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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-31
The slavery Observation-Disclosures from
DIR. BreckenrAdge Co Mr.. Sumner

Dr. breckenridge TO NH. Su mner'
We devote a large portion of to-day 8
Journal to the publication of an able ana
interesting letter from Rev. J. Brecken-
ridge, to Senator Sumner, in reply to an
address of the latter upon Slavery dehVerea
in the City of New York few weeks slnce'
We publish this letter, not only on account
of its marked ability and interest, and the
hi h reputation Of it's author, but because we
deem it highly important that rejecting me p
of all sections of the country, especially !
the North, should have an opportunity of
learning how this question is regarded by
the best, and most cultivated, and most con-
sciencious people of the South. Rev DR..
Breckenridge has long been known in both
sections OF the country, as an able, Jealous
and eloquent clergyn an, and his views OF
this great question cannot fail to be read with
the deepest interest.
We commend The sentiments set forth in
politician, and especially those who are about
to hoose the direction in which to cast their
influence in future, with some one of the
various organizations that are now in process
of ncubatr on in the North.
1t is a matter of no common concern to
see two such minds arrayed against each
other in purely intellectual contest, in the
discuss on of subject upon which they
both eonscienciousiy differ, and at the same
time one of such vast moment TO the great
mass of mankind.
The question of Negro Slavery, and the
issues made upon it between the North ane
the South in relation to our territorial settle
iments, cannot longer be viewed except with
the utmost seriousness and alarm. The
North and South will sooner or later be
called upon to adjust this great moral issue
and in view of such cricis, we most earnest
" 'coniure our brethren OF the North to lie
their councils be governed by sound, dis
eliminating and charitable judgement, ant
not by ths wild fanatcal zeal that is a
present mahifestiug itselfin many Northern
localities.
We do not believe that there is an!
.sssS'S.~-'------.- .Isa- aart the Noru
Southern States, but the question may b
gravely asked-to what does all such argu
ments and logic as those employed by Mi
Sumner and his associates tend
And such interference as may be infer
red from Mr.. Summers proposed warfur
upon Slavery-"without truce or comprc
mise" would undoubtedly provoke,-an
would probably justify such all armed resis,
ance as DR.. b, affirms the South would offer
But the exclusion of Slavery from tn
Territories and the restoration of the Mi;
souri, Compromise, would not warrant an
such resistance, nor does the purpose
effect these objects warrant such threats {
resistance to which the South constant
and extensively resorts. The speech {
Senator Sumner, and the letter ia reply,
DR.. Breckenridge are both mastery emana
tious from gigantic minds, and tie chic
faults. seem to be, that each has written an
spoken as if he represented antagonist
powers, instead of integral parts Of gre;
and free nation.
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CHARACTERIZATION.
NEW YORK AND EVKNSVILI

Il
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE.
VIA ALBANY BUFFALO AND TOLEDO. ,s4
XNE are now prepared 10 delivery 81
w MeTchande generally. New this place.
by tue most reliable lines very Ship
pers ana merchants agents before
contracting as We make their interest ship By
- E. GEO. Eos sER& 90.
tsECKFORD LINE. a..
Leaves New York dsil sahbsth excepted No trAnsshr
msnt at Albany Steam Lakes
r. PRoPRiEroEs AND AGENTS.
William. t,s Broad st.. tvp-s.air.j New YORK.
j. @ Patten Il Co Buffalo. N. 7. tr. -l
Sinclair & Co Toledo. Ohio. .r-.a.
Geo. Foster d Co.. Evansville. Ind, -
OLD oSwEGo LINE.
Pro@ foot Broad ST. X daily ,s S
Sinclair & Co., do. o.
FRoPRiETos aGxS-s.- -rr st-f Les.e1
?. : Littlejoha. 100 Broad street. New Yerk.
Fitzhuxh & LittleIon~. Osweso. ". Y.
Sinclair & Co. Toledo. Ohio s.
Geo. Poster q o.. Evsasyills Ize = y Z. .--E.l yT
MACK sREL.-No. / large. No. D. Ne. szs Ne. -
yss 'S's1t s-s-~S S. 8. GILBERT sycamoys -
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OFFICIAL.
TREAsJRY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 3, 1855
Notice is hereby given to holders of stock of tht
loan authorized by the act of 1916, redeemable o.
and after the 18th November, 1885, that the whol
or any part Of that stock VIII be purchased by thu
department at any time previous to the 3Oth M
vember next; for which per cent. premium WI
be paid in addition TO the sums expressed in III
certificates.
And to the holders OF the stocks OF the othe
loans of the United States, that purcha es Of tn,
same to the amount of 81 ,3lO, 600 will also be mad
during the same period at the following rates
For stock of the loan OF 1912, a premium of },
per cent for stock Cf the loans Of l6i7 and ISls
premium Of Is PER cent and for stock issued un
der the act of 1850, commonly called Texas-in
demnity stock, premium of per cent.
Interest will also be allowed, at the rate stipu
lated i'm the certificates from the LIST July last tC
the day of settlement here, with one day in addi-
tion to enable the Treasurer's draft to reach thu
party.
Certificates transmitted to this department I'm
der the present notice should be duly assigned t.
the United States by the party entitled to receiv,
the purchase-money.
Payment for these stocks will be made by draft,
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston. New Yorl
Philadelphia as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
au 4-dtNov30 Secretary of the Treasury.
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DIED..
SAINT, FRANCIS IGNATIUs

