenna. avenue, rear 10Th street.
NAV 9-3t
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1 Il, THE REQUEST OF mauy D.

4 Il. THE REQUEST OF many person.
n We adopted the plan to dispose by lots OF tire.
most magnificent articles Chere below described to-
costly to be disposed Of at private sale, viz:
Magnificent solid Pspier Msche Cabine', ichly in
aid in mother pearl, made expressly fer the great
Worlds FAIR, worth $500
A superb soiid silver mounted, gold edged ladies
Dressing Box, OF exquisite workmanship, Of Loui;
XIV. style, worth $3.50
Rich massive metal Roman Clock, with two lsrg,
Cacdelabrss to match, worth SIS
Nearly all the numbers have feen sold. TIE few
remaining unsold can be had by making immedist,
application to our store On Saturday the eubscriD
ton list will be closed The drawing will take plac
neat week. Subscribers requested 10 cali TIN,
week and settle for their numbers
T. B. 4 Co,
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Browns Hotel.
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EVERY MAN A FREEUOLDER,

TUE UNION LAND Association respectful.
L inform the public that they have taSen rp .
TRACT OF LAMB eighty situated ST the Jun ton OF ,hs
Bridge road, Marlborough road, and the riecatsws,
road, fronting on the river, directly opposite Ire
Navy Yard. and commanding fiue views of the y
Of Washington, and The Potomac River, which they
intend laying ont in BUILDING LJTs, TO b. located
by ballot the LIST Of June next after which Lots
will be sold except at N uch higher price Persons
DESIGNING to purchase, should Therefore make early
application
The size Of Lots are "a feet front by 100 deep al
fronting 20 feet wide streets, lat the very low
price Of 800 b, without interest payable in small
monthly instalments, as follows: So upon each III!
upon subscribing. and IS for each lot every ed
ing month, until the whole is paid, when "deed ir
fee simrls" will be given to each 10. holder, clear
every incumbrance. The streets also will be IT dec
and eyed with shade trees, without extra chsrgs t.
the lot belders
Purchasers have the privilege of exchanging (afte,
the drawing for shy Lots that may remain unscld
by paying 81 each Lot extra, and can have two or
more Lots together.
JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Ofice 9TH street, above ID, op. Intslligepcer Office
~ open from a N. to p n. msy 6-2w
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~ Joe ShfliingtOn receives all the Nrw
BOOKS and NrwcPAPRRs as fast as published. He
is agent far Rarpers and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery a. his Rook
store, Odeon Building corner Of stree. and Penn
sylvania avenue. auo 10
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"ANTER-A Cook. Washer, ard o-e-
w Als,. GIRL, to take care Of children Re-
remnenda'ions rN9uired. Apply t. Or. K. Finley
Hunt, Dentist, Pa az, bety. 9th and 10th SIS.
nav lift
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NVANTED-Ay oun. MAN, as a clerk IN DRUG
w Store. On. who hss a good knowledge OF
the business. Address ~" box zig, City Post OF
nee. nav If-eo2t
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MERCER POTATOES
WI $40 bushels prime Mercer Potatoes on board
the Schooner Rs sper for sale in lots suit purohg
sers. Apply TO PETER BERRY.
may Est Water street, GEORGETOWN
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4 MAN SERVANT WANTEO.--A colored Mar
n Servant who underst- nf's waiting On the tn
hle will hear o. pleasant situston at good wages
by applying INN. diately at this Office.
may 10 st
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lRoN Ratings & WIRE PA II FENCE

RON RAlLihts Of wrought and east lion and
i wire for City and Cemetery Lots, and Tor Bsloc-
-iss and Eerandghs.
The public are n vited b. examine he samples OF
Shich there many beautiful Patterns In the
me Ware rooms.
All ordsrs promptly executed.
Farm Fence ~ wir-, Wickershsm's patent, 81 70
Der rod, including the posts.
RALPH HAsKINS
ornauental Iron Warebeusa
81 zy-tf ~
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WANTS.

