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IEASkALS6SIA RAILROAD.
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Ii l. Creal Central Route, connecting the Al.
ianiic citifs "th Western, Northwestern
aud Southwestern States. BY continuous Rail
way direct THIS road also connects at Pitts
bury with daily line Of Steamers to all ports on
tie Nes'ern Rivers, and al Cleveland and san.
darsy ~i'h Steamers y all ports on tie North
wtsiefn Likes: making tie fnosf atytrt. cheapest
and retie6ie roHts BY which FREIGHT eau b,
forwarded 10 and from the Great Vest
RATLs HETwEES PHlLApELPHIA ASp F3rTsBURG,
FIR7r Class - Boots, Shoes,
DFj Goods, in boxes) Furs. - c. per I00lb.
Feathers. &e.
III CLAss Books and Statior-
cry, Dfy Good, (n bales), CD G. per l00lb.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
80 CGAss.-Anyls, Baggne,
haeoa aid Pork Ciu bulAl,l 30 c. per lo0ib.
hepp &c,
4,h CLAss.-CoGee, Fj.h, Ba-
con ant Pork packed Lard, 30 G. per l0olb.
and Lard OH.
I1g@ Ia SHIPPING 6 oods from any point East OF
Phaadelphia, 10 particular 10 mars package .susa
PenRSniraAla Railroad All Goods consigned
u tte Agents OF this Road ai Philadelphia or
pftsbafR. viii be forwarded without detention.
InEfGfrf Agents Moses Potter Boston j.
l.. Lt4ol,, y. YORK; f. ]. Sueeder, Philadelphia;
Magfaw kooHs, Baltirore Geo. G. FIancis-
co7 patsb9rs 5p-iginan & sfowu. Cincinna-
y, Quo; J. 5. Mporeheed. Louisville Ky; r.
G. Mearam. MaGAon, Ind; Ra,chH & Co. 81
Lo8is, Mo; j 8 Mitchell s Sgn. Evansville.
II IT, HOUSTON.
General frelsnt Agent philadelphia.
IL, ]. L3MBAEKI, Sup't, Altoona, Pa
-. / 1915. 1y
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T7HREE Dais Through IfaI1s between Pl ~
laaepbia and fitisbggg THE MORNfAN
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for ptttsbt.rs
a. IN 4. II SUD pltisbars for philadelphia al
\. VI. THE FAST LlNElease- Phila elpha
for P.ftsburg at p. NJ. AMI pittsh'sg for Phila-
deiptia Al | T, II. THE NIGHT EhfRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for pittsburg at I 4,
P. ", and Pl'isharg for Philadelphia al 10 F. NJ.
The above lines coneect at piisburg with
Railroads 10 AND rsoM 81. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Gaiena ~ad Chcago, Hiss Ffankiord, Lexington
and Louisville XIV; TerTe Haate, Madison, La
faye,'e, ahd Indianapolis, md Cincinnati Day
fon. Spf8gil.ld BeIiefoutsine. S4tdasAy, Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, Zanesvlile, Massillou AID
ooser. 9tie; also, with tie Steam Packet Boats
from and TO NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, LouIs-
VILE, and CiNcFNNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to OF from either
Of the above Places.
For further particulars, see Haud-hillS at the
Hliiefent starting poinis. Passengers from the
West viii fud thls the shortest and most exnedi-
tions route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
OF Boston.
THQS. MOORE,
Asrsr, Passenger Llfes, Philadelphia.
J. NEsAlMEN,
Asent, Passenger Lines, Pitlsburg.
Feb. /, 1898 ~
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J. w. SCKOGGS'

LUMBER YARD, KEOKUK,
On Concert street, between 4th and 9Th streets,
rorth IT hfsiH street A large assortment Of
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand d&vly
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HATS! HATS! HATS!,l
The Spring Style for 1855.
Al THE
New York Hat Emporium
MAIN "a md Am

