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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28
CHANCE OE LISE.
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

the girl TO the toonsdn, and the az rs5e aye
10 aoceierd aud the other gyadvcUy tvp
vesed TO prevent my Of the fatal diseSts dial Gequnt
arise In conscouerce OF such change.
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Wilbor's Complnd for
PURECND LIVER OIL
AND ElME;.

u iUkE fOk tOLDs
ASTHMA ,BRoSC HITS, ,uEEERAL DEBIL-
IrY AND ALL SCROfULous llUMORs.
rrfIE proprietor has succeeded (fr0m directions
4 of Professor Stone, IN combining the Oil aud
Linc ~ perfectly that the taste of the Oil, which
is so niuscous, to persons generally, il cniiFcly
ovcrcomc and il can be taken Nv the most deli
cate females with pleasure. And as ,egards the
benefit of this article over the clear oil, he fol.
lowing case, Ivy Professor Stone, ir suih' lent TO
convince the most sceplical. The young lady
was - years Of age.
"ller disease was one Of unmixed h'hi'is,
which had been expected to terminate IN the
course Of "A few months fatally. The upper part
oCloth her lungs was filled with tubcrcles, and in
some places we're beginning To soften. The cnse
was eyideutly bad one. The treatment Of God
liver Oil was at fret used, but without marked
Improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, as in
the case of many others, was soon appafent.
The patient was rapidly getting WE'LL"
7nis preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes II very desrea-
he for Persons travelling as il keeps fresh for
long time.
Bc sure and get the genuine, Manufactured oni
by ALEX'R u. WILBOR, Chemist, 1856 Court
Street, Boston.
X. R.HAZARD N co., Agents for Newport
aud vicinity. ielA
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LIvER-COM PLANT

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD, Of SAs~,ovd Ccsn enc CT
be odest and most respectable phy.ic.ns shsesd
vith Lsrer Corpbtnf many years and pUreky
~ u.ing BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We ccuB
bupdreds OF eascs. cured.
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C-lle,r what DR.. stapp, PHI, sician VITO stands ut
the top Of his profession snysof John Bus Sarsapara
have been u'ing John Bul's Sarsaparilla in great
variety of chrouic diseases with the happy effects
aud have hesitation In ndDg IL to the public
for the ~ scroua syphi and all cutaneous and
guuduRr di,.d.cs. Yours, most feryeutly,
LeShport, Ky. ApH u, lSi3 WM srAPP, NJ ID.
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isignej)

W. earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any OF the ills that flesh is heir to,n 10 call Dr. John
Bulls agent, arn set copy Of Bulls Family journal
GRATIS and for the sake Of humanity, hope that
single individual will not be found willing give Bulls
Ssrsnpara TRL after reading and recollectng the
time that Is impossible for the Doctor 70 publish
the tenth part Of the number Of certificates OF astounding
cures reformed by his sarsnparilla The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showcred ON DIR. Bulls Sarsaparia
from well known and Distinguished individuals both In
pbIic aud private le has been perfectly overwhelming
tF PRINCIPAL OFFICRSt No. y GiIsey
Building. Coriland-strcet, New York and
No. I Fifii-street, LOuisville, Ky.
Sold I'm NeMnnrf hN IIAZAKn .,ASWLI
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TOUNvLLE, May 2Uth, IS1J.
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparilla and have known
IL TO DE used with entire sutislo lion and We have no
tcs alton In stating our belief, that II Ia safe and
valuable medical compound, aud calculated to produce
much good aud relieve much suffering; and therefore
would ehserfuy and most earnestly recommend II
afflicted 4, W. SEIION,
isignel) k STEVENSON
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SeR0F UtLA|

u g,ousand, NJ cu,ss Of Scyefsia, Caaeevs Sphy ara
ney impure iseases of Ds BLoot-a.d hs VENY SMALL
aIJA NiIrY irhh ,ras sd az Nccias 10 s6o,f ~
sh dseasss be any troof a hefv,ng nsdicai roo~ ts
* sdlins tohci hos sgLdusd a eeagh@ed shsh dedses-
Aeu 6bsrs "A Nm Questionable rttdegcc Uoi--
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Key. X. W. SEXTON, ,--Itcr. u. STEVENSON

CoAtLusyK.-- Rev. T.. w. Sehou Is widely and generally
known eloquent aud accom- pshed pastor Of the NJ
u church. aui rev u Stevenson has been known as one
Of the talented and members that the Ken
tucky could boast Of for many years and ut
this time hug ia. high and osponsibe station OF agent
for the NJ n. Book Concern.
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One Dollars Worth +!