WTANrED-A GOOD COOK for EMAIL f.mily
w The hghest wages will be given to one well
recommended. Apply Immediately a. Mr. Ely's Is,
etres., .etween L and NJ, west side, Sd door from
NAV 11-3ts
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A GOOD seeond. hand Piano Forts
IA For Rent ON reasons b terms.
Enquire of HILBUs a HITZ, Music Depot:
may ST
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FOR SALE AND RENT

ITO JeF-A frame HOUSE, on 18th street west
L nParL street north, with ten rooms and pump
of good waite in she yard Possession given on the
10Th by applying on the pre- ises to
may 1l-3I* ALEX. BORLAND.
kfOR RENT-A convenient and comfo Portable frame
Il HOU Sc with brick basement containing nine
rooms, situated in pleasant and healthy neghbor-
CLARkE. Druggist Potomac Hall, !, LAID. or 1T the
Law Office # RlCHABp II. CLARKE, corner of 9th st.
AMI louisiana avenue. may 11-3t*
LNOR RENT-A furnished HOUSE, on st near
the ate department. Address "H NJ" Post
Oftcei may 1I-2t*
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w NTFD-A rood, plain COOK, who can com
w we'll rseomm anded. 10 do the cooking OF a.
ordinary sii d fam y. Colored prcfs red. Appl,
over MIR Muhler's Drug Store, opp. National IIo el
10 3x .s0s
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BY d. B. CAMPBELL & co.

BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
z. N, sTkATTON, Aucttone~r.
EURSITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF
T. Private FamiIy.-On SATURDAY morning.
May 18Th, 1T 9k O'Clock. in front OF our Auction
Room, shali sell good assortment of Furnlt ure
Wig:
spring seat fss and Tste a-Tetes
Mahogany, hair ard caneseat Chairs
Rockers OivaDs, Footstools, Ottomaus
Ps' Forte and Stools, sideboard, Tea Poys
Nah" yany FRAMED Looking Glasses, Hat Racks
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wa shstands
Superior Hair Mattresses and Feathers
shuek Mattresses, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Crockery and Glassware
Wooden and IronSsrs
Stoves, HI chen Utensils, &c.
Terms: Under S25 cash; over $25 a credit of thirty
days for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
terest NAV lid
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N ING G00DS--Now receiving new and beauti-
III styles sf Gentismen's Furnishing GOODS for
he present and preaching season, .uch IS scsrfs
cIsvats. Of silk aiE and linen, and basiste Stocks
md Ties Pocket Bandker h 'ef,; Sills and Linen:
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, at LANES General furnish-
ing Store, Pennsylvsnis avenue, near Il street
ap 2s-eo2w
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msy Id

By GREEN e. SCOTT, Aucsioneers.
VALUARLE BUILDING LOT near the Railroad
Lepot at Auct.on.-Un THURSD Az, the 1871
instant, shall So l. IN front Of the premises at 81
o'clock, m, or immediate after the sale Of the
sale of Lot No. in sQusre No $50, north half OF
lot s, In square SS5, fronting q feat In North
Capitol street, and running back lao feet
Terms of sale One-third cash the balance In 6
IL, ard Is mouths the purchaser to give notes fol
e deferred payments, bearing interest from day Of
sale
A deed given and deed CT trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
may I'D Auctioneers
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HE FIRST OF The SEAsoN.-To-morrow
Benter will serve up splendid green turtle
In the shape Of delightful soup As this il the
hrst OF the season, We are sure that our metro
poiitan epicures will embrace the favorable
opportunity to try dish
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zERKANs CELEBRATap TOOTH WASH

