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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Henry A. Wus.-The announcement in the
Star o. Saturday afternoon last, tina. the
Washington friends Of this gentleman de-
signed compliuenting him with a scrsnade at
nine o'clock of that night in front of Browns
motel, caused an assemolage Of at least five
thousand persons on Penn Avenue, between
OH and 9TH streets. Shortly before the ap.
pointed hour, the marine band appeared on
the magnificent portico of the hotel, and
played few airs, after which, Mr. Wise made
MS appearance in front of the crowd of ladies
and gentlemen by whom the large portico vas
hlled. Col. Berrett introduced him to tha
vast astenblsgs of citizens Of Washington,
and the shouting with which he was received
having subsided, he essayed to address his
friends who so enthusiastically called on him
FOR speech. There we're IN the outskirts of
thee crowd, in knots Of forty or fifty, some three
or four hundred roHdies, blackguards and ruff.
hans, led 90, by, here and there, man making
PrstensiOn to character and position in Wash
ington, who attended for the purpose of pre-
venting Nr Wise from being heard, doubtless
least bis address might damage the Know
Nothing cause in the election to take place in
this city on Monday next The appearance
Of Mr.. Wise in the sight Of the people was the
signal for them to commence q series of out.
RACES on dscency and the SO solemuly guaran-
teed American right Of the free discussion of
American public affairs, unprecedented, at
least IN the history of this community. He
was not only houled at in concert to drown
his voice, but profane and brutally vulgar
Language was hurled a. him continually by
. the eoTstdly rondies, who, had the light of the
sun been shiaing on them at the time, would
have stood mute as mice: more or less Of them
doubtless il dread lest the eyes of the police,
long IN search OF them for offences against the
criminal laws of their country, (psrpetrated
when the pail Of midnight hung ever us all
and honest men were asleep ia bed,) might
reveal their identity. Notwithstanding this so
evidently presrranged ruf6snly assault upon
his rights and those Of the thousands Of SUBJ
stantial aud respectable citizens OF Washing
ton assembled to hear him, Mr. Wise sssaysd
70 address them, describing the circumstances
uhuof winch ne accepted the then apparently
oOousss nomination for the position to which
ne hse just been chosen. The contest was
then conceived At most = hopeless one; for his
opPOnsnt Know NO,hingisn) had swept over
the non-slsyeholding States like whirlviud
Of IRE. Alone he set out in January last
from the low lands Of Aceomac, to test The
strength Of this apparently resistless giant, in
the full confidence tina, it was ct best but an
imPudent impOsturs which fearless and
patriotic man could easiiy conquer with the
sword Of truth. In the depth Of winter he
had hunted him on the hills Of the Piedmon,
country, In the dslls Of the Valley, and in the
esgerns and amid the SHOWS of the trans ALE
shany region Of the State. He had found
hfA everywhere, and had uncersmensously
stripped the wolf Of his sleeps clothing; sx.
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TIE FRENCH MINISTER OF FOREIGN AZ
PAIRs.-The New York Courier remarks on
the recent change in the French cabinet:
Tho reason assigned for Drouyn PHuys's
resignation, that it proceeds from an unwil-
lingness to protract the war, is not worthy of
much credit, inasmuch as it is not at all CON.
sistent with the fact that he, as plenipoten.
tiary in the conference at Vienna, united with
Lord John Russell in rejecting the final nm.
swer of Russia, and consequently must con-
slider the continuance OF tho war a necessity
Mr.: Walewski, ibis successor0 was formerly .
distinguished Polish patriot and refugee, and
afterwar Is q member of the Chamber Of Dep
uties and the Constituent Assembly, was the
great champion Of the Polish cause, in the
standing resolution annually passed in pro-
test against the partition Of Poland. Latterly
he has served as the French Minister at Lon.
don; and his present elevation to the foreign
Office may we'll be taken as an indication of q
change Of policy of the allies towards Poland
a disposition to secure its policy and coop
Grafton" ...
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sPIRIr OF rHK'MoEyUa PRESS.

