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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-22
NONNER'S L. s. TYPE FOUNDRY
Nos. =, 81, and 33 Beekman st. New York.

y NOS y, 81, and i3 Beckman st. New YORK..
TO IliiN TIERS AND PUBLISHES.
The undersigned beg to inform the trade that they hT.
recently issued their -Neic QUqrfo Specimen, and thHtts
now ready for delivery to their old patrons, as weihn
all who patroniZe their Foundry.
In it will be found Il new series of Faces from Pear .
Plea, surprising if possible, their celebrated series d
Scotch cut faces.
The Fancy Type department exhibits an u~nSupaSS't
variety of beautiful styles, selected from France, GerHl'
and England.
The Scripts and Bordering are now for the first po$5f
ed to the printing public. and are the productions G@
best European and American Artists.
An entire New Series OF German Faces. both Tor NN'
Paper and job Printing, of a very superior style, Is DIV
nearly completed and for sale.
The Metal from which our type is made. will he lns
peculiarly adaptedt to the SEVERE USAGE Of Machine l0'
Printing. e.
They beg to return thanks for past favorS. and to SGr
i continuance. Their well known liberal manner cie,.
business for the past thirty years. Is a guarantee nE,s
new patrons of their disposition and ability not paw
themselves to lie surpassed Tor fair dealing, w~hetheioA''
are by letter or otherwise.
Nh. IroprletorS of newspapers are requested "p x
the above, provided they will trade out three tine :
amount of their respective bills in materials OF our a1- ~,
t%acture. and forward us one copy of the paper eohIrTT'
the advertisement. W.
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PupIIs boardlng IN the Hall, (whO will be exclusively
Females) will furnish their own bed, bedding, towels, &c.
and the table silver at their option.
No pupil taken for less than half a term. The bills for
the term must be paid in advance or one half thereof at
their entrance, and the remaining half at the middle of the
term.
Pupils entering the Institute are pledged to the olser.
vance of the Regulations, and none will be admitted ON
other terms.
Especial exercises are arranged without extra CHARGE
for those qualifying themselves as teachers for common
schools.
For classification of studies and textbooks. SEQ circu.
itFS' Ior Whlcho Apply G.. L. WARD, President.
S. +. CoLT, Sec. j24 J. u. MoNTANyE, Treasurer
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AUCTION BARGAINS IN DRESS
GOODS

GOODS.
I'VE have Just received from an extensive auc-
w ton sale, in New York, the following desira-
BILE GOODS:
case handsome figured Bereges at IS cts per yard
cases beautiful style Berege de Lame and Challey
de Lame, at 25c
case neat figured Berege de LANES, at 19c
cases good style aud quality Of Ginghams, at l2c
/ case ~ English Chintzes, at 20 and 25c
ease beautiful style Briiliants, at Csc
cases Menimack and Allen Prints, at l9c
so pieces very excellent quality Of French Lawns
and t1conets, warranted good colors, al 20 and
Csc
25 pieces neat figured Mounselans, suitable for
children
ca.es best Portsmouth Lawns, warranted fast COL
IS Dress Patterns ich figured Bereges, at 20 and
100 Dress Patterns nch figured Bereee., ct 81 and
SO pieces plain Bereges, ell coors at 81 and &c per
yard
10 pieces plain French Jaconets, in pink, blue,
green, purple, tan, buzz, brown, and other
shades, at &c
25 pieces best quality French Ginshams, at Csc.
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call and er-
anime the above goods az they will be found much
cheaper than any We had earlier i'm the season.
OUR STOCK
IN all other departments is for the season unusually
large and well assorted and wishing TO reduce II as
soon as possible, will from this date offer any
and all Of our bert Goods al q very small advance on
the cost
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
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AUCTION BARGAINS

