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EoR RENT.-Tbe subscriber hayiux retired 70
l. the country, his DOW Pc. m ,nent residence OF
iers for rent his hands. mely finish. d, four-.tory
brick HOUSE, ON street, with immediate posse.
SION rN
And also, the thres-story House adjoining, now
occupied by Capt. Jas. B. Mon, gomery Pos sss;on
given on The LIST August, unless carrier posses. ion
can be arranged with Capt Montgomery, who has
tn premises
Aleo, TOR sale cheap, that commodious and dssirs.
bic property, situated ON Pa. avenue. nearly Oppo
site jackson Hall, and recently occupied as boa;d
ing house.
Also, two frame Houses on street south, near
7th in Square 462. II not sold hef,re tho 3uth IN
stant, they will then be disposed of to the highest
bidder at public sale.
For terms and particulars apply at TIA Store ~
White Sons, to VI. G. W. WHITE.
je l9-tf
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MORE NEW GOODS

WA LoS ep.niog 'hhios lot Of Summer
w Good I, c1n-istiog in part Of VIZ:
large 1T of silks Of ell kinds, some st r.t 10
so cents e
Plain, pisid and b cd Bsreees
DO do do ri b liensaipes
Plain striped and sgurei Be ege De LAIns, q isk
worth Is CT.
orgaDdy Muslius and 0rgardy Robes
1000 yard 4 : Lawns, at worth leNa
1000 do do DO at 1tk yor.h ass
Silk AID lace Ne ntiIlas
30 pee 6ne and medium Swiss Nus,.nx
So do p'sid ar stri, I'd DO
90 do white lambrics
20 do plrid CO
30 do Nspsook Muslins ..
Hosiery Of all kinds ......
600 Psrssols, new -tyles
500 p eoss BoDnet III ands
Mems and Toys ws.r ofsn kinds
large lot poz-etics of all knd6
10 pieces % ored Mathis
leo pieces White Msttings
Thre&ply and Insrsn Carpets
All thoss whine 30 puIeh ,ss gods chmrr ensD
can Be had eis-vnsre YIN Do vel 10 givs us . e.l
Is Ne have purchased SsH,.as sosas g :s.:sss
1T. great :sos-h'~s astjnA HALL as@ssM
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DIED D.,

In this city, on Thursday, the I'D instant, Mrs
EUi.ALIA CRAWFORD EDWARDS, wife OF Dr..
,:ewis A. Edwards U. s. Army, and daughter of the
Hon. 4. Hartley CrawtO d.
{Gf Her funeral Will take place on to morrow
Saturday, afternoon, AT O'Clock, from the house
0t her father, corner of and 9Th streets which t,.
me IDS and acquaintances of the family quesed
10 attend without d more particular invitation F.
On Thursday morning, the % instant, ALICE,
daughter of Rob IT and Elizabeth Ann Ball, aged 10
months aud days.
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The fact that this property Is decided TO trustees In
trust residents OF the strict of Columbia for tn.
benefit Of the shareholders end ever, sharehol
receiving Dagnerreoty pc worth S. and OF the very
finest quality and elegantly caed; the high charsc
Ter and ot ons of those and the great snd
extended reputat and business Of Mr.. hitehurst
he deems sufficient guarantees that every promise OF
this advertisement will BE promptly and faithfully
performed the labor will be distributed among 81
many galleries which s,e capable OF producing ftom
600 to 500 pictures per diem. Not NOR than
fifty tho usand shares will be sold. lie io-tt.
HlLBUS HUI, Agents for the sale ef orders
In this city at their Music Depot south side Penns
ave., betw. 10th and IL b streets
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Ok Prices Embroidered Curt.,,
~ Muslin, at 81 TOR Il yards, worth Is
90 pieces very rich Curtain Muslin
~ do plaid Cambrics from l21< eta. up
% do plain, striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
Irish Linens, some very good for 20 cts.
The above goods we're bought at Auction and VII
be sold much less than their value.
VIM. II. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, opposite Centre Market.
NAV 9Q-1m
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A BIG FiGHr.-A New York letter writer
furnishes the following item:
''The difficulty between Morrissey and Tom
liver, il likely TO terminate in q light. The
affair it seems grew out Of the former charging
the latter vi b having some money which be.
longsd to him. but which the later denied and
said be would not give him any. Morrisssy
then charged Hysr with maltrssting one o
his friends, which was also dsrid Morrisss,
ave- wed himself professional fighter; Hys
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CURTIS, AT THE SHIRTDEPOF-CsJl. ard
~ leave your mcts q sure at is ruaran led IN
Ill cases, or no sac. Risbaad.. Collars Night hirt.
OF linen and CO ton on hs nj and male to or der
ew supply Of SHIRT BOSOGS Just received
AMI for sale at
HoPklNs' Gentlemeu's Shirt Nsnufsc,ory ccr
ner 81 9th street and Pennsy vania avenue between
Browns rnd the Ma, ional Hotels T; l7-soa.
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