A G. SHELDON would respectfully an-CI
"A. nsunce 10 the citizens OF keoknk and -
vicinity that lie has established himself at
heokuk, for the manufacture and sale of Hats
Caps, Furs and Straw Goods, and Will open
about ihel5th OF Maach large and complete
stock OF the above goods Of the latest and most
fashionable style. Having been connected FOR
term Of years with one Of the largest whole
sac manufacturing houses ia New York III en-
able ine to sell nv goods at lower price than
any house in the trade. ] hope by close appll-
cation tc business aud desire to please the pub
iic, 10 receive & share OF their patronage, and
supply every want that comes within the lsglti-
mate sphere OF my business. Couutry mer-
chants especially invited 10 call and exam
inc previous to buying elsewhere Nv motto 10
''Ready Pay, Quick Sales and Small Profits y
Gents. lust drop and examine the spring
style oi Mole ska Hats for 1855.
A g. SHELDON, Halter.
April ., 1875 .sly
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FLOWS AND WAGONS.
Western Hotel,

(FoRMLRLY KEoKuK HoTEL,)
IN LOCATED on the Levee, below NJ Ain-.t.
;H most convenient to the steamboat landing.
Has been taken BY the Subscriber, (late Of
the Ph9nix Hotel, and has been thoroughly re-
paired and we'll furnished. The entire arrange
ments are made with view 10 the comfor Of
his friends and customers. He hopes, therefore,
by strict atteation to business To have share oil
public patronage. The attendants speak the
Epgii-h, German, and French languages. Give
Ine CALI DANIEL ACNE.
March 5, 1853. dawti
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Next door 10 Charlie. Parsons' Banking House
KEOk UK. IOWA.
q sssstx..r.r, TIE subscriber has lust re-
ls{SssI .SSs,,,.c..a celved a large and beautiful
ekS>.<ss--s-1s Of Gold and Silver Watch.
es, Gold Iewery SC, comprising he latest STYLES
oi Lafies Breast Pms, Ear Pings Finger Rings,
Cuf Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
seals, Silver Tmmbles, Gold Slides, Snaps,
Studs, Gold Pens with or without holders, G old
penciis Pens and p~ncils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical watc chmaker
feels competent To repair the most difficult and
delicate work tha, may be entrusted 10 hs care
All work warranted TO give satisfaction
Correct Time.
Tie public may rest assured that the correci
time IS, and Away viii be kept by
n. w JONES.
Nov. %, 1854 iyd
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RAISToN s PATENT IMPROVED
Gram Tresher, Separator and Cleaner.
THE 81 bscTiber has uudsr construction num-
be- OF these popular and uneqaaed machines,
which have invariably taken the preference
wherever introduced over all other machines
now in use, for light draught, simple consiruc-
ton, speed IN threahnlg, durability, aud putting
tile grain IN perfect meIchAntabe order. | am
manufacturing t1o sizes aud horse power.
Also and horse Ihreshers, without the Sep.
arator The above machines are warranted 10
give satisfaction.
TIE subscriber is thankful to bis to;m mer pat
rons for their liberal patronage, and would Inform
them that he has made valuable improvements
for the present season. Letters Of inquiry
promptly answered. Olders fof machines should
be sent IL early.
WILLIAM MCCLURE,
Ripley, Blown county, o.
May 8. 1853. It'd 3tw.
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DECLINE OF AUTHoRITY.-The parent
OF to-day is an extremely mitigsted form
Of the parent of fifty years ago. he has
no doubt the same fondness for his child.
but he is no longer capable of enforcing
the discipline which the child's social
destiny exacts. The parent of to- day
cOaXeS where the other was content to
command: and the child, consequently.
instead of growing up with back bone
instead OF preserving some vestige OF
the wholesome rudeneSs and simplicity
of Naiure-too often finds himselfin the
very crisis of life dyspcplic, energated,
and inclined to dissipation. The couju-
gal relation at;ests the Same fact. The
husband Of to-day is not the husband his
grandfather was before him. His grand
mother hsd certain awful regard for
that sublime and stately functionary.
But what wife of to-day feels any awe
for her husband! "Catch her," indeed!
Women rights are extre Aely well un-
derstoOd. even where they have not as
yet consented to the foolish symbolism
of dress. In the public sphere the same
signs are visible. No one any longer
reverences the Governor, and no one goes
to see the President exc pit with the pat
riotic intention ofgetting an office Time
was when the little boys would cease
from ''rnumble the peg" and reversntly
step off the sidewalk, when old DIR. Ro-
gers or the great DIR. Mason passed. feel
ing that there was an incoucyiv.bIe
amount of sanctity locked away in those
sable shrines; but Or. Spring or Bishop
Potter might travel the town to day, his
conntenance perfectly radiant with
&" Shakespeare, Milton. aud Booker" and
fad no urchin so humble as to do him
reverence. Life Illustrated.
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HISTORY OF THE CORPS OF ROYAL SAP
IL pers and Miners, by Connolly, Quartermas,er
Sergeant OF the Corps, 2 volumes, London.
Sir Howard Douglass on Naval Operations In the
Black sea, pamphlet London, 1875
The Anglo Indian Army and Military History In the
East, by Captain Rafter, l vol, London. 1855
O'Byrne's Naval Annual aud Almanac for 1855
CaPabllity Of Steamships, by AlhertOn, Chief In
sineer, Wool~ich, vol, London, le55
Jebb on attack and defence of Outposts
Ouley's History OF Remar ksble Sleges
Burns Naval and Military Technical Dictioney,
enlarged
Campbell's Dictionary of Military Science
Grifhth's Military Law
Lesch's ApOpthegms of Napoleon
Jervls on The Rife musket
Boucher on the Rife
fbackeray's Rife Firing
Naiuand's Ball Practice
Roberts on Recruits
kTasinski's Russia and Europe
And other Military Works just imported by
1e 10 FRANCK TAYLOR. ,
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THE PooR MAIDEN roNrR1bUrroN-