TN DRY GoODS-Striped and plaid Cashmere,
cost 30 cents, for l2<
Striped and plaid De LANES, cost 90 cents, for lax
Yard wide Lawns, cost IL cents, for 8
DO Ginghams, III do q
White and coIOred Spool Cotton only cent
Bleached Sheeting, three yards wide, Is cents
Beautiful Berege DE LANES cost 81 cents, for II
Fine French Chaley only 20 cents
Do do III cents, for
White and colored BnIIiants..only % cents
French Chintz 20 cents
4 Irish Linens 81 cents
81 Pillow do SIX cents
Beautiful Berege Robes very cheap
Satin Paids and Grenadines
Also, large assortment of Domestics
Come carly and secure the greatest bargains ever
offered i'm this city
The goods must positively be closed out about
the first day of July.
THE WASHINGTON STORE,
Late Magrudsr Calvert1
No. ] opp. Centre Market, bet. 9th and 9th Ct
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JONADAB, THE SON OF RECHAB
~ or, Washington in 1855 This interesting
ana instructive Moral Drama, will be performed on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 9Th instant. uhG
Yard.
Price of admission, ~ cents, no half price,
Ii affords an evenings entertainment blended wiz Ii
instruction not likely to be forgotten. Impressions
may here be made upon the young mind productive
OF permanent gooG-lasting as life
Performance to commence at o'clock.
NAV 8-9t
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rysIE q I1 g0ExUEa PHEs.

.-rE3IE q GE8 E5EELEd PEEss
The Union says that tho abolitionists Of
Ohio are moving Heaven sad earth, as il
were, to aid the Know KOthings to beat Wise
in Virginia, and details portion Of their
alleged schemes and movements to that end
Tho IntetIigenc5r again insists on the right
of foreign craiser to stop the chips of any
other nation, in order to verify its right to
to carry the flag it exhibits, and argues to
show that the Union inadvertently, or rather
reluctantly, admitted that right day or two
400
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SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF IN

ESSECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE
~ jamestown Society of Washington
jamestown Society of Washington" will ce!e-
pirate theII second Anniversary, at Mount Vernon,
on SATURDAY next, the 10Th instant. Having
chartered the steamer George Washington for The
occasion, she " leave her wharf in this city at 9l
O'CLOCK, a. m, stopping at Alexandria, and proceed
10 Mount Vernon, where the anniversary address
Will be delivered by GEORGE WASHINGTON P.RK
CUsTIs, Esq. After allowing the company sufficient
time to examine everything OF interest connected
with the residence OF the Father of his Country the
boat viii proceed to the VIII te House Pavilion
where the society will partake Of dinner prepared
for them
The Marine Band has been engaged for the occa-
sion.
Tickets for the excursion and dinner a. which
may be had at the stores of George and Thos Par
ker, w M Morrison, 10. Shilington, and of the Of
6cers of the Society. may9-4,
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HOI FOR SPORT

RARE chance for the lovers Of field sports 10 &c.
N cure genuine Pointer Pup. Gentlemen can
rely upon getting thorough bred Pup without the
sk, as is too often tile case of being imposed upon
by dishonest dog ssliers. Those in want may rest
satisfied OF those Pups not being bred in and in,
which Is so often the case great care has been taken
10 possess the very hest blood in the country. En-
quire at the Weed Yard Of T. DRURY, Pa avenue,
between l7th and 18th streets, First Ward.
NAV S-3ts
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fERGGEAE,