TIE prop ietor Of Locust Hill Farm Dairy ha.
added to his stock Of Cows, and is now prepared
TO increase the delivery Of tn most necessary srti
ca 70 families throughout the city Their wagon.
are nov running each twice a day one from 9th
street Ia Capitol Hill, &C.; rom Eth TO l4th SITS
and the Island; and from 18th street TO George
town.
applying few DAYS in advance IN the div rs o
the Wa on or address. Locust Hill Dairy" through
the Fost Office
THIS airy is two mics from the Post Office OK
the 7th street rad and thos who 'eel an iutsre,
II; an article necessary to ealth comfort, snc
even lux AIRY Of life, invited to cali and fee IL
management je,2-lns
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

N Old Rai road pspot, Pennsylvania svenue
" between I'd snd 81 STR Pennsylvanis ano
Deia ssre ICE CREAM received by express
Aesery morning. These Creams are too we'll
Icsn 70 comment upon the favor and quality, q
The low price OF 81 SO per gallon
Wouii respectfully INFORM the ladies srd gentle
oaeIi that I'm PREPARED 70 furnish to rd-r at Tia
shortest notice any Quapti y Of Ice Cream for par
tes PIC mics, and private families who may desi,.
to'aae themselves and friends with this delicious
Cream.
temen visiting the Capitol have fitted Up saloon
where one and ali can be furnishes with a plate OF
tee Cream or a cool glass of the purest SODA VA
TER. Most respectfully,
I'D. LAFoNTAINE
0rfers strictly attended to- and in no case no dis
appointment for order
~ ORDERS left at my Ice Cream Stand. next te
the watch House, Marsh Market, promptly attended
GO ia l6-lHa
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u! Ell CH STEEL PENS just imported
l. from Paris
Also, Perry's and Gil'otfs Stsl Pens. brought In
? raoo from the maker. by the undersigned. 9 ID
embracing all tn If best kipds a, the best variety
OF each Kind, tnge her With those OF ch aper make
ne as Low 81 % cents per box Of twelve dozen,
warranted genuine. FRANCk TAYLOR.
ie 90
YON's kATHAIRON by the dosen, at
i & rs, or h, the bottle Chinese fostiug Soap,
hr hing. Perfumery, Combs, Brushes. Summer
Crayats, Stocks, Linen Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, and
Mtts, &c
straw Bonuets, cheap. SILK and Grape do, at the
usual low prices. VIM. P. SHEDJ'S
Fancy Goods and Millinery, 1lth street.
,js 90-tf
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