How much GANCER-how much SYPHlLlS-hov
much SJROFULA-will dollars tooyh OF BR-1NT'a
PURIFIER cure Read The following state msnis which
. specimen Of its powor:-
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Port OF New York, August II, 1855.


CLEARED.
Steamship Florida, Wcoibull savannah-S l. Mtchil.
steamship Nashville, Berry Charcs,ouSpohord Tleston
steamship jamestown Parrish Rchmoni--Ladlam Plea.
SAINTS.
SHIP W 50 mid, sears Bathurst, NB-knisht Carew
DARK jane Williams, urquhar, Moutevideo-iane, West
BARK ksie Wheeler, Setsop, Marseiies-R Buck 60.
Bart MndGle, Campbell, Vera Crnz--P Hargou- 90.
baiS Mustang, avery, franRiin~bcnncr Drake.
BARK Fowler, Palmer, Buctouche-Eagls = Hazard
s r EfnS sh iIss Bnni Hes-E Ware
i$ Trq gbuns e %mnna Nears-H Brookman Co.
gTs HopS Bes Z Ihg%s c5a NIL p saaa Co.
lril Jno Eoynton Rasseu, Jacksonville ,Roker hoffman
Sr S hso sr2 Sfs Sssa i osn SBeRns Orr
ecir Ann ~ C,,scr. Ale tndria-Mo'i Brdcl.
s ssr M Nemea sSf spfssas
SsT5sy n MSss b S. Lss,
6 sr TSN wahep o annsn.S aniuieSa.isr
s SSS . Fstss SVEN vs Hail.
Pole Ina s"pas II asompson
ARRIVED
steamship Empire CIV, wnde AspinwsIi Ana ana ia
ON VIII spf 6 aud sua. WIN az
sanding Norhward showing blue signal win wnac o'cH "
e's bp Josephine Harding Jordan. cicniuesos isd"y' with
snssr ena ,rs f Easo Appleton Trinidad II days with
ralssscs 10 Yznags del ysila a Co. - 49,. In. -.
Bis Guardian GBrj, Nckear, Hisboro' II days. with COAL
to Con xs sn"n Tamap savannah days with cotton and
~hsss,' Year NJ & Knowles feuhera sdsys with pine
sipss &c g toi camden Ne Mcintyre Norfolk sday
ir Hannah Abigail (of Camden, Mel Robins Norfolk
Scr Rebsecs lyas w s.ss y yrsns day
s Sslr Aired liar, Ra..ei. Portland, O.
selr yssegs f raS AnSrs cce rSrsd 81
rrcpe.Ier We ichester Providence.
p,s joan ycpss cof Cold sprns, rics charesop dsy.
VIA svaop, A. q pc--sr eas4e,
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A HOMESTEAD LAW IN kASs1s.-The following
bill Ia tefore the Legislature OF kansas Territory
and either It. or similar in its provisions will be.
come q law
Sec I. Household and kitchen furniture not ex.
cccding $3.50 in value: implements Of husbandry
not exceeding $50 in value; the tools, apparatus
and books appertanng to the trade or profession of
any citizen; two mich cows, one yoke Of oxen or
horse twenty hogs and provisions for one year are
hereby exempt from levy and sale on execution
Sec. 2. The homestead Of any citizen the head OF
a family not to exceed one hundred and sixty acres
Of land-not included In any town or city--or any
town or city lot lots not TO exceed In value 81 800
shall not te subject to sale for any debt contracted
after the passage OF this act.
Sec. 2. Three disintercssed persons, sworn, ap
ncintel by the Constable or Sheriff, to Be the ap
rmisgrs dprcpcgty IN FVca ceses.
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The Louisville Riot-vVh0 Commenced II
We find the following letter in the Louisville Jour-