THE POOR MAIDEN s rONrRIBUrroN.-
During the years 1913 1914 and 1915,
when Prussia had collected all her re-
sources, IN the hope of freeing herself
from the yoke which France had laid
upon her, the most extraordinary feeling
of patriotism burst forth. Every thought
was centred in the struggle; every Golfer
vas drained = all gave willingly. In
town and village affairs were erected on
which ornaments Of gold, silver and pre-
cious stones were offered up. Massive
plate was replaced in palaces BY dishes,
platters ard spoons of wood. Ladies
wore no other ornaments than those made
of iron, upon which was engraved: &" Va
gaze gold for the freed m Of her country,
aa!, like her, Icedr an iroa yoke" Oho
evening, a party had assembled in the
house Of an inhabitant Of Braslau.
Among them was beautiful, though poor
maiden. Her companions were bOasting
what each had contributed towards the
freedom Of their country. Alas she had
no offering to proclsim-none to give.
With q heavy heart she took her leave.
While unrobing for the night, she thought
she could dispose of her hair, and SO add
to the public fund. With the dawn, she
went to hairdresser, related her simple
tale, and parted with. her tresses for q
trifing sum, which she instantly depos.
tied on an altar, and returned to her
quiet home. This reached the ears Of the
officers appointed each day to collect
the various offerings; and the president
received a confirmation from the hair
dresser, who proposed to resign The beau
tiful hair, provided it was resold for the
benefit of iather land. The offer was
accepted; iron rings were made, each
containing a portion Of her hair: and
these produced far more than their weight
in gold.
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ENTIRELY FLEKcKp.-A d,y or two