Importers Of Fancy Goods, Brcvns' Hotel.
may S-tf
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From JEFF s. GERMAN, NJ D-This IL TO certify
that Dr. Levi has this day extracted corn from one
of my toes, which has been q constant annoyance
to me for about fifteen yeays. without causing me
the slightest pain; and will avail myse Of the
privilege of giviHg him this certificate In order 10
testify tn all and every one who may zee it tbs.
take sisat pleasure in rec ,mmendiny Dr. Lew IN
them as a successful operator and gentleman
JEFF. GERMAN, ND
Office, 10 =. fourth street
sr. LOUIS, May %, 1895.
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From JOHN LLOYD MARTIN, N. Il do hereby car
tify that Dr. Levi has operated upon my feet and
extracted therefrom several corns and callositiss
without occasioning me the slightest pain or un
nsiness; and can, with the greatest oce an
pleasure, recommend him a most sRiilful chiropo
LIST. JOHN LLOYD MARTIN MD
hail.
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Wnen tDey udu IeIuseu IL.
You've CATHOLICS FRIEND SoCIErY.-At q
meeting of the members Of the above society,
held a few days back, a series Of resolutions
were passed unanimously, expressive Of thei
heartfelt sorrow at the deeease Of the Rev.
William Matthews, late pastor Of ST. Patrick
Church. who had won for himself the title by
which be will ever be remembered, - The
Father of the Orphan and that the members
nournipg for thirty days, as testimony Of
her love and respect for the memory Of the
deceased.
RISE IN TALON. Partington's remark
that the folks were fighting by candle light in
toe Est to account for the high p.ice of can
dies, has been. we are sorry to say, fearfuIly
realized Common grease candles have ad
yanced /. om 10 TO Is cents per pound, in con
sequence of the war between the Russians aod
Turks. 1t is to be hoped that with the in
creased length Of the unmer days, they will
be able to fight il out by day light, 80 that we
may have our tallow dips at the old price.
DELIRIUM TREaESs.-Y esterday, q man
named W, b. Micku,n, white labOring under
sde,irium tremens. broke out Of the hospital
and was off thr III Oh the streets before the keel
ers were swa.e oft liter hard chase, the.
succeeded in capturing him, and taking hin
back The same man w.ss discharged 4 om thu
hospital lat Friday, cured Of the complaint
aud was obliged to be brought hack on the sue
eeediug Tuesday, suft ring from the sam
cause, and was st,ll laborius under 1t when b.
broke loose.
PRESIDENTIAL GRou SDs-We noticed Ia
day that the pain. er. were employed IN adorn
inv the fences and iron work about the presi
DENTAL grounds with a fresh coat Of paint
In their new dress they viii look more beht
TING TO compare with the spring dress of ma
ture, which re paints yearly all vegetation
with a new and lively coat Of green. Vegeta
tion about he grounds is at pr esent very rapid
and the trees are all in full leaf.
GprkS PEas-We noticed this morning.
CeutIe Market, green peas fresh from 10
Garden. for the frst time this season Inc
j. Sere selling at IS cents per peek, and snoWe
veil hlIel shuck the pea Icing qr:'e large
and the yield good. We may expect soon
nave them cheap and in abundance.
D..rH.-Nicholas Turner, eoIored boy
aeed eighteen years q native Of Washingto
c,tv died on board the U. s. ship Portsmouth
~ San Diego, on the Pacific coast, on the rs
IS March. and was buried the next day
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IHs HEArHER.-Notwithsta the rain
OF last M ght. and the oloudiness of the day.
the weather Is still warm, the thermometer in
tne coolest SPOT we could select outside the
Star office: registered II degrees at 10. a. NJ.
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Je certi1e qse NJ Levi ma extirpe plus;eurs cors
sans ne fairs eprouver "a mnindre douleur
CHI. CUVELLIER NJ D.,
De la Faculte Paris
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BALTIMORE, December 4, 1852.

From THOMAS Oliver GOLDSMITH, NJ. d Coronsl
OF Phiiedelphia Il do hereby Ger ify that Dr. Lev
has oper' ted PIP n my daughter for q nail CROWNS
in the flesh, to h-rs well my own satisfaction
leo, c., n upon her foot, with immediate relief
and without tue least paiu
TH0s. OLIVER GOLDSMITH, NJ D.
23s Beach street, Kensingtou.
DILL 1tarI.A 0oNel o. ile
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From HESRY 8. LEvERT, NJ d. have Just bad .
painful corn extracted by DR. Levi with much kill
and without pa,n, The operation was simple. and
believe its effects will be- permanent
HENRY s. LEVERT, N. D.
NOBLE, April 9, 1868.
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COLUMBIA FIRE CoxPANY.-The members of
the Columbia Fire Company Association will
be addressed this evening, at their engine
house, on Capitol Hill, by Captain Cutter.
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RACES PosrPoNED.-In consequence of the
burning of the Long Bridge. the races tn at
were to have come off on the 23d inst. on the
Columbia race course, on the other side of The
Potomac, have been postponed until the Goth
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MILITARY AsYLUM.-We noticed yesterday
quantity of building stone, generally known
as west Chester marble, from New York.
which was being discharged from a vessel at
the foot Of & street On INQUIRY we were in.
formed that it was intended for the new mill
tary asylum. A large quantity of stone Of
various kinds, for building PURPOSES is
brought from New York to this city.
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From j. q. McrARLANE, NJ p.-I hereby testif,
that Mr.. Levi has exhibited great skill ard taller
in the speedy removal several cOrns of long
Ing, and 1nion and cslloss'y which had previous
" defed the sxertons of several operators and r.,
commend him 10 the pub lie.
J. 8. MCFARLAND ND
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Apply at the Office Of
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Dentists, Pa avenue, near 10th street
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SUPERINrEyDESrS OF INSANE AsYLUMs.-
This morning at an early hour the Superin-
tendents OF Insane Asylums who are now in
session in this city. proceeied in body to pay
their respects to the President. After having
had an interview, they proceeded on visit
to the National Observatory, the Coast Survey
Department, and the Patent Office. They will
meet this afternoon at 4 p. M. At their after
noon meeting yesterday at the Smithsonian
Institution, an interesting paper on Spiritual
ism was read by DIR Bell, and discussion
took place on the beneficial application Of
chloroform to insane persons as a soothing
means of inducing them to take nourishment
when they had refused it.