The IntslItgsneer, after Announcing the Ger.
tainty of the election of Wise, copies para.
graph from the Union disclsining any pur.
pose of casting reflection upon Messrs
Heath and Edwards, former Commissioners OF
Pensions, in what the latter journal said q
Few days ago with reference to the arrest and
crimes of Graham, the pension paper forgsr
Ine Intsiffssnesr adds well-deserved CON-
Phment to the long, faithful, and efdeient ser
vices OF Mr.. ex-Commissioner Edwards as the
head of the pension branch of the public ser
vice. .,.,-u .- ...
The Union defends Col. Forney (who Is
now In Phiiadelphia) from late onslaught of
the Richmond Eram,ney upon that gentle
man, saying in the course of its remarks:
"In tho absence of Col Forney, however.
We may be excused FOR discharging an act of
friendship to him by remsrking that his rep
utstion for personal integrity and warm
hearted devotion to elevated and honorable
sentiments, as we'll as his we'll earned char
scter for unwayering political orthodoxy.
places, him entirely beyond the reach of the
low scurrillity Of the Richmond Examiner
The editor of that Journal could not harm
such man as Col. FOrney. He might dedi-
cate his life to the connecting of calumnious
and abusive epithets, and the most that he
could effect would be to furnish food for the
depraved appetites of few such journalist
"a Bennett, and secure for himself the motto.
riety OF an adept in blackguardism By his
brilliant and effective advocacy of sound ma.
tional democratic principles through . series
Of animated political con ests, on ali occ asons
denOuncing abolitionism in every shape, and
maintaining the constitutional rights of the
South with unwsveriug consistency, Col For
ney has established for himself a national
reputation which the editor of the Examiner
may envy, and seek to calumniate. but which
ne is wholly incapable Of emulatipg or in.
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The following members of Congress have
certainly been re elected, viz : Messrs. Mill
son, Bayly, Goode, Bocock, Powell, Caskis,
onith, Faulkner, Lstcher, Lewis, McMulien,
and Edmondson, all Democrats.
The readeE will find additional election
news in our telegrsphic columns.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.

nE supscnoer begs leave 10 inform the public
L that he has opened a rtore m 90 seventh ST.
between ID and Z streets, where he has general
assortment Of Housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery,
S s. RATED Bnttannis, Japsaned and PLAIN Tin
Bro Gags, Feather Dustep, Brushes, Brooms,
Scissors, Combs, &c.
me goods are entirely new, and were selected
nom ,ne latest AND most approved styles. They
Were bought for cash, and viii he sold Al the lowest
possible prices. -
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited 10 ei-
anime his stock and prices, as he il confident be
can Offer them greater Inducements than rkey will
meet with elsewhere In the city.
map 23-u GEO. FRANCIS.
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Orphans Court, May ~, 1855.
INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA,

WASHINGTON COuNTY-TO wiz:
In the case of Teresa A. SaffeIi, administering of
Thomas w. Saffell, deceased The administratrir
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Orphan,s
Court Of Washington County, in the District of Co
lumbia, appointed Tuesday, the 18th day of June
next, for the nna settlement and distribution of tbe
estate OF said deceased, the assets IN hand SO far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money. when and where all the creditors of said
deceased are notified to attend, TAT the Orphans
Court Oh washington City, with their claims prop
cry vouened, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of said estate: Provided.
copy OF this order be published once a week foy
!ntee weeks IN the Daily Evening star" pre- vious
TO said 18th day of June next
Tesle; ED. N. ROACH, Req. Wills.
True copy-Teste: Ed. NJ Roach. Rec. viii,
May %, l655-m %, M3s
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q The George Law left behind at Aspin-
wall ever one hundred persons who refused to
go on board owing to the over.crowded state
Of the vessel, and these intended to take other
means of transport to New York via New Or
leans or Havana. The amount of gold brought
by the passengers is very much larger than
usual, and the remittance in all amounts to
full two millions dollars in dust, coin, bars,
and orders on The sub treasury.
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LARGE Eaa.-Mr. CLANCY II. Winship, Of
this town, showed us hens egg on Monday
laid by a common barn yard foWl-a native
th at weighs st ounces, and measures nine inch
90 one way, and eight inches the other. This
is the largest yet. and probably cannot b eat.
en--HaTtfoyH Times
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of Baltimore, who has in this case made one
Of the most beautiful medals in the possession Of
fhis government.
The o. .. East India Squadron and the
Brig Porpoise.-The Navy Department have
advices from tho Macedonian, Commodore
Abbott, at Hong Kong, on the l4th Of March.
1t is judged from the tenor of the letter that
all were we'll in the squadron As far as was
known on the Gag ship. Nothing was said in
these letters concerning the missing brig. of.
war Porpoise, which fact confirms the impres
sion that there can no longer be reasonable
hopes of her safety, which prevails 10 naval
circles in this city
Prosecuting Bounty Land claims.-A Land
officer having written to the Department of tho
Interior to learn whether he may draw up ap
plications for bounty lands, &C., charging a
small foe In each case, was answered to day by
the acting Secretary, forbidding the practice
peremptorily on the part Of q Government en-
ployee, as q clear infraction Of one of tho ac'
tons Of the law for the persecution of frauds
on the treaty of tho United States.
an Army Cfacer Resigned.-Brevst Cap
tain Schuyler Hamilton, First Lieut.. Sixth
Infantry U. s. A., has resigned, to take effect
May 81, 1855. Do. -. .. I'D
Mr.. Wise left this city this afternoon for Ao-
oomac county, Virginia--his place of resi-.
dence.
rho Current Operations 6; the Treasury
Saturday, the 18th Of May,
shsrs were Of Treasury Warrants entered en-
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S64"-According to the New Church
Herald, the theory Of DR.. Cumming, the elo.
quent Scotch preacher, is that Christ will
come in 1864-that the advent will be what
is termed pre-millennial, or, in other words,
that Christ will come before the millennium,
and the millennial glories will consist OF
Christ's personal reign on earth for thou.
sand wears
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TO THE LADIES.