JEFFERs oNyuLE, IND, Aug. ST. wish you to
publish this, as the Sag-Nicht party says that the
assault Of Monday was made by the American party.
The assertion is false. got into hack to take care
OF wounded man, and after leaving the place Of
riot the hack was assaulted and fired into, and the
wounded man, in the act Of fanting, was shot while
in my aims. He was shot in the head, and / was
shot in the back. There nineteen shots In my
back now that we've fired into the hack in peacea-
HE pant OF the town. There was no riot at that
place. G.. w. HUGuEs.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NEWPORT.
oCR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE


OCEAN House..
NswPoRr, R. l., August 10, isoo.,
Nticp0u Ainuserents-A Charitable Concert
Fish and Fishing Progress Of the SEASON
--Yaching-Ltfc "a Fashionable HofeEl'a-
dies Fhirs and Fair Ladies bathing, &C., &C.
This is the anniversary OF the great regatta,
when Commodore stevens yacht. the Maria was
40 nearly beaten by the Julia. Things 60 on at the
Yacht Club House about the same as ever
Newport is pretty full just about now, aud its
citizens and sojourners are endeavorng to kill time
AS well as they may. We had concert here few
days ago. for the benefit Of the organ of the new Ro
man Catholic church Of "Our Lady Of the Ise.r 1t
was announced as grand religious concert and
commenced in the church-a small but elegant
building--at four o'clock in the afternoon The per-
formers were Mime. the Baroness de Staukovich, nee
de La Grange; Mrs. Eggs, Miss Van Zandt, Signor
Brgnoli M. le Baron X. de Trobriand feaaletoaisfe
Of the Courier des Efats Unis; Master McCarty
IA blind boy), and Mr.. f. Millet. About six hun
dred ladies and gentlemen including the elite of the
place, attended. gentleman Of mathematical
turn of mind, counted one hundred and three pri-
vate equipages in the vicinity Of the church. The
programme rms thus
GRAND gELIGIoUs CONCERT
4 To he given at thes.hurch of the Lady OF Isle
Monday, August 9th, 1855 at 4 O'Clock, p. d.
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schr Cazelie, Kelley, Hnrwich.
The arrived yesterday but accidentally omitted
SAILED
Steamships Wellington. Bremen; Ariel, Havre; Nashville
ChareAon: Florida, Savannah; ships John Bran 81 JsAA
NIB; New York, for -
Wind al sunrise, NV sunset, 6W
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sA1xs or vxsus-A ship at Bath Me not yet named, -
TONS Boston house a. about ~ 600 sniR lronsdea
srhr Johns on 100 10 old s. 000 cash BY
~. 49, 0rash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-06
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Africa

The Royal mail steamer Africa arrived a
Halifax yesterday afternoon with LIVERPOOL
dates to the 18th ult., one week later than the
sdSices per steamer Pacific
The adVices by this arrival are interesting
and important
The Vienna conferences are to be re opened
A secret expedition is preparing in the Cri.
msa Tor some important enterprise.
The siege Of SebastOpol is unchanged. the
place sui remaining impregnabls to the as.
saints Of the allies. 80
Gen Pellissier, the new French command
er-in-Chief, contsmPlates making an attack on
the Russians in open field,
The motion Of q want of confidence in the
ministry made in the British Parliament was
unsuccessful.
The latest intelligence from the Crimes
says that IN an engagement before the Flag.
stat Battery the French destroyed tho Russian
works 1N'0-''N
On the Goth of May, Count Buol had /, IN.
tcrview with Lord Westmorelond and Copnt
Bourgueny, and suggested that the members
Oh the late conference meet again. The French
and English Ministers could not give anv "a.
Ply but 1t was understood that if thew assent
Count Buol, on the part Of Austria. would
again attempt to arrange the third point
Inc Berlin papers report that the Austrian
mediatory proposals are that Russia and Tur
key settle between themselves the number OF
ships eaeh shall keep in the Black Sea-En0.
land and France 70 keep each two sbina tb,rs.
In turkey to undertake not TO enter info anv
treaty with Russia, unless first suhm;t,ed ~
France and England.
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WARRINGTON NEWS And GOSSIP,