On the sth instant, FRANCIS IGNATIUS
PIERCE, in the 18th year of his age
The friends of the family espectfully invi
led to$attend his funeral alta O'Clock p m on to-
It. Heron, IS Fayette ST, Georgetown
At O'Clock p. m, on Tuesday, the eth instant
SAX a GEORGIANA, the lovely infant daugh-
ter of George II. and Susan >. Varnell, aged ,
months and days; granddaughter of Is. l.. and
Sarah Bogan, Of this city.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flown
Frail smiling solace of an hour
So soon our transient wishes fiy,
And pleasures only bloom to die
Funeral at 81 a. m, Thursday, the 9th inst
at No. PSI Fourth street, near III, to which tie
friends of the family are invited.
Getty papers please copy.)
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TELHoRAPHlc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE EyENIxo.r..
Ths Yellow Fever q. eo.port. a,

NORFOLK, Aug. THE death. at Go,no,t
for the last thirty-six hours have been sir-
teen, and the new cases about twenty.
Mrs. Barron wife Of Commodore Barron, ia
failing. Commodore Barron and his two chill
dren are also sick at the naval hospital Ports
mouth is nearly depOpulated. Drs. Spratley
aud Parker are down with the fever.
Now all direct oommunicat is cut of from
the other ports.
Only two new cases have been reported At
Norfolk.
The Mayor of Portsmouth has appointed
Wednesday as day Of fasting and PRAYER
The workmen at the navy yard are fast
leaving
The brig William Pitt, from Baltimore 70
Boston, with q cargo of coal, put in here last
night leaking badly. The steamer Metamora,
from Savannah for New York, also put in for
repairs to her boiler.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

virtue of writ OF Fiere Facias tsssed from
= the Clerks Cthce of the Circuit Court of the
District OF Columbia for the county Of Washington
and 10 me directed, shall eXpOse-to public sale
for cab on MONDAY, the 9th day of August
next, at the front OF the Court House dooE,at IL
O'Clock NJ the following property, viz Al that
part OF lot No ID in - uare No -62 beginning for
the said part Of aid lot at the northeast corner OF
said square, and running thence north westwardly
with the lire or Pennsylvania Avenue - feet,
thence south weStwardly 81 feet, together with all
and singular the Improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property Of Horatia r. Merry
man, and sold TO satisfy Judicial No. 10 to Octo-
Der term 1854, in favor Of Peter II Hooe Il Co.
j. ID HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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The KuSksLs were last night, as hereto.