N L. A. IL ALL has op- ned
n TCE CRE4N DEPOT
y under Psrktr's Fancv store, y here he will beec
IA co.'s ant supply Of the bsss Delaware ICE
~HE.7k
Parties. Balls, Excursions. Hotels, sud priyste
'amilss Can he Supplied al $l7A per gsin hy I~sv.
IN Ne< York avenue, between loth and llth as
+ AZ his Sodz v ater stsnd. In the Centre parket
B-Hsying made srrang rept vi Mr. J.
pettioone for Z, th,r will b, Kept on hs nd rom
tant supply at the above pla e PAGES M p t.
zones 'icse II wIil be received cash.
IL l6-eo2ws
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New York, June % No material change
in the markets to- day. Bread ifs are held
at yesterdays quotations. Cotton firm, and
market tending upwards.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 23-There is very little
animation in the four market Howard street
held at $ al. We q tote City Mills at IS.
There is bat email amount of wheat offerine.
and prices are nominal Red, 81 go a I 10:
white, 81 rs l so. COrn-sale. Of 3 900
.ushels, white, IS; elbow, so 81. Rye, 81 o.
Oats. so a 81 No other change in the leading
articles IF the market.
There are some idle reports rbout choiers In
che city, but they are wholly without founds-
ZION in truth.
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Vermont Democratic Stat, convsrtioa.

MONTPELIER, vt. June 2l.-The demo
cratic State convention met here to-day
Merit Clark. of Poultney, was nomiu ated
for governor. and William Matlocks, Of Beach
AN. for lieutenant governor.
Resolutions were passed complinenfing the
administration of Franklin Pierce 10 sfrong
;ion to the Nebraska bill should not be con.
sidered test If party faith resolution
vas also adopted 0enourcipg know nothi ngi.m
The convention was quite fully attended, and
attended, ard harmonious.
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MORE GOLD DUsr on rHE WAY.

INV ORLEANS, June % The stAauship
oh'n states reached her vha re YESTERDAY
N'eluoon, bringing the through passengers
rVu Fan !, rancisc9 in the Quickest time on
record o nave full files OF San Frspcisoo
papers u the lst Of June inclusive
The steamship North Star sailed froc, A.
pinwall for Kew York on the 10th iust Nj b
$50 passengers, and 100000 10 o. ecie On
deigbt. The passengers brought with them
comfortable amount or gold dus,.
The Is: linus railroad is so far completed
thai passengers are Conveyed across In sir
to"rs with ease and comfort. The Is,hmus
Q ues very ,lihy. n cases Of fey o. re-
P'r'od-weather i!easant for the season u The
gear.
lhe steamship Illinois which sailed the came
lay TOR New York, took 1856 600 in spccie on
relght, besides very large amount of eold
lust In the hands of passengers
lie news from the mining districts Ia cf q
highly encouraging character The Weld Of
sold was large, and likely TO continue 30. Con-
adorable snow had fallen at Jarnegan.
The California markets shows no material
change since cur last reports. The amount of
business transacted was on moderate scale
Flour was dull and dropping in consequences Of
he market beiog urstocked. But little do
ng in boots AMI shoes. Clothing and dry
s""ds inact We Sugar dull.
eg owing crops are represented TO bs In
I m bst 'omislng condition.
The latest accounts from Acapulco state
hat that port was still subjected 10 the strict
&c blockade.
The accounts from New Grenada throw con-
siderable doubts as TO the accuracy Of the
.revio1s reports c. n successful revolution
having taken place ia that county.
The Jury ia the case Of the French Coueul
Dillon, a. San Francisco, charged with having
.ioiated the neutrality Las could n It agree
The deepest interest mamie sted in the case
The Court House crowded TO suffocation.
In the case of Noble a nolte pro,eqni wa
entered.
Several fires had occurred in Marysville and
San Francisco.
fire a. Mcrceda destroyed a considerable
Q nOuLt of p. operty.
Intelligence received from San Francisco
confirms the safety of the steamer Sea Bird.
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LA HERNAHDAO.

4 NEW aud Charming sett OF Spanish Wstfee,
"A composed Wy Senior Pedro A. DrunaS and en-
ue ished with q correct and beautiful view of he
Academy f the Visitation, Georgetown d. O. Pub
'ish-d by Hilous itz, Washington, d o., en- for
sale by all tn principal music stores throughout
the United ftates. The trsde supplied on liberal
Ie;ms- je0
Nat Intel, Alex Gal- Georgetown Adv, Bat Sun,
and Frederick, (Nd) Examiner, each 81 every otter
Jay.
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said he was not, and remarked that il he
.lshed 20 light there were plenty of profes-
slonal lighters whom he could have a sst-to
nith Morrissey replied that be came to fight
nyer' ana that he was the only man he
Wished to fight. Morris.ey finally withdrew.
when Hyer left the course he vas suffering
from lame leg so that he was compelled to
hobble along with STAFF
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REDUCING OUR STOCK.