Hon. I. Batter King Is In Washington.
80. Hon. GeorgeP P. Scarbrrgh, of Virginia
recently appointed one Of the Judges Of the
CoUr. Of Claims, is at Wizards, together with
The Two other Judges Of that Cour.. Rev Ed.
ward Reed, of South Carolina and his son,
are also stopping ct the Sal ne hoto
49,. Sidney Webster, Esq, Private Score
ta1y to TIC President, left WashisSton this
morning for trip to the Northwest, ezpec..
ing % lie absent for, perhaps, three months
.... Hon. Henry A. Wise arrived in Wash
ington at seven o'clock last night, and is stay.
ing Ct the residence of his son-i--law, DR..
Garrett.
80. The Nash Vile Gazette has hois.od the
name of Hon. Meredith P. Gentry for Cover
nor Of Tennessee, as the candidate Of the
American party.
.... The Democracy in the Lexington dis.
trict, in the State Of Kentucky, represented in
the last two Congresses by Hon. j. C.. Brock.
inridge, have nomip sted as their candidate q,
the mex: election L. b. Dickerson, Eco, Of
Scott county, gentleman Of high character
and fne talents.
80. The Rev. James Danelly, one of the
Oldest and best known ministers in the South
Carolina Conference, died, recently, st hi.
residence near LoHndesyille, s. C.
800 Hon. Edward Everett is to deliver ar
address on the 4th of July at Dorchester
Massachusetts,, in honor Of me two hundred
and twenty fifth return Of tho anniversary o.
the settlement Of that town,
-. Mons. GODDARD, the great pronaut, LEFT
New Orleans, or sunday last, in a balloon
ard having travelled three hundred and ter
miles in SIX hours, landed his passengers a
Port Gibson, Mississippi. lie then re.umed
Der, and included one or two members az -,
New Orleans press.
.... Ex-Governor WaShbarD, the successor
OF Judge Loring as Law Lecturer Of Harvars
Lecturer Of Harvard College, Mass, entered
upon his duties at the University on Monda,
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Sam Houston.


Taylor 4 Maury send us "The Life of Sam
Houston (the only authentic memoir of him
ever published illustrated, New York, }. C.
Dorty, 119 Nassau street, 1856. This work
soems TO be p revised and elaborated edition
OF LesteE's life CT tho distinguished U. S. SEN
atOr from Texas. The author, who is we'll
known for an enthusiastic man, throws ell his
prOyerbial literary brightness into the pages
Of big work, celoring his details with the
kues Of his really poetic Imagination. The
Incidents Ct tie life Of Sam Houston, without
cOlsring, are certainly more romantic than
those Of any ether Eging American public
nan. He has, so far, mastered all the circum-
stances b Thieh be has been surrounded,
many Of which have been as remarkable and
unexpected as any detailed in story. With
such a grOupd work, on which to make an en-.
tertainiDg book for the general reader, il is
not wonderful that writer Of the vivacity of
Lester hes sasceeGsd il throwing the charm
Of romantic excitement into his details Of facts
oc5ur iCg IL The life Of this really wonderful
man. It was our fortune to reside for years
in Texas before the annexation event, and
thus 10 acquire CT intimate knowledge OF many
IF tie circumstances of which this work treats
and to learn 10 appreciate The wonderful cape-
cities and never falling resources of the au-
thor and woTke--oUt Of the problem OF Texan
Independence. We, therefore, realize fully
the truth OF much Il ;his book, which can
hardly fail to aPFoarfabuious, t. the reader
who Is Gccustoned TO judge msa and things on
a standard drawn IRON exreriecce with elder
societies only
"GwDEE MILL EXPLOSION -ConoIiy Co. 8
powder r,iils, l?s milea rrou Rochester, n
Y, exploded q SIX O'clock, yesterday evening,
killing f.o men. The building was blown to
pieccs. This ia the fourth time in fge years
that these works have been destroyed
PErEEsBUEG MUNICIPAL ELECTION -rhe
South Sils Democrs; Of Tuesday gives the fol-
loving as The aggregate vote for Mayor:
w. w. ToIRes, (Dsm)............S23
Samue! Williams, OK. Nl........,...67l
TOwnes' majority. ................152
TIE result shows a clear Democratic gain Of
81, the majority for Johnson in 1851 having
been l20.
The Democrat adds:
TO sum az the resuit yesterday IL this city,
the Democracy elected tho Mayor and fifteen
OF the u snty-fo1r Couneilmen, and every mu-
nicipSl ofheer except one.
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A CARD.--THE UNDERSIGNED takes
66|a this occasion TO return her warmest and
most sincere thanks to all those friends who have
SO generously interested themselves i'm aordiDc her
renei, under the circumstances of her late bereayc
mcnt, especially so to the attend' pg physician and
ms hearted lady, whose attentions and phi an
thropic exertions will never be forgotten
Also, to the Marine Band and their Leader, 10,
their klnd attendance ut ths interment of her la
mented husband, and to all those v no have taken
80 active part in the management of the funeral,
With deepest gratitude,
may g. JOHANNA KNOLL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-09