what are We Coming To l-The conduct of
the Score; political Organization in thi. city in
sonoeeuoh with our recent municipal election,
was marked with quite as many and signal
Violations of Law and personal rights a. il ha,
Ven'uFed in any other quarter Of the Country.
not excepting On the occasion Of the cutting of
the church il Newark, New JERSEY which 70.
me work Of British SUBJECTS acting in strict
union with 1t know Nothingism3 in the Gin
eiLnatl riots, and in the acts of the recent Mas.
ssenusettS legislature. With full knosIsdge
tnaI their organization were in a very dsoi1ed
minority in this city, they set to work to osrrv
'ns election o. and through any and every
possible violation Of public rights whatever,
mus they conceived the plan of deliberately
oepIivinC their opponents of the never before
refused isht OF 4 representation OF the boards
Oh ELECTION commissioners, a thing never be-
foIe in;eriionslly done anywhere else under
this Government This right is 80 sacred
that In more or less Of the States its observ
snee L secured by constitutions al provisions.
Their next move was to select for these one.
knf" 1t wOU be necessary to practice ont.
RACES, Illegal acts, and frauds 10 give them
success men, for the most part, Of class who
we're never before entrusted with the disebarua
oil any such responsible functions in this cam
munlty-ignorant men, Of narrow minds and
oigoted prsjudices, many of them with few re-.
possibilities TO the public; as they are with.
out aught 10 lose by civil suits to reeoy.,
damages for the wrongs they might perpetrats
sn individual citizens. The better 10 sbisld
anu 10 encourage them in doing what
tney were selected to do, the Know Nothing
NOunciI BOARD refused to request them either
70 return the ballots voted, to be made of rec.
ord, or to permit respectable ind;v;d,.r. %
witness the counting cut Of the votes x,;,h
always heretofore has been done in Ws.b;,.
ton. On the Saturday night before the slsct;or
these men met in conclaVo, and received in.
structlons emsnating from their secret lodges,
doubtless, as TO what they should do to carry
me election by fraudulent and violent in.
fractions of the legal rights of their fellow.
eluiens opposed to them. The result of those
instructions was seen in the refusal of the
sommis'ionsis In the First Ward to put either
MAJ 81 thirty seven illegal votes on their
oA'a' Is requested by the challenger, in thu
nope that By so refusing they might screen
nose persons from the punishment melted ont
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Ma CHARLES ABERr.-We rsf., N. r..d.,
70 an interesting address from this gsntlemau
to bis political friends of his ward, which will
be found on the next page of our journal II,
publication is caused by the illness of bis
brother, which prevented him from receiving
at his residence the congratulations of his sun.
porters in the recent election, they having de-.
signed to compliment him with q call. in q
body, on the night before last.
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OLD POINT COMFORT

THE HOTEL at this favorits watering place is
now open for the reception Of guests. The en-
tire establishment has been put in fine order and
greater facilities have been made for landing pas
sencers.
A small steamer has hren chartered TO act as ten
der upon the larger mail boats, aud also TO make ad-
dltional trps TO Norfolk and Portsmouth, including
two trips on Sunday and from those cities thereby
afording an opportunity of pleasant excursion AM
Enjoy The sea bathing. The boat will make fishing
excursions three DAYS in each week
Communications should be addressed 10
{ &. WILLARD g. BRO. Propri,tcrs
le 4-2w oil Point Comfort. Va.
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JOHN Fl. BUTHMANN.