ttI will co UNI nee this day 10 seli our sotsrs
w stock OF FANCY DRESS GOODS at Is pes
csEt. less than former prices.
We name in part
Printed bereges. twisted Silks snd Tissues
alley lie LANES, Mousselines and Berg. peLAinss
Brocades, rich plaid anu stripe ks
- sils MaDtiiias, the Is text spring styles
Ia short every article in the Fancy press 9ccdx
lire Will be sold at great barssius, and purchasere
sill find our stock very mplete.
just Received
| case Lawns, FAST olors, at l26c. per yard
, osses sups r.cr sheeting Cottops
IS pieces Irish Lawns at Doc to si per y,-d
Win large stock of good Domestic Goods, vhtcy,
EIll De sold ae low as In any house In this city.
MAXWELL, SEARS & CoLLEY,
ie l4-eol2s
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Wsshipgtnn NJ

WAX DEPARTMENT,
Washington, NAV r. 1854
DROPOSALS will be received at thia deoartmept
l. until O'Clock on Monday, the 26,h of June
next for supplying the stationery described in the
l he 'tati nsrv mutt be of the hest quality. Sam.
Pies must 'companv the bids.
The sue ess nj bidder will bs required to give
bond with approved suretes for the faithful fulH.
ser the right to order the article at such time and
In UGH quantities as may deem proper and to in
ere -:se o; dimi, ish the Quantities below stated.
Rpers made Of linen stock.
raans foi1 post, ruled mss hlne made weigh.
a. ing IL pounds per ream
80 do sir gle :ap, ruled machine made, weigh.
ing IL pounds per rean
llO do quarto post, led. nlsrhine made, and
weighing 81 pounds per ream
70 do Quarto post, ruled, hand made, weigh
=, Ing 81 pounds per resm
20 do note paper per ream
DO Coz yiDg paper do
do boteing paper do
III 90 Ora aes machine made buff en-
90 900 envelopes 0o ~.ishins one pound, per 900
20 dozen cards Perry's pens per dozen cards
100 do other metallic pens do
oCoO quilts, No so per 1000
so dozen Cuntee's or Faber's lead PEN
ellis psr dozen
90 ivory folders, plain do
do erase-s, ivory handles do
do ivory wafer stamps do
de cocoa sand boxes do
10 I0nr htaded Knives, Rodgers
Sons do
do inkstands, 2 inch cut glass do
1O do Cooper Philips, Princes. or
other black ink, In quarts DO
ID do French CArmine ink, in ounce
vinls do
do copying Ink do
300 waters, large, for department seal per 1000
~ pounds Wat rs, common size Per pound
Cd do sealing wsx, scarlet do
I'D do India rubber. prepared in
pieces do
ounces pumice per ounce
pecks black sand Ter peck
10 dozen TASTE, assorted per dozen
lO0 do red tape. assorted sizes do
0i-law 4w k26 Inn
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LATHAM's oxN1sussRs ALL R1eHr

N4n The pu, iic are respectfully 10
$k&f formed that ny coaches are sgsip
on the Road for their aeconmoda
ton, connecting With srery train OF Css 10 8uc
from Washington and Alexandria; the only sur.
ins connecting with the OraL &c & AleXand.Is Rail
read.
Passengers can be taken from their Houses to the
cars and from the cars to their housss without re.
Or four charge.
Seats can be secured at the Irving House and P
q HALLS, near Sd street
Leave Wsshil gton at and II a. n 81, 9, snd
S! O'Clock pm. HUGH LATHAM.
10 Q-lm
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CONCORD June % The lie islatu-e ,hI,
afternoon agreed TO adjourn finally on the st
Of July. The Nebraska resolutions were
specially ass gned for next Tuesday at IN
O'Clock. The balioting for Senators will take
place On the Friday before the adjourn rept.
4 stringent Liquor Bill was introduced this
afternoon.
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EERN LEAVES from Fauny's Portfolio, zoo,