AT A MEETING OF THE GEORGE
49, town Young Mems Christian Association,
on Monday evening, May 7th, 1855, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolree, That in the death of our friend and
brother, the late CHARLES 3. TURNER this As.ocia-
ton has experienced the loss of faithful valuable
ana emcient member, whose consistent life was in
beautiful harmony with his christian profession.
Reso!ued, That this Association tender their pro-
found sympaihies to the bereaved mother OF the de-
ceased; and that copy of these resolutions be fur
nished to the family and, also, to the Georgetown
Advocate and Evening Star for publication.
may Ctr
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SUMMER RONNETS
PROSPECTS, CORNET BAND NO. l,

NIX. FREDERICK PROSPECT begs leave to In
WI form his friends and former patrons that Ibis
band has been fully re organized and is now under
me direction, and he is fully prepared with hand
Oh the most scientific Musicians In the city, 10 fur
nish music for Balls Parties, Parades Pic Mics, Ex-
carsions, &c. at the shortest notice possible by ap
plying 70 FREDERICK PROSPECT, Leader, CflAs.
pROSPERI, Conductor; HILBUS HITz'S Mu-
SIC Depot, or at PETER TALTAvUL'S, opposite
the SaInsoR Garrison street, Navy Yard.
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ID Am AWAY.-o1O REWARD-JOBN
III my negro man, aged about SO years, ran awsy
from my farm i'm Alexandria county, va, on MON
day, 18th instant He stoops in his walk had on a
gray irock coat and gray pants. He has wife a,
Mr.. A. Gladman's, on 9th street, near the hounSa,S
in Washington. think he is lurking about there
He also has a sister at Mr.. Marbury's. in George
IOWA. JOHN N. YOUNG,
Coac b Maker.
Corner OF AZ street and Pa. aven,,e
an l6--f W." a. osep0c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-09

| Josiah ]. Sherman, of Albany, N. Y.-For
| improvementin processes for preparing liz uids
for aiding digestion.
Thos J. Sloan, of New York, N. Y-For
improvement in appar atus for regulating sup.
| ply of water to steam boilers
Jno. Stowell. Of Charlestown, Mass For
| improvement in ere arms.
Andrew j. Sufern, of Suffsrn, Y.-For
improved machine for rolling railroad rails.
Eden c. Tavener and Oscar Nesmith, of
Hamilton, Va.-For improvement in ploughs.
| Grant B. Turner, of 1Cuyahoga Falls, O.
For improvement in smut machines.
Joel Webster, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in silvering looking glasses.
Henry Whitney, j.. of Cambridge, Mass
| Andrew W. Wilson, of Piqua, O.-For shin
gle machine.
Francis A. Wolf. of Ripley. Mis.-For
method o. saving . log by its own weight
George B. Woodruff and James N. Palmer,
Of New Haven, Conn.-For improvement in
gas regulators
WIN. H. Zahn, of New York, N. Y, assignor
| to Frederick Renter, of same place.-For i'm.
p.ovement in plating and twisting cord.
Hendrick v. Duryea, of Oswego, N. Y, as.
signor to "The Oswego River Starch Com
pany."-For improvement in apparatus for
manufacturing starch.
Thomas Hooker and VIM D. Beaumont, of
New Orleans, La, assignors to Alfred A. Pray,
Nathaniel NJ Harris, e. G. Lamoyne, James
X. Jennings, George E. Kirk, and Lawrence
A. Kirk, all of same place For improvement
in artificial fuel
John Taggart, eff Roxbury, Mass, assignor
to himself and Nehem'h. Hunt, Of Boston
Mass For machine for saving wedges or
shingles.
additional Improve went.-Thos. T. Tsg.
ker, OF philadelphia, Pa.-For mode of rsgu-
!sfing the furnace of hot water apparatus.
Patented December 5, 1854.
Des'gn.-Bepjamin Wardwell, Ephraim R.
Barstow. and George @. Hardness, of Provi-
dence, r. Fer design for cooking stoves.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DePastrsnt.-on yesterday, the 9th of May,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of tho Department
For paying Treasury debts ...... SI,082 18
For the Customs. ...........,.... 10 400 40
For covering into tho Treasury
from customs. .................. $4,000 90
For the War Department. ........ 8l,245 IA
rof tho Navy Department. 1885 81
For the Interior Departures .... 5000 o.
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JAMES III. BURNS'S