NEW MILLIN cry Miss THOMPSON
~ is now opening another invoice of those
handsome Leghorns, Neapolitans, English
Split Straws, Lace, Grape, SILK, and other
Hats, at our salesroOm No. $40 Penn. avenue W
Ladies will also find at our store rich lot Of En-
broideries, Nantes, Lace Shawls, &C., which we
are selling at very moderate prices.
HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
may 25-6t Periumcry and Fancy Dealers.
Int. Ct cod.
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FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA
AND MANASSAS GAP ROAla

HND MhNlfSSA6 UNI hA1LhUADS.
TINE Subscribers Coaches will call for Passengers
L wishing To connect with the above az
Railroads. My Coaches connect viii,
the Steamers THOs COLLyER or GEORGE w AsHING-
TON, which leave Washington at a H.
o. Meals furnished on the boats.
Persons wishing The Coaches to call for them can
leave their name and residence with Mr.. John +
Tillman, near the Capitol gate Mr. Butts drus
store, corner Pennsylvania aveRue and 18th street:
or at Geo. & Thos. Parker & Co.'s store.
Coaches can be had for Pleasure Trims
may 2S-2m WILLIAM WHALEV
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A MODEL CoUErY.-The Greensborough IN.
C) Patriot states the remarkable fact that,
though one of tho oldest counties in the State,
there has never been conviction for murder
nor person hanged within the limits of Ran
dolnh countv
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An EXPENSIVE ACcIDENT.-The cost Of the
Norwslk disaster to the New York and New
Haven railroad has been $3.50, 900. and there
are still unsettled claims against the company
outstanding. 1t will not probably escape the
liabilities and losses on account of that terri.
BILE affair short of $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-28

u Some citizens Of Iron county, Utah
Territory, have succeeded in making bar iron
in the puddle furnace, direct from the ore,
and tho quality is such that good horse nails
are made from it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-28

DIsGRAcEFUL OUTRAGE IN CHURCH.-Our
little town is in quite state Of excitement,
owing to difficulty that occurred last Sun
day evening in church. A very worthy, nm
offending and quiet citizen, MIR. McClelland,
went to church and took a scat usually occu-
pied by Mr.. Mills Our worthy parson, Mr..
Brown, had commenced services, and was OK
horting sinners, when Mr.. Mills entered and
noticed Mr.. n. in his seat, without saying q
word he turasd and left, but in a short time
returned, and walking in bullying manner
in front Of the reverend speaker, requested
silence and ordered Mr.. Clelland to vacate his
seat Immediately. The latter not immedi-
a:sly complying, Mr. Mills rushed forward,
pulled pistol from his pocket and presented
1t at the breast OF McClelland He did not
shoot however-but bullied round in q most
disgraceful manner, showing himself per.
fsctly contemplate villain, unworthy the
confidence or respect of any gentleman. he
is probably good for q few months free
board" at Jackson.-Cieveiand Herald, MAJ
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-28

A SALUTE of one hundred and forty three
guns was fired by the anti. Know Nothings of
Baltimore on Saturday night, in honor of the
election Of Mr.. Wise to the gubernatorial Office
of the Old Dominion
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MANSION FARM ICE CREAM.