EERN LEAVES from fanny's Portfolio, second
Life in Abyssihia, by MansHald Parkyrs
American Fruit Growers Guide, by Elliott
Lectares on Pulmonary Consumption, by 1hsop
lus Thompson, MD
Alone, BY Marion Harland
Theological Rs.sys, vols, by Thcs De ouinesy
Parksr's Book Of Mechanics and Engineering. by ]
WNystsm, CE Ea. - =
Chemistry OF Common Lie. No. 2, by Johnsop,
just received at TAYLOR 4 MAURY,3
may Sl- ; bookstors, near 9th st.
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DENNY CYCLOPGDlA,e volumes, BE-
ing eli that was issued Of the American Re
print are for yale at 80 cts Per VOL full bound, In
cloth, filed With engravings
Also, volumes OF the Penny Msgaxine, at 60c. Per
vol isaued n ~ pdr vol FRANCK TAILOR.
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A TTENTlON, PRINTEES!-For sale, q BOOK
"A AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE It will be
rod very cheap # applied for Immediately. Address
81 4, >" at this office. ia loft
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Essate Tor the People
MAdNFlCENT EATERPRIsE-LIBkRAL EQUI
TABLE, AND CERTAIN.
wH1rEHuRsT's pAeUKRR Eo1YpE lNTERpRIzR
II. WHITEHURST has decided to Trustees In
trust for the benefit of the shareholders in the
above enterprise $780, 900 worth of real and personal
estate to be disposed OF among the holders of shares
at the earliest possible date after the sale OF all the
shares The shares are s. each, which entities the
holder to al equ table share in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
Also TO one OF hit, bursts e. orlds Fair Premium
Daguerreotypes Of self or friend at any time when
the certificate Is presented at either of his Galleries
G1Ueries.
baltimore, 200 Market st.; Norfolk, Va. Main at:
Washington d. c., Pa. sv., between AZ and 9th sts:
i3 nchburg, Va, Main ST.; Richnond, Va II Main
c.; Fayetteville N. c.
Also, arrangements have besn made with the fol
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the certint
at. e, viz:
J. Gurney's Gallery No 349 Broadway.
d. G. Collins Co.'s Galleries: Philadelphia, Pa,
No. l85 hestnut street and No. 100 Chestnut St
Springfield. Mass, Nam ,treet
Wsetfl-ld, Mass Collinss Bui dings
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
ons superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virgins, valued
One splepdd three story brick Bouse and
Lot In Georgetown. G Second street, Sec
opd door from Frederick street 65Or
One House and Let in Georgetown, D. c., en-
thecorner of SecoDd and Fr.deri K streets 1900
One elegant House and Lot In Washington, D.
c., on Seventh street ASOO
One fine House and Lot In Washington, D. c.,
on street $500
One House ard Lot in Portsmouth, Va, on
Court STREET adjoiDing Town Hall $500
Two Lots in Georgetown on Second street, $500
each 1000
Ohe Lot In washington Oh Seventh street 800
Five Pianos, 1900 each lbOI
60sI l-ndh Gold Lever Watches. $100...... 5000
70 massive Silver Pitcher $5e.....-........ 90
~ DO DO Cups. 81 5O............. go
IA u amond Rings, at $7O......... ......... $50
19 heavy gold chains, $50. SO
~ silver Gobets. SO each. 400
eo Ladies, bracelets $40 each....-......... 1000
90 LADIES' breastptns ........................ 800
!oo Goid Pencils 81 each..................... 700
100 Porte Mennaies, S each....,,. eos
100 Silver Card Csses, $40 esch.......... LOCO
800 plain heavy Gold kings, s. eaeh 1900
ioo nne 1oid Lockets, $40 each.............. 1000
S,OOo 500
LOU Photographic Art Journals, SOC. each 500
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PHILADELPHIA. Market.
New York Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23 Flour dull-tS,
at s. 81. Stocks quiet Money stringent.
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LII M B e r