Cheop Book Stationery, Periodical PARITY Store csd
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
No. $50 Bridge street, opposite the Mayors Once,
GEORGETOWN, ID. C.
Subscribers to all the Weekly Periodicals md
MAGAZINES served at their dwellings.
Agent for the "Evening Star, )" where advertise
ments will be promptly attended TO, and subscrp-
tons received. may %lw
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~ lie National Medical Convention
ThicA vas in session il Philadelphia, last
week, unanimously adopted c resolution con
denning homeopathic treatment il connection
with a!IOpsthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-09

SINGULAR MUSICAL FACT Every or
chestre contains Ct least two musicians With
moEstsehes, one with sPectacles, three With
bald heada, cnd Ons very modest man in q
white cTayat, who from fyIcs c: circumstances
yen VIII observe, plays 81 5rass irs:Eunert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-09

MORTALITY AEoSG TIE Cows.-We have il
from authentio sources hat tho scarcity Of
food for stock in Trumbull, Geaugs, Ashts-
buls, Portage and summit counties has been
so great that most unparalleled loss has oc-
CURED among the stock of COWS Of the dairy
= en- More than four thousand have died in
tho county OF Trumbull alone, and from all
accounts the number lost on the Western Re.
serve will not fall short of sixteen thousand.
CIevelGnd (O) Piatn9saIer,
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Il gMALL STORES AND CANDLES -.
l855-I866.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING. :
NJ, L

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
May 8, 1855.
DROTOSiLS, sealed, and endoreed scfss FOR
em Ill Flores" ct .0fer fo- Candies" or 81 n.
for Saltwater Soap" ss ;he ca mSy b. vi! De re-
coiyei at this bure,U ut 3 o'cisek p m. ~
Thure6aF. the 7tb day e June mkt, inr fdrn'aa
ing and delivering, ION receiving twenty days 20
tics) ct the United States navy yar~s at uharies
town, M.ssachusetts; Brooklyn, New iork: a sssl
loving articles (sxcepting the saltwater scap end
the candles, for each of which sspsrat, proposals
and contrasts will be msie) may be required or
reau, or By the respective commanding officers OF
the said navy yards during the fscal year ending
soth June, 1886, viz:
Bo es, shaving Combs, coarse
BRUSHES, shaving Combs, fns
Brushes, scrubbing Grass for Hats
Brushes, she Jack knives
Brushes, clothes Rszors, in single cases
Buttens, navy vest Razor straps, ordway'3
Buttons, navy medium Scissors
Buttons, navy coat Spoons
Buttons, dead eye Backing, boxes Of
Besswsx, In u ID cakes,
pure
Cctton, spoos Of Ncs. IL and 10, 200 ysrds each,
cords, equal parts
Hanakerchief cotton. fast colors, % by 80 inches
weight not less than Oh. each, texture s by
StO iush
Needles, sewing, Nos l, 2, 8, 4 aud 8, drill
betweens
n1DDOn, Hat D6St FES1Cn DaCh. IL y1fUS 20 ln6
piece; width II inch; texture, IA by 81 to "a
inch
Soap, shaving. In cakes each cako not less than
OF.
Silk, sewing. blue black; Wrapper not to exceed
to the pound
Thread, black AID white, Marshairs best quality
Tape, white linen, 8 yards il length, inch wide !;
tsxturs, s b. Q to 1s inch
Tape, black, twilled cottvn, yards in length,
inch wide
Thlmbles, $40 and o-10 diamst,r
Mustard Seed, American brown
Pepper, black, Mal4bar
Pepper, red, American
Bottles, cctagon, for mus,srd and Pepper
Corks for bottles, best quality
NIadrd seed and pepper, the s;dte, ard Bot
ties and corks, to be delrered al NeU Tork only.
WHrII SALTWATER soAP-sepdrate bid for 100000
pounds.
The soap must be manufactured from eocoa-nut
OF and b. ofthe best quality dsnominated "whits
salt water SOAP" and be delivered in good strong
boxes ofsbout seventy I've pounds each, and, after
inspection, the boxes must bs hoopei at each end,
at the expense Of the contractor. The price to be
uniform at sill the yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-09