ENTIRELY FLERCED.-A dsy or two
since Young man arrived in this city
from the neighborhood Of Williamsport,
Pennsylvania, and made sale Of large
amount Of lumber, 10 be delivered, and
got advances to the amount Of about one
thousand dollars. Unfortunately for
himself, when on the eve Of returning
home, he made the acquaintance Of two
very genteel looking individuals, who
prevailed on him to protract his visit for
day that they might have an cpportu.
nifty of showing him around the city. A
carriage was called, and the trio took q
ride to one of the villages near the city,
and when they returned the vic.im was
in good condition to be feeced Of ell the
money he had. He spent the night in
company with his newly-made friends,
and yesterday morning when be was
ready to start for home, his money as
well IS his watch were gone, and he had
not the means TO defray his expenses.
One Of his friends who had aided IN rob-
b;ng hm msgnanimously loaned him q
sufficient amount to reach his home,
whittier he will return, it is to be hoped,
satisfied that all who appear in genteel
garb are not gentlemen. He is repre-
sented to be young man of good bust
ness habits, and in the ordinary trans.
actions of business life is fully ccmptt,nt
to take care of himself. Persons visiting
the city from the country should be very
careful of the associations into which
they are liable to fal, and especially TO
guard against the society of persons who
live upon the credulity and ignorance Of
others. There are plenty Of such char
acters in this city, always willing 20 be-
stow thtir time and attention upon these
who have money and are silly enough to
rust themselves in their company
Bait more An!erIc n.
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By JAS. G. . ScGTERE, Aactloneer
NHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE improved
~ Real Estlte ard Marx Garden BY virtue OF
oecree of the Circuit Court Of the i,uirt OF 90
luT bia f'r Washington county, made in ihe C use
wherein Mary H"ffnan, adm'nistrauix and heir al
law OF Thomas Moore, deceased, is CO pIanaut
and Hannah Moore, and mes Moore, and Laura
Ann Moore his vie, heirs at law of said Thnn.s 20
Moore, dece cef, are defendants, No O67 inch. n
cery, the subscriber. trustee appointed by SAID d.
cree, Will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY the
10th "ay of July, la 5, at O'Clock D. m on thu
premises. the whole of sopare No 303, in the city
OF " ashineton, fronting no fee each Of LII h and
18th streets west, and 202 feet inches on tsch Of
and w streets n rth, and nntaning about 62 81 3
square feet of ground, with buildings. improvements
and appITtenauCcs, which consist Of a we'll ard
sups antia!ly built two-stOry brick dwelling house
and frame stable, sc.
The above property is egibIy situated and rapid
iy enhancing IN vaue, and has been occupied and
cultivated as market garden for many yea =, is IN
an exceient cOmdition for that purpose and with
IN very shOrt distance Of either Of the CITY maI
kets, and offers 20 persons desirous Of obtain n
valuable marke, garden or making an Investment,
a rare opportunity. .f
The term. Of sale, as p.es cibad hv the sniI de
ciee, VIII be one fourth Of the purchase nancy 10
be paid m cash, 3no thc balance in G, 2 Is and "A
months, 20 be secured by the purchasers note.
bea inc interest from the day of the SALE with secu.
riiy 20 be approved BY ;hG trustee. Upon he full
payment of the purchase money and interest and
the ratification Of the sale by TIL O., uTt, the trustee
WIN convey the property 10 the purchaser ln ;ee.
III TIE terms OF SAFE are not complied Wlta III si1
Gays AFTER Tie sale :c property will be TesOld at the
risk and e1p"nse of the purchaser, upon weeks
notice.
All conveyancins at expense of purchaser.
CHAS. S. WALLACE. Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
le l5-eO&ds AuctiOneeF
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JoEs r. ELvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON
ELVAsS T. TIL MYSOH,
DEALERS
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, dc.

,
ELVASS Il TIL MYSOa,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, DC.
No 326 Psansy lvanfa avenue,
befoee" Nsnth and TENTH streets, Huntington, ID. C
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
Cervefs and Forks, Sleels, Knives wita and with
out Forks
Brass, britannia, BLOCK Tin and Plate Candles:cS.
Shovel aud Fongs, Waffle Irons, 3 ID irons
masiin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, GridiroGs
Ovens, sc.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage. Close Cupboard, Chest, TIL, Pad
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, aud Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and stubbs, Door Springs
| Handrail Screws, Door KUObs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheave> and Rail, &C.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, Curled Har, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
yenilian Blind Hooks, Rack PuIleys, Roller Ends
Prackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Cpffin Handles and Screws, Dum mond Screw
Plates, sc.
CARPENTERS GOODS
Planes. Saws, Drawing Knives, spokeshaves. CHS
els and Gouges, Plane Irons
Ausers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham.
| mers, hatchets, Devels
Beyils, squares, Guages, Axes, &c.
BuACKsMTTH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS
Black and Bright Springs, AXIes, Feloes, SpOkes
| Hubs, Bows. Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, silvered and Brass Bands Stum1
| Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Linines, Liniur
silks, Damask, Scanning Cords
1uts, Tassels, Buttons, Tacks, PRINCES, Laces, anf
Plain and Ennmeiled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enanellsd Leather, Dash Leather
&c. ELVAks THOMPSON,
je l-oin JAG Pa. avenue.
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Auction Sales,
BY GgEEK q SCOTT. Aeetiene.rs.