HE KUSkBLs were last night, as hereto.
fore. greeted with crowded auditory, ut Odd
Feilows' Hall. Their performances wero re-
ceived with shouts of applause The only
danger to be apprehended from attending their
entertainments is sore throat from excessive
laughter! The Wells children materially
added to the pleasure of the occasion, and
were received with repeated demonstrations of
favor
HE BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION, benevo-
lent association, went on a picnic yesterday,
to the White House. The company was lust
large enough to be comfortable on board the
boat. They all spent their time pleasantly.
and did not return until one o'clock this morn
ing. We learn that there was a disappoint-
ment about refreshments, but this defect was
supplied through the energy of the committee
Of arrangements, who deserve much credit for
their efforts to make the trip pleasant and
agreeable.
HE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND Society
will, tomorrow, make their excursion to the
White House. The advertisement gives the
particulars as to the time of starting, &C. The
net proceeds are to be appropriated to benevo-
lent purposes, which should be an ipducement
on the part of the public to patronize the en-
terprise apart from the pleasure which the
trip promises to- afford.
AN ATTEACTI0N.-This morning about nine
O'Clock, after passing Seventh street, on the
Avenue, we noticed a perfect rush of mer-
chants, statesmen, citizens, and strangers to the
sidewalks and gazing toward the carriage way
Upon inquiry we learned that the cause of the
eommotlon was an incoherent speech delivered
by wild colored woman, who had been drunk
all night, and was on her way to the work
house She was endeavoring to excite sympa-
thy among those who had previously befriend-
ed her
theft -Whilc Mr.. G. W. Flint was at Ar.
ingtOn, on Monday, attending the festivities.
somebody stole his horse and buggy. The
rogue was discovered, and, having been hard
pressed abandoned the property in the vic IL
ity OF Hoover farm, and made good his escape.
BURGLARY.-The dwelling of Mrs. Leake.
on Twelfth street, between L and M, was en-
tered by burglars recently, and some articles
Of small value stolen.
WATCH RETURNs.-Jane Robertson, drunk
and dIsorderly, workhouse thirty days; John
oDwyer, jr, vagrant. fine aud security; Rob
ert haywood, drunk and disorderly, fine and
costs; L.. Bowen, drunk, workhouse thi rty
Us.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. c. McGUIRE Auct,o,ee

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
CPLENDID CARRIAGE.HORSE, FINE
- French Coupee, In udsome double seated
Buggy, Single and Double Haruess.-On
FRIDAY afternoon, August 10, at O'Clock, In
front Of the Auction Rooms, shall sell, without
One fine large gray carriage horse, seven years
old, Of superior style and action; and works
kindly in single or double harness
One handsome French Coupee
One splendid two seated buggy wagon
Single and double silver plated harness
Buffalo ODE, Saddle and Bride
Cutting Box, &c.
The above are the property OF a foreign minister
who Is leaving the country, and will positively be
sold Terms cash. J. c. MCGUIRE,
au Sd Auctioneer.
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h. LIN 81 E V,
DEALER IN
EcTATE NJ sNn M Nm A rr-rc

REAL EsTATE AND -kyD WARRANTS.
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERhITORY
Il ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH
IL OUT THE TERRITORY Taxes paid.
objections made, Drafts cashed and the highest
Prices given for Land " arrants
Government Lands located with much care and
desired, the profits and losses shared equally az
the expiration Of five years The Land al that
time TO be sold, unless otherwise agreed upon and
one half of the current value f the Warrant at lie
time Of entry, and half Of tn expense Of locating
10 be deducted from the subs~ribers' interest To
persons wishing 10 locate warrants entirely on
their own account, the charge will be- for forty
acres SIS; eighty acres, s2b one hundred and
sixty acres, S5 and will re- Give with their title
plat and description Of the and.
REFERENCES:
MTNNEsOTk-Gov. Willis a German; Er Gov
Alex. Ramsey; Hon. J. Il RoSSer. Sec. NJ T.;
Mrssrs. Ames Van ElteI, Attorneys al Law:
Messrs. Morton a. Pace. Who leSale Druggists
BALTIMORE-W. p. PTest-n, Esq, Attorney az
Law; Richard G. Bowie, Esq, Com Merchant;
Messrs. Deur, Norris 4 Co; Messrs. McCleese
& Ham
WAsHINGToN-Hon w. w. Seaton Hon J
r. Towers, Mayor; lion Judge Bryan; ] G.
.. Hamilton, Esq Attorney at Law; Col. VIM
Hickey; Col. J. Riley; Messrs. Taylcr Mstv;
Messrs. Lewis, Johnson a Co Bankers; q. C
Grammar, Esq, President Patriotic Bank.
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HE PANIC AT PORTSMOUTH, VA.-We deeply
sympathiZe with our fellow citizens of Norfolk
Portsmouth, and GUsport in their Affections :;
pot, If We are rightly informed by accounts to
Monday evening, their Affections process
from the fear of evils to come in far greater
degree than from the past or present positive
infections Of disease.
In Portsmouth proper, with population of
10 900, after thirty days continuance of the
fever in its vicinity, there have been but six
or seven deaths proceeding from it; in GIsport
the infected district, containing population
OF 5000, there Lave been but thirty -One or
thirty-twO deaths and in Norfolk, with
Population of $4,000. there have been bu,
twelve deaths, all traceable to GospOrt and at
last advices there were remaining but two or
three cases. In all there have been about
hfty-one deaths out of an aggregate popula-
ton of 80 OO0
At Gosport where the disease took root.
census was recently taken Of row of six small
Two and-s- half story houses, and they were
found to contain 3O7 persons, and in the Sec
ond story OF one of them was a pig-sty, and a
COW had recently been stalled in the basement
of another. knowledge of these facts is
profitable only as it tends to show the infiu-
ence upon disease Of uneleanliness, sloth.
aud penury.-Nat Mteiligencer.
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Further Particulars from Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. AFTER our last dis
patch the mob threatened to attack the Cath
Ollie church, but were dissusded from il by
Mayor Barber
BISHOP Spaulding publishes card denying
that arms were concealed in the church as had
been asserted, and disclaimed all connection
with the late difficulties. The keys of the
church were placed in the hands Of the Mayor.
The last dispatch was dated at half past
eleven last night tuesday, 1t stated that
all was then quiet. The military were under
arms in the eighth ward
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PUBLIC BATHS.