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WINE, BRAN
II DY, &c, has received his supply Of Bordeaux
Wines, to say
200 cases OF Red and White Wine, consisting OF
Chateau LATTE, Chateau MargauI. Chateau
Leoville, Margaux Medoc, 81 Julien, s. Es-
tephe, Haut Sautemes. sc.
Is bogsheads Of Clsret and White Wine.
Also, received by former arrivals
- cases ST. Pcray Sparkling,
- cases of Rhine Wines, some OF il Of very high
grade
Likewise Sparkling Moselle
B.-FTom Bordeaux a small cask OF extra su-
perior Cognac, $40 per gallon. je4-S
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FURNITURE sALE.-THE ARTICLES RE-
Il naming uneold al the recent sale of Furniture
and Housekeeping Goods at the store Of ]. r. Nc
Greeor, 500 Pennsylvania avenue, bc;ween ~
and 9th streets south side, will be sold of az greatly
reduced prices diving the next ten days as the sub
scriber will positively close up bis business wi hin
that time.
Term: SIS nd under, ca.h; over that sum
credit Of 80 and60 days for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
Dealers are requested to call and examine the
stock. J. r. McGREGOR.
10 L.
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lTranslation.l
HYpRo6RAPEICAL Bur Az.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

hIDRO6RAPHICAL DUR Az.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Light house on the Spanish cost, III tie ocean.
Infcrn,a,irn has been received at thi. huresn from
latter by the Department of Public Works, relative
to chrnge made in the modes OF illuminating the
Cadiz Light, under the direction of the corps of en-
ginsers CT roa1s, canals and harbors, from which
the following notice has been drawn up:
CGdiz Light house.
On the first of June of the present year, in Place
the Old rejecting light placed in the westernmost
pdr OF the castle of San Sebastian in the town Of
Cadiz the'e VIII be Illuminated new caradioptric
apparatus OF the second class large SIZE with which
IL has just been replaced; its position, which has in
40 respect been altere.', Is as follows:
Latitude &c DEG 81 min. 10 sec. N.
Longitude 6 sec 80 min. W. OF the Marine Oh
servatOry of San Fernando.
The light is elevated SIS feet as ny above the
level of spring tide, and consists OF a fixed white
light, varied with red flashes every two minutes
vi,ibe at distance Of twenty miles, whenever tie
state OF the atmoSpher~ permits, and the eye o" the
observer Is % leet 70 81 m) above the same level
JOAQUIN GUTIERREZ DE RUBALCAVA.
MADRID, April %, 1855.
Franklin Pierce, Pres.dsnt Of the United States of
.1rnerica, to all Whom Il may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
NE that DoN Joaquin DE- CASTILLO Cos has been
appointed consul of the Mexican republic for the
P'i' vi I'VE" ioih, uo hereDy recognise MIN as
such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers and privileges are allowed
TO the consus of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letter.
70 be made patent and the seal of the United States
10 be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the 4th day of June, A. ID. 1855, aud OF
IL. 81 the Independence of the United States of
America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF Stale
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ENoTLcE.-The members Of the Franklin
~ Fire Company are respectfully requested
to attend the regular monthly meeting of the rom
pany al the Hall, THIS Wednesday, EVENING
June 7th.
A reward OF go VIII be paid for the apprehsD.
9 on or the person or persons who the ropes a.
tached 20 the hell Of the above named Compsny
Z. lyle, President.
o. X CkossTIsLD, Sec. e. 8-lt
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INTERESTING TO CARPENTERS