't'HE subscriber wishes 10 notify the ciIzens that
J. he 10 in constant receipt Of the above Gel N
sbrated ICE CREAM from Baltimore daily NV
Is made OF pure Cream, and will be sold al 50 a Y
gallon, delivered at any hour during the day, in X
any part of the CITY,. The smallest quantity sold will
be half gallon.
de constantly receives Pennsylvania and Della
ware PRINT BUTTER, which can be procured az
the Centre Market House, Gear the Engine house,
during market house, at which place orders can be
ieit Tor Ice Cream. Any one ordering must either
article LEWIS PAGE.
NAV Q4-lWt
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q There was IN extensive FIRE in Balti
more on Saturday night, on the corner Of
Baltimore and Howard streets, by which, it ID
estimated, upwards of 5000, 900 worth of prop.
erty was destroyed.
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The Virginia Election Returns

The following addition returns have been
received since our last issue They 20 to con-
vince Us that our original IL $50 calculation
OF the probable majority for Wise was much
near,r the tFu.a than any published in any
other paper whatever:
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PHILADELPHIA FINANCES appear to be in

PHILADELPHIA FINANCES appear to be in a
hard way. The Ledger says
1t Is pretty generally known that tho fnan-
Gee Of the city are in a deranged and very nm.
satisfactory condition, Debt has orept upon
as very fast within the past yoar, and liabili-
tics are now pending that must be provided
for, or the city suffer dishonor. On or before
tie first Of July money must be had from some
quarter. Debts then falling due are clearly
beyond the means of tho treasury.
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NOUN VERN HOTEL,
Cane May New jersey.

TIME above House has been completely finished
Il and furnished, md will comfortably accommo-
date 500 guests. The house is situated wi thin the
city, standing by itself probably the best beach
foe bathing in the world The house IL upward Of
$50 feet in length, the dining is $50 feet Al
together, the MOUNT VERNON HOTEL affords
the coolest and delightful retreat in the world.
Families of siI persons and upwards can be ac
commodated with private tables having ihei- meals
furnished nj any hour agreeable 20 them An ordi-
nary Will also be SET at regular hours for these who
are not in parties, and WHO may prefer Table
d'Hote.
A large number Il private Dining Rooms have this
season been added for parties desiring 10 he strictly
private.
An Artesian Well has been bored nearly 100 feet
in depth, and furnishe. pure son water throughout
the house.
Large and commodious stabling have been added.
The Hotel has every modern improve meni, in
deed, every thing has been ordered to give comfort
and pleasure 10 the guests.
A full Band of Music viii be in attendance during
the whole season. ....
Letters addressed TO The proprietors, directed TO
Cape Island, Cape May, N. J., will be promptly
answered.
SAMUEL d. wooLMAN q CO.,
may S5-2ws -Proprietors
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ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.

HREAMS Of all navors, such Vanilla, Choco-
~ late, Lemon, Strawberry, Pine Apple and, Or
ange. Also, German Creams, Water Ices, Blsnce
Mango, Chalotts, Jellies, &C. The Sod, il Of the
best IN the city, on the old principle Of manufacture
with Pure Fruit syrups without the usual drug mix
lures.
CAKES and CONFECTIONERY of all kinds sent
TO any part Of the city.
Creams 81 per saon-6sK cents per Of.
n B.-Ladies Saloon up stairs
Parties supplied J. G.. WEAVER,
Pa. av., No. 545 opp. Browns Hotel.
NAV o4-2Vs e..
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ICE CREAM.

IA be had The best quality of ICE CREAM,NA
WATER ICES and CONFECTIONERY CIV
all kinds.
All orders promptly attended 10. X
have opened my Saloon for the seasons, wh,Ie
nothing but the best quality shall be kept. All wish
ing good article would do well TO call.
may 4-l2t THOS -ECKAEDT.
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TRIAL OF FIRE ENGINEs.-The Deptford
and Independent Fire Companies, of Balti.
more, are to have a trial of their apparatus
this afternoon at o'clock, in that CITY.
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ErANS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICIEs.
L &c, Ac,--We have now in store larpe van
ETY. OF fne and common Pans, Hariscn,s and Luz
bins celebrated Perfumery, Brushes, Cnnbs, tooth
Powder, playing and visiting Cards, fine Pormon-
&C &c, all Of which we arc selling out AZ low
prices 10 suit the times at The Piano. Music, Sta
uoheIy, PeHumery, and Fancy Goods Store of
-..i --. JOHN z. ELLIS,
QUO "a. avenue, bet. 9Th ard 10th SITS.
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Q6 REWARD - strayed from the snh.c,;h.,
dpC on the 2lst instant, young iieht red COW
she Is with calf. The above reward will he yivp,,
htaken out OF the city, and g il found in The civ
l4e N. York ave be1 r., snS ~ =
may 4o-Ns 80 Nv aHo gu ss-
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p During the five week, ending the Is,
instant, A,556,634 worth of gold dust was
shipped from San Francisco.
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z On Monday last the thermometer stood
at SO in the shade at Atlanta, Ca, and one
case Of " sun stroke" occurred.
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NARL BOSCHE gives notice to the company st
~ Frankfort, State of Kentucky, that he now re-
sides near Washington, ID. c., and whether they
have emptied the pocket book or not, Carl Bosche
must have satisfaction or die.
our German Gypsy band has been staying for
three years past in the neighboThood Of Washing.
ton. and is prepared for pilage, MURDER and work.
All persons are cautioned against them. My ill.,
treatment, and having been made cripple in four
places, will soon be made public, with a descrip.
ton such as the world never heard of.
NAV 20-lt"
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AY!-HAYti