MRS SAUNDERS respectfully Informs the
Isl public hat the BATH HOUSE, NO. $50 c
street, IN the rear Of the National Hotel viii be.
kept open for the accommodation OF those who
desire % avail themselves Of its rem, dial agency
For the accommoda alton Of Ladies ,he Eas SCI
apart Monday and Thursdag Of each week. b
tween the hours Of II m. and 6 m for their ex
elusive use, at which times hey win receive The
auentloh OF cohpetent female attendants
single Bath, 25 cents-fve tickets for 81
Thankful for the patronage extended to her late
husband she respectfully solicits its continuance.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Cottou is firm with a
fair demand. Flour opened heavy, but inn
proved at the close; sales Of IL 900 bushels
state brands at SS.25; Ohio 50 90; Southern
>lO S7aSlO 40. Wheat is firm a. yesterdays
rates Corn is trife higher-ssles Of SO 600
bushels; mixed at S. Pork is dull with a
declining tendency: Mess SI962 Stocks are
better. Money is active.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM KITE FLYING
Another accident from permitting children to
fly kites from the tops of houses occurred yes
rsrdsp morning in North Bond street by whici,
boy about twelve years old, named john
Rooms broke his arm. He had got upon shei
ia the yard of his fathers house and let his
kite 90, and without looking where he stepped
walked eff the front of the shed, falling head
long to the ground. His rsght arm was bro
ken above the elbow, and his face and head
were much bruised, though the distance he
ie!l Was only abOut twelve feet. The many
a;Sidents occurring from the Indulgence OF
this sport do not seem to have any effect upon
parents who allow their children to run into
almost certain danger.-Bait lmsrtcan.
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GEORGE r. KIDwELL 4 Co.,
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF GOALS AVID waon

FOURTEENTH STREET, (oryosif, F,axI
u Ian ERgiHs How. have now n hand every
article In their line witch ,>iu D. sold al prizes
To suit the times. The, solicit a share Of public
patronage, pledging themselves TO give satisfac-
lion 10 all
B.-A cargo OF White and Red Ash Coal
(afoat) will be sold low IL ordered from the wharf
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.

By GREEN d SCOTT, Auctioneers
BUILDING LOTS at Auction.-On FRI
- DAY, 10th inst, at o'cl'k we shall sell. I'm
front of the premises six hand some building OTIS
Nos. |, Is, les, IA, -, and 3, in square No 64s.
having front on south Capitol sire, {, betwe en-
ming back lOi feet inches. containing .7I2 feet
inches each
Title diSputable
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, 12, and
Of the sale 10y
deed given and a deed trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
au ID Auctionpers
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% - -
MARRIED.

On the 9TH instant, by the Rev. G. w Sam3
son, Mr. COFF FER MAYHUGH to Miss ANN
Il. BRADLEY, both of Virginia.
On the eth instant, at NJ. r.. Church South. b.
Rev. Jas. a. Duncan, MT II F ZIMMERMAN
10 Miss SARAH VIRGINIA CALDWELL, all
of this CITY.
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BOARD, &c.--MRS. BATES, ON THE s. W
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
IS prepared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms
With or without board. Every effort will be made
render those comfortable who may favor her
With their patronage ap6-tf
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IIARSHALL.S SALE.

~ virtue Of writ of r iere Faeias issued from the
Il Clerks office of the Circuit Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia for the county OF Washington.
and 70 me directed I shall ex pose TO public sale
for cash, on MONDAY. the 27th of August mex
at the front OF the Court House doc al {. o ci.cE
NJ, be following property, viz: All that piece or
parcel Of ground living and being ia The CITY Of
Washington, and known on the plat If sad CITY
1, 5, G,ES,g TO- ii 10 g IA and IS in said
square No %. together with all and singular no
Improvements thereon; seized and levied rnon = :
the property OF James Crutchet and sold u Satisfy
Sgdl5ldt no % u October tenn 1854, in favor Of
Charles N, NOEL and Henry Decoursey
J. ID HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Baltimore Msrkets.