AkGE AND VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
IL and Lot, and vacant Lots, at the c0rTigr of 18Th
and ii steels, o. New York avenue, at Auction -
On THURSDAY, the 2sth instant. We shau SELL M
O'Clock p. u in front Of he premises, that large
and valuable brick situated the corner of 18th q
west and ii street north, on New Yo-k avenue with
the LOT ON which II Glands, il b. ing part Of Lots Nos
| and 80, In Square No 250 having ~ front on III 4
OF - feet running with the line of 18Th street l04 f.
Tue house Is three story brick, nearly new, con
tanning seventeen good and conveniently ranged
rooms and cellar, with wide passage through The
house. One OF the rooms ia occupied as a grocery
sto e, and well known TO be Of the best Business
stands--
Also, the vacant Lot adjoining on the west, hav.
ing front on II street 25 feet, running back to q
wide allev, containing 44 sansrr feet: and part ni
Lot No 80, adjoining the above the north, front
lug On ijth street running back q 30 feet alley
conta. ming .lS4 square feet
The above described property is Handsomely 10
Gated. aud considered one Gf the most desirable and
valuable pieces of property now for sale in WASH
ingtOn.
Title Indispensable
Terms: Ore fourth cash balance IN g. y and Is
mhn'hs the purchaser 10 give notes for tire deferred
ray nlents, bearing interest from day Uf sale
deed glvrn and a deed o. trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
Je SS-C AuctlUlReYS.
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OFFSETS. lovsliest valley has q
muddy swamp, the noblest mountain Q
piercing blast, and the prettiest fare
some ugly feature. The fairest face 10
most subject to freckles, and the hand
soonest girl is apt to be proud; the most
sentimental lady loves cold pork. and
the gayest mother lets her children 60
ragged. The kindest wife will some
times overlook an absent shirt button,
and the husband forget to kiss his wife
every time he steps outside the gate, and
the best dispositoned children in the
world get angry and squall. The smart.
est scholar will miss Q lesson, andSshs
wittiest one write some InoneeofSy sd
stars will fall, and the spoo6 Efs
eclipse, and men won't SSs 81
earth heaven. $r 20 *
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ID D r e B A RG AIN 8.
Il

BTtdss street, south side near High, Georgcto,rn,
III As just received further supply Of seasons bic
IL Goods, amongst which will be found
~ pieces good styles fast colOred Lawns at l9X
10 do plain black and white and black do.
30 do nch plaid Gnghams and Ginghsm Lawns
70 do dotted and rich emb'd Mu>Iins
% do plain Swiss and NaIpsook do
~ do Jaccnet and Cembric do
10 do plaid and striped do
Is Grass Cloth Skirts
30 corded and damask do
White and colOred Watered Morsals
50 pieces light pretty styles Gallons
10 do Barge de Lalnes al l9Lc
do Buff shade Linen
With an assortment nf seasonahe styles ~ 5lGSsa,
Hosiery, and many other very desirable Goods, 70
which The attention Of sh or prompt customers n
invited, az we are constantly receiving new goods,
aud are selling them at prices 10 suit the times.
may D-u II. SM0OT.
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SEA BATHING