'INHE subscribers having secured the services of
l. FIRST rate operator, are prepared to execute with
imm. date despatch, and in uneQuaied .Ule, any
description of Planning Mil work.
They have On hand 40, coo feet prime seasoned S 4
North Carolina fooring ard also an equal quantity
A Eastern Shore, which will be sold ar the lowe 4
market price for cash, TO such customers as they
may choose TO trust.
je6-eo3t FITZHUGH COYLE BRO.
(Organeolw)
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ADIEs' WORK BASKETS Ca,d
IL Baskets, Travelling Baskets, KY Baskets
Knife Baskets, Cigar Baskets, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets, large variety, very low, al the
housekeeper's Furnishing Store, 400 Seventh
sueet' G. FRANCIS.
20
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Light houses on the Spdnish coas., in the o san.
Information has been received at this bureau from
the Depsr .meHt Of Marine, communicated To the
latter by the department of Pubic Works, relative
to the position of new light i0use which has been
fsts blshed on the coast Of the Spanish peninsula
by the corps Of engineers Of roads, canals and har
bors- from which the following notice has been
drawn up:
Chipiona Ligh hotns.
On the southern point, al the mouth OF the river
Guadalquiver. province of Cadz.)
Tins is plain light, located in the tu'ret Of the
will ige church, and will b. illuminated on the first
of May next, and thereafter. Its position is as fol-
lows:
Latitude 30 deg A min. Is sec. N.
Longitude l3 min. 30 sec. w. Of the Marine OBJ
servatory of San Fernando
The light will be at an elevation CT ~ Q Burgos
feet above the level of the sea, and will have
a range of eight miles.
This light, besides serving guide On thst part
If the coast, will be in in the interior marx
for navgators in the BAY of Salmedina, the eXrepl
NV. point OF which bears N. 50 deg E. to the light
JOAQUIN GUTIERREZ DE RUBALCAvA
MADRID, March "a, 1855.
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF SFASf,
Washington, June S, 1854.
The following notices of new light houses on The
coast of Spain, transmitted by the legation of the
Uni cd States in Madrid, are published for the ben
eft of navigators:
translation
HYDRoGRAPHICAL BuREAu.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
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&TASV ICE CHEAM FREEZ.
1 ERS: Ice Cream Moulds, Jelly Houlds, Melon
mouids, Rice Mould, Pudding MouIds, PUDDING
rams, CAKE Pans, Patty Pans, Cake Cutters, AT the
Housekeeper's Furnishing Store, 49O 9TH street.
leO G. FRANCIS.
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SUMMER MILLINERY

WILL be opened on SATURDAY, the 9Th inst.
w over The Dry Goods Store of Geo +.
hIen, handsome assortment OF Ladies,
BONkETS, OF the latest style, Including a *
sleat variety Oh Neapolitan Bonnets, at prices w
TO please, TO which the ladies OF Washington and ifs
vicinity are respectfully invited to examine before
purchasing elsewhere GEO s ALLEN
10 6-3t" Pa av one aoo, e,,, of Io,h ;,
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'tNHE GREAT QUESTIONABLE you consider
Boardman, DID. "
This volume ia not above the comprehension ef
quite young persons. Ii is plain, simple. scrin-
tura exhibition OF the sin and canger of indifference
the Saooaih school teacher, a. well as the naren,
ana pastor. II will furnish most REASONABLE and
powerful aid IN fmpressing and scforcnr the dutv ri
az hdihg al once and In earnest TO The seuls wei
iaIe. GRAY d BALLANTYNE
wv bookssilen, 80 7th o.,
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GRACE CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-THE
Ladies of Grace Church, Island, Rev Al
rsxp HoLMEAp, Rector, will open their Festival in
the new Concert Ha !, adjoining the Star BuiIrngs
on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, at O'Clock, 10 b.
continued through the week. The proceeds are 10
be appropriated to the payment Of The church debt
%
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FRENCH HAIR DRESSING AND

ChhNINI
rk'hE Undersigned respectfully announces 10 ,he
4 eItlzens Of Washington, that he has opened a
S S Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, on
avenue, between llth and 18th streets where he
IS at all times prepared to accommodate them in all
branches oil the tonsOrial operation. Hair Cutting
performed in the very latest styles.
y, ne would call particular attention TO his Wigs,
looPeet, Braids, Fnzettes, Whiskers, Mustachois,
&C. and Is prepared gill all orders in the above
lhe al the shortest notice. good assortment con-
stanty on hand
lie respectfully solicits call, feeling assured tia;
ne cannot fail to please all who may favor him.
js6-eolm JOHN HERBORN