BALTIMORE, August s.-Flour-Sales Of City
Mills at IS 62aSS.75 Wheat is unchanged.
Sales of red at 81 S0ASl 81; white at 81 goa
81 80. Corn is firm at 92a95c. for white, and
IS Gle. for yellow New Maryland rye at 81
aSl.02
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yGREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctioneers

BY GREEN Z SCOTT. Auctioneers.
SEvEN ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
~ tn the District at Auction. On THURS
DAY, the sth instant, we shall SELL at O'Clock
p. m, on the premises. acres and nine poles
o. Land, lying in Washington county, in the Dis
trict or Columbia, about miles from the East
err Branch Bridge, on the Marlboro and near the
junction CT the Piscataway Road, adjoining the
place called Good Hope The land is in good
state of cultivation, and very susceptible of i'm
provement IL has on it a dwelling house, &c
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 8 and II
months, the purchaser TO give notes for the de-
ierred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
{ he sale.
a dees given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT.
du Ia Auctioneers
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BOARDING..

BOARDING MRS. NJ. c. GREER, No sea
- Pennsylvania avenue near the Capitol, has
'everal lar|e ana de !Tahie rooms, suitable for
-I.iiiIies or siu gentlemen, aich she VIII rent
with or without board, at moderate prices. Also,
ransient boarders can be accommodated with
board by the day meal. Her table is at all time
supplied with the best the market can afford.
AL S--eo2w (Balt SUM
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Cork AND PorAroEs IN 0HIo.-The Cinciu-
natl Enquirer says that the corn ard potato
crops were never so glorious as this season.
Potatoes are 50 plentiful that they are expect.
ed to be down TO II. cents bushel,
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POARDING.-MRS.D UVALL, No. 33I Penn
- sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also ac-
cOmnodate six or eight table boarders.
IL Soft
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GREAT BARGAINS In DRY GOODS.

y order to make room for our extensive fall sup
plies we shall commence to- day and continue
until the last day of August, selling of our entir
stock of Fancy cOlored plaid, striped and figured
Silks, Bareges, Tissues, Lawns, Scarfs, Shawls
and Silk Mantillas, all at cost for cash, and al.
other Summer Goods at grza atty reduced prices, t.
close them out this season.
We have also in store very many desirable staple
articles, viz: Superfne Linen and Cotton Sheet
ings, Table Diapers, Napkins, Toweling, Fir.
and medium Shifting Linens and Cottons, all O
ne best brands, fine White Flannels, plaid and
plain Cambria, Dotted and plain Swiss Muslins.
large lot Of Hosiery, Gloves and EmbroiderieS,
Ladies and Genilemen's Gsuze Merino Vests
sui able for the present hot weather
II Purchasers are cord ally invited to call and
examine for themselves, as we will offer all arti-
cles al less than former prices.
C0LLEY & SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh St, north Pa. avenue.
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sCBUTTER a. KAHLERr,

ARTISTS, FRISCO, DECORATIVE, and
every description Of d r AMEN TAI
'AINTING.
Orders Ieft with Baldwin and Nenning, Archi-
acts, corner Penn avenue and nth street viii be
promptly attended tn ~ I'm.
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NOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL FIX
lures of a Bakery, NV dol. a fair business
good stand and a low rent ANY energetic per
son could, in short time, nearly double the bus
mess. food reasons given for wishing to sell
For address apply at the Star Office
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Metropolitan Railroad OFFICE,

GEORGETOWN, August SIS
THE Second Annual Report ~ the PIE, id-nt
IL and Directors Is now ready for distribution
stockholders can be supplied nv CALM or The
S-scr-tarv or sending their address thro Igh he
post office J. w. DEEBLE, Sec.
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SILVER WARE.

III SEMKEN, $50 Pa avenue, between 9th and
is 10th streets, offers his large stock of pune
Silver Ware, consisting OF Coffee and Tea Sets,
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets. Cups,
Spoons and Forks, and magnificent assortment
If richly based fancy silver ware suitable fer gifts
at reduced prices.
Persons la want OF any Of the above articles are
invited To call.
Being mostly of our own manufacture, we war
rant il sterling.
III SilveIware Of any design made To order at
short notire Particular attention is paid In get
ing up Testimonials, Premiums, &c
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