CHESAPEAKE HILL, HAMPTON, VI
I 8 situated within two miles OF Old Point Ccn,nr,
l. with which place hourly communicative 80
Is had by neat and commodious Omnibus, ot im%
the most modern style, also by Boats, Hacks -
&C. The Hal will bs open Tor the cepIion OF Wis
Itors on the l4ih Of May at which time the propri-
etor hopes 20 be able to Make cOmto table AMI hap
py lhe stay Of all who may be seeking pleasure or
health.
hisny Improvements have been added, such as
Cottages for families, play grounds for children,
shade tre' 81 &c in .eeI ev rythi"g that can CON
duce 10 the c"niht of the Wis tors
For health and auty Of location. this place Is
unsn passed. There is daily communication with
the st. smrTS o Richmo.d, Norfolk and Bait nio,e
Terms, per 90
Terms, per week ............................I 90
Tern,s per month, (per day. y),....,..-.-.-.... %
je 23-ec5t 4 G. BANKS
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
~ SHILLIEGTpN,S,

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN SHILLIEGTpN,S,
The Waichman, will he found fitting companion
to the popular and simple sto;y Of the Lamp
lighter
HaIpers' Magazine for June-commslces a new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. SeuthwOrh
The Two Guardians, by the Guthor OF Heartseese
bianch LorwOOj, a tale of modern life
Virginia, Harper's StO'y Book for June
Book Of Thoughts, Memories, and Fancies, by
Mrs jameson
Peeps from Belfry, or the Paris Sketch Book
Leaves from q Fam Iy Journal, by the auth,r Of At.
tic Philosopher IL Paris
Joy and Care, friendly book for young mothers, by
Mrs. Suthill.
All the new books published received immedia,e-
afterwards, ami every thing :hr stationery line
tor sale al SHILLINGTON'S,
Bookstore, OieOn Building,
Ie Corner Az 81 and Pa. aV.
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FISCHER's BAND FULLY ORGAN.

HAVfNG now completed all my arrangements
Ii for first rate BaASS and COTILLON
BAND, am again at the service Of the public 70
attend EIcursion Parties, Exhibitions, Parades Pic
Mics, Balls, and Serenades. All these In favor of
citizens band aIs respectfully invited To encourage
oar en- erprise, here In Washington CITY
p FISCHER, Leader.
Uniformed, and from pEacIics over twenty yeas /
cen give satisfaction 70 every one
hesidahee, Pa. avenue, north side, hss. esh and
10 IA streets, first door west Of Iron Hall.
Orders left win MssWs. HIbus b Hitx p0nosGay
s9euded 70, nav 49,
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.

MAJ have Jnst cceived. we belIeve, the only loi
w ever sent TO this city, and are certainly the
"nepus ultra" OF all hams introduced here, be
Jig all selected and cured by e. Huffman, ot naYy-
land, from the Ola HON receipt, we are eure
that on any table they will afford delightful source
of conversation
Also, small lot Of tender smoka I'd Reef saccha.
rined and spiced by new receipts delightful for pic
mics aud ExcursioDists, with general assortment
OF all kinds Of Crackers and swsetmeats at
KINGS Family Grocery,
corner Vermont avenue and St,
few steps northeast Jac ks0n Statue
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FINE WATCHES.

HAVING Tahe a considerable addition 70 nv
stock Of
GOLD aCsTIEs PATrxT LEvrRs, tehGSzxs3
and LADIES' WATCHES A4xA A
Of Erst quality, heavy 10 carat
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
ouef them al greatly reduced pices. The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Watch IL U0sTGI.teI
Persons II want Of hne timakseper are Invited
70 examine ny assortment.
h SEMEEN,
NO; sso p. avenue, bstw. 9Th and IGlh .,s.
mar 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-28
ENGLISH rURNIPs q RUTA BAeA SEEDS.

fE'hE Undersigned has just received drectfrom the
= growers, we'll selected s,Ock Ot the tOi- cwina:
ekiVlngs Liver. col Swede or Ruta Bnsl, LlEg'S
improved do Green and Purple topped do WhIIe
Globe, ~ hite and Red Tankard, Olange Jelly, Dale
Hybrid, White Norfolk, and other field Tur ips
Early Stone, Early Snowbal Six Weeks, Fine
Dutch, Purple topped Str p !eaved G Ide Turnips
Early York, Large York, Fla. Dutch, Drumhead,
Hear shaped with many new and Coed Cabbages
all warranted fresh, Of finest quality and are tered
at very moderate prices. JOH SAUL.
10 2l-en6ts corner 7rh and streets