the Lumber business, ct the old stand Of Wm
Bird, CORNER Of 9th and strssts, are prepared
f1rni<h Al srtclss in tbs trade on favorable terms
IN y solicit share Of public patronage
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AIDES GLOVES, Ihisry, embroidered lined
i 4 cambria asndketchiets, Perfumary, sc at
BIRGES,
j. to-n Willsrd.' Hfts
&tEBOLD'S JAPAN GOODWIN do Msc.
farlabe'> do; hoem3fers DO; Waits do Japan
Hlsfoi,ee eft Descrption par Jas cigny ia, on Ats
toire 81 D ,sorrtion par Prxssine,
Imp red by PRANCK TAYLOR
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BARNARD 4 BUCKRY, 0eoV

BY BARNARD T. BUCKLEY, GeoG'n
FURNITURE AND HnrssRoLB EFYEcrs a
Hucnou - N TgE-DAY, the 9th inst, at II
o'clock .. shall sell. At the residence Of Ms
.es Boote' on Bridge street, near Congress- the en-
tire househo d Fur niture
We name la part
Mahogany Sofa and Dinfrg Tables
Do Breaks and d is Tables
hush, windsor nd Rocking Chairs
Nah 'gany Secret -ry a. d Bookcase
Lag gilt and other Looking gases
Iarior, hatl. and stair Csrpets
China Tea Set, stors
China snd Giass ware
Beisteads, Mattress :. Bedding -
First rate feather Beds
Mahogany Bureaus. Washstsnds
Wash tables Curtains, &c.
Ttu plate and cooking stoves
Kitchen Utensils, Iron We're &c
complete Sc OF School Furniture such Is Desks
Benches. &c.
And many articles not enumerated.
sate without regard to weather
Terms ca h. BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY
Ie "-oS Arctionas-s
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I. J. MIDDLETON,
ID T. ALER In IC

0Jicc sOst. SADIE r, r.est to cornsy or l2LA sfyoa
CE kept oons.s ptly on hand ct TIE Once, whIuk
i can be had In lsrg- or small quantities.
Office open from sunrise 70 sunset.
juns i-eolm
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New 0rIsana Marie,
New Hampshire legislature.

NEW ORLEANS. june 23.-C.t.on lrm, at
slight advance.
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GREAT BARGAINS

At the Nsp FORT stare, B-'dge st., GeorgeteuB.
Ha~ MISS McGAW wishing to re luce her
il& present stock of Goods, offers them at cost,
" such as English Straw Bonnets, Ribbons,
- Lace Goods, Dress Trimmings, Perfunaery,
stationery, and many other fancy articles Of all de-
scriptions.
The ladies of thu District will please call and ex.
anime for themselves. lie 20-eelm*
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LOVE AFFAIR AND FATAL END On the 7th
a Miss Fuller, in Darbyvilie. Picawsy county
Ky, drowned herself in the creek, in few
minutes after reading note from her lover,
that he did not intend marrying her, and was
about leaving the village A correspondent
says, after reading the letter, she exclaimed
My God, what shall become Of me-" She
crossed the street, passed through a house
without noticing the family, rushed up stairs
where the false one was at work and caught
him round the neck-kissed him-said she had
come to bid him long farewell. She then
ran across field and plunged into water if.
teen feet deep. A man blowing near by, sup
posing something was wrong, ran after her,
hut only reached in time to see the bubble
whore she had sunk -
RONANcE.-A young lady living near Bea-
yer Dam. in Erie county, Pn., took it into her
head, short time since, to enter into roman
tic adventure, and accordingly dotted her fe-
male attire, clothed herself in the garb of a
male, and left home to seek her fortune at
whatever might offer. Sheproceeded to Cam
bridge, in Crawford county, and hired out as
g man of all work" when, after driving
horses, hauling wood and rails, loading hay.
&c, for short time, her parents discovered
her whereabouts, exposed her sex and con-
veyed her home. The act was occasioned by
reading some of the light literature of the dsy,
10 which was portrayed, in seductive language
the adventures Of a lady who had made for.
tune by DOMINIC male attire, and participating
in public life
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