NOTICE TO PERSONS IN WANT OF Ray I.
NOW landing at Pages Wharf, Seventh street,
~ Washington, 900 bundles best bsled HAY,
which will be sold at the Wharf, at 81 50 per 100
lbs, If taken from the Wharf
-..f -.. MATTlNGLY & BROTHER.
NAV Q5-lw fInteN
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PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND.

PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND.
THIS Band is suitable fof an, and all purposes,
and is warranted 10 give satisfaction all those
who may be pleased 10 engage them, ekher as a
Brass, Reed, or Cotillon Band.
Any number Of musicians to be had at the short
est notice by applying 70
FREDERIC PROSPERI
Leader, az TsltavvlI's Store, opposite the
Marine Barracks.
N. B. Orders left AZ Hilbus Hitz's Music De-
pot, will be promptly attended TO.
may 25-4m
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A CARD.-Public attention is called to the
"A Trustees Sale OF valuable and desirable Dwell
line House and Lot on Sixth street west. between
and streets north, 10 ike place this afternoon
staA O'Clock, on tne premises onering a rare op
or making an investment.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
may 2S-t Auctioneer.
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nERRY'S AND GILLOTT'S ST Ell PENS in
Il variety, bought in person from the manufactur-
by the undersigned, in this way securing eenu-
iGeness, well the best quality and finish, Of
each brand. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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STRAY MARE.-Was caught on Satur ay
- morning, about ten miles from Washington, on
the 7th street road, a sorel MARI, with blasyed
ace. The owner, upon proving property and pay
ing charges, can get the mare upon appli alton at
the store off. T. ROWLES, on 7th, near corner Of
B street. may % Ste
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NOTICE.

/" TO BAKERS AND CONNECTIONS
ERSn
HOPS, MoIasses, and Currants, sc.
L Q bales lst sort hops tgrowth Of 1851
~ bbis strictly prime New Orleans holasses
l 900 los extra nice Currents, (equal 20 the new
CROP
400 lbs Shelled Almonds
1900 lbs Havana Sugar, zine grain and COLOR
90 lbs clarified do.
Also, Almonds, Palm Nuts, FiIberts, Walnuts,
Pecans, Dates, Prunes, Cherries, Piums, nc &C.
In store and for sale al extremely low pr ces.
VIM NJ GRIPS,
81 Louisiana av bet. 9Th and 9TH streets.
may 26-6t
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NOT1CE.-The subscriber respectfully
~ bess leave to inform his kind and respect
able customers that his bar room will not be open
during the day ami evening of next Monday, June
4th. J. BOJyLANGER
may 2e-3t Unt& Unien)
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GREEN TURTLE.

A FINE lot Of GREEN TURTLE Just received,
"a which will be served up in Ste axis and SOups'
n GATHERS Saloon.
NV 2-2t
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DIR. THEOD. HANSMAN

Keeps his Office hours from eight to ten O'Clock m.
. No sos Seventh a., OPP Odd FelloSs Hall
NAV 23-lms
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II 0ST-0r misaid, note of hand. drawn by J.
IL Colbert, for S29 "a, dated ID March, 1855, in
my favor, forewarn all persons from rec, ivR the
same. THOMAS DENANY.
NAV 9S-ltt
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I M u -.

OF the best quality Of purely wood burnt, can be
~ had in any quantity, at all times, and at RYois-
rate price, at SEELY'S Patent Kiln, corner Of Viz
ginia avenue and Canal street, Island.
may 2S-Its