0~MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE DIS
tS trict of Columbia.
Al a meeting held on Tuesday, the sh Of May, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing wear
Dr.. WIN. JONES, President.
Or. Joshua RILEY, Vice President.
DR.. J. E. MORGAN, Treasurer.
DIR. w. J. G. DUHAMEL, Secretary.
Counsellors-Dr. HARVEY LINDSLY, DIR. JOS.
BORROWS, DR.. G. NJ. DOVE, DIR. N. YOUNG.
and DR.. s C.SMOOT.
w. J. G. DUHAMEL, NJ. D.,
may 9-3t Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-09

q Nearly four thousand Immigrants ar.
rived stNeS YoIk CT Monday
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Public, No. III

JoIxT RESOLUTION relative to bids for provisiona
clothing. and small stores for the use Of the navy
Resotucd by The Senate and House of Reprsse,,ta.
tsves Of the United States of america in Corsoress az
sen6Led, That all bids for supplies Of provisions,
clothing and small stores for the use Of the navy
may be rejected at the option of the department. Il
made BY one who Is not known as a manufacturer
or regular dealer IN the article proposed 20 be-
furnished, which fact or the reverse. must be dis
tncty stated in the bids offered that the bids of an
persons who may have failed to comply with the
conditions OF any contracts they may have prev.
ousy entered into with the United States Shall At
the option OF the department, be rejected; that II
bore than one bid be offered for tie supply of an
article on account Of any party, either in bis
own name, or in the name of his partner, clerk. or
any other person. the whole Of suoh bids shall be re
ected at the option Of the Department. and that 90.
partners OF any firm shall not be nsoeived as sure
ties for each other; and that, whenever it may be
deemed necessary, for the interes Of the govern.
ment and the health Of the crew of the United
States vessels to procure particular brands of nou.
which are knewn to keep best on distant stations.
the Buresu Of Provisions and Clothing, With
the appreciation Of the Secretary Of tho Navy, be,
and hereby is, authorised to procure the same on
the best terms, in market overt
Approved q March, 1854.
may elAW4w
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FRENCH HATS.

MRS. n. PEARCE has just received SWA
~ Ma well selected and beautiful assert w
WOment ofFrench HATS and SUMMER "
MILLINERY of the latest styles Also, SHAW
BONNETS, Flats for Children, Ribbons and Flow
ers, which she will open on Thursday, the 10Th in
slant, on llth ST., betw. E and Pa. av., No. 40As
NAV S-3ts
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BOYS CLOTHING.

WE have this day received a large addition n
w eur former stock, making our pfesen, assort.
ment OF boys' Summer Clothing for school and dres,
wear superior to any ever offered in this city.
WALL STEPHENS,
3|@ Pa. avenue, next to Iron Hall.
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~@ALUMNI OF WASHINGTON SEMI
~ Maya meeting of all the Old Pupils of
the washington Seminary will be held at the Semi
nary, street, between oh and 10th, on FRIDAY
next, llth instant, at 5k O'Clock p. m.
Punctual and general attendance is particularly
requested. fcify papers) may Id
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

AGENTS FOR THE STAR.
The following persons are authorized
TO contract for the publication of adyer.
tisements in the Star:
Philsdelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PETr1NsILL & Co.,
Nassau street.
Boston ". 3. PALMER, Scollay's
Ruilding.