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CONG REsslONAI,.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, the debate on the bill to establish an
U. S Circuit Court in the District of Califor.
MA was further discussed by Messrs, b. dyer,
Butler, TOucy and Douglas, before being laid
aside
The bill for the improvement of the harbor
of Baltimore and the Patapsco river was taken
up and advocated by Mr.. Pratt. After beirg
amended by reducing the appropriation from
$500 600 to $4,000 it was passed-yeas %,
nays z
A number of other internal Improvement
bills, each for a separate work, were then
taken up and passed, ere they adjourned.
In the House, on motion of Mr. Breckin-
ridge, lin Committee of the Whole on the state
Of the Union,) the enacting clause of the
Texas debt bill was stricken Out-ayes 81,
noes not counted
The committee then rose.
The first question was on the amendment Of
Mr. Jones of Tenn, reducing the appropria-
ton from s. 500, 900 to 81, $50, 900; agreed to
yeas 12O, nays 81
The amendment or substitute of Mr. Smyth
was then rejected-yeas 90, nays 16l.
The bill, as amended, on motion of Mr.
Jones, of Tenn, was then passsd-yeas 1853
NAYS 4S.
Ga motion Of Mr. Houston, the House then
went in o the Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union-yeas 1O4, nays97
Mr.. Edgerton having been called to tho
CHI ir-
Mr. Houston moved to take up tho bill to
reduce the rates of duties on imports
Mr.. Robbins moved to take up the civil and
diplomatic appropriation bill, which last mo
ton kssing precedence under the rules, WIS
agreed to-ayes 95, noes SO
Shortly afterwards, and without having
formally DrOceedad tn the cOpsi n rattan cf
Oh at measure, the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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GEN. o. HINroN.-A private letter received
in this city from Honolulu, q few days since,
contains the following item Of Intelligence re.
specting the great mail robber, General o.
Hinton:
'Among the foreigners residing in this city
is Gen q. Hinton, we'll known to many of the
older Inhabitants of Chicago as a mail CON
tractor, &c. When arrived here he was at
tempting to practice law. Subsequently he
kept hotel, but with Indifferent success
Latterly he is working as a journeyman house
carpenter, AID as l understand makes good
living at it. He is sober, industrious and
quiet, and seems disposed to acquire the repu-
Ia ion Of a good Citizen
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EXrRAvAGANoE IN CALIFoRNIA.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from California letter,
dated January 9Th:
"There is moro distress hers than one on
your side would imagine. At the same time,
there is more extravaganza than with you, il
possible. The fashion Of New Years day is
being carried out here. This year far exceeds
any previous one in tho costiiness of the enter
tainments and ladies' dresses-the former
costing, in some instances, $500, and the lat
ter S200 to $500. Most of those people who
spend SO much are mechanics wives, and the
way they drcss is a caution to the mems pock-
cts. Laces from $3.50 to $500 ths set Any
quantity Of dresses can be seen daily Oh Mont
gomery street, costing 800, 5000, and $780,
Nobody wears a calico here, not even servant
girls, who sport their $40 and SIS handkei /.
chiefs. Nowhere is money, in some cases, so
easily made, and SO foolishly spent, as in this
very San Francisco
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DRAUGHT ALE.

VHHE undersigned respectfully announce ita, they
l have obtained the sole Agencyof the District
for the sale OF kurtZ & Ness ! ork Drsucht Ale,
and have made arrangements so as n have II con
santly on hand, that all who may favor them with
their custom will be punctuaily served.
As usual, supply of Porter, Ale, Cider and Min
eTal Water constantly on hand.
Orders by mail, or given to our drivers will meet
with strict attention. -
Terms cash. Army SHINN.
A first rate Wagon, bat little used, for sale Apply
as above, tn Army l. SHINN,
Union BOttti ng Depot,
feo o-eolnl GeorgetOwnl
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town, with view of the Mississippi river for
eight or nine miles up and down. The price
to be paid is $4,000.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DspartmeDt.-On yesterday, the 7th of Feb,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For tho payment of Treasury debts 5.017 IS
For The Customs. ".,'........... 1902 90
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands. ................. 4O3 90
For covering into the Treasury from
customs. ............... 800. 838 81
For the war department. ......,. Q.194 SO
For tho Navy Department. ....... 44,793 81
For repaying in the Navy Depart
pent:. .................... 9,0s2 IA
For the Interior Departmental. 1880 So
Por repaying in the Interior De-
partment ..................... %. 1856 46
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DECLINE IN rHs UNITED STATES REVENUE.
The amount Of the revenue from custom, &C.,
collected during the month of January, is said
to be less by two millions three hundred thou
sand dollars than was received during Janua
~, 1854. The aggregate falling off since the
end Of October when tho re action in tho i'm
port trade, began, is 81, OO0, 900. During the
first seven months of present fiscal year, the
decrease is 81, 351,oO.
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Ell would seem that Mary Russell Milt-
ford, whose death We mentioned few days
since. was tinctured with, if not full believer
in the doctrine Of presentiment. A recent let
tor from her to an American friend has this
characteristic passage: You'll not see your
old friend when you come to England again,
for shall not be alive in the spring, but they
will tell you whore ana sleeping"
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CLOSING OUT
WINTER STOCK ST GREATLY r aDuCED
pRYnEC

NLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO, have re-
" naming on haad very large stock of all classes
Of WINTER DRY GOODS, and as the season is 20
Tar advanced we have determined TO offer all such
goods At greatly r. duced prices, aud in fact many
articles Will be sold at cost rather than carry them
tbrm over TO the next Season.
We have good assortment If MennOes, plain and
figured MouslaInS, an immense stock of plaid, gd
AID plain Silks, black French NOusIains, superior
Bombaz neS, Alpaca, bright plaid Raw silks and
plaid Valencia, wool Paids, good assortment of
ladies and gents. Cashmere and Merino Shirts and
Drawers, silk, wool and cotton Hose and u Hose,
black and colOred Silk Veveis, very cheap
lag lot OF French and Scotch Embroidery all
classes of fine White Goods, best brands of Irish
Linen, English and American Shirting Colt ns. a
large stock OF all kinds of house furnishing goods
Mems and Boys wear in great abunaance; Welsh
and English fannels, SC, Sc, comprising by far
the largest stock of Dry Goods be found in Wash
ington, all OF which viii be sold /, above stated.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY b co.
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e A correspondent, writing from this
point, in allusion to the Presidents refusal to
sign all manner Of bills, gotten up to fleece
the United States Treasury, says:
1.-THE sum of our present condition is, that
we are in the hands of tho Philistines, and
must suffer affection for the next twenty five
months" --
lie might have added, sat least" We say,
thank God for it,
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ES Some roHdies, sal s the Norfolk Herald,
having go, into fight in the lobby of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in that city
alarmed the congregation to such an extent
that perfect panic ensued. 1, was suppose
that the building was on fire, which led to
general rush for the doors.
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THE CHOIR OF WESLEY CHAPEL,

THE CHOIR OF WESLEY CHAPEL,
Assisted by several Of the most talented Cbousters
of Baltimore and Washington, will give
Concert Of Sacred Music ,
Attheir Church, on the corner Of Fifth and streets
On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb 18th, :
When i;ie following Programme Of beautiful and
popular pieces wnl be presented I'm their best
style, under the direction Of Prof. J. II. DANIEL.
[. Hail, Great Creator
2 Solo, Qunteite and Duet-God of the Father
Iess.......Miss Reed, Mrs. MopeII q Meurs
HodgsOn, Shuster and Daniel
g. Solo--Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep r.
a. Chorus. with QbIigato Solo-Methinks hear the
full Celestial Choir, Solo by........ Miss Reed
& Solo-The White Squall........J Hodsson
g. Quartette, Chant-Where can toe Soul find Rest
(by Alby) .........Mrs. Tablcr and Messrs. Abby
Daniel and Tabler
Z. Duet-What are the Wild Waves Saying.........
Miss Reed and Mr.. Dawson
8. Solo, with Flute Ohligato-Sacred Peace (by Al
by)........ Mrs. Rutter
9. Anthem-Thrics Happy Man.
PART
7. Chorus, with Obligaio Solo-The Marvellous
Work, Solo by.........Miss Reed.
2. Duet-Have Mercy upon us.........Mrs. Rutter
Mrs. Tablsr
3. Solo-The Dying Gri......:.:I. Tablcr
Ru,ier, Mrs. Taber, and Messrs. Taber and
5. Sols-ihe Star Spangled Banner.......Miss Reed
8. Quartetts-Slumber Gentle Pilgrim arranged by
Alby)..-....Mrs. Tabler and Messrs. Tabler,
Abby and Daniel
Z. Soo-Eve's LameDtation..-...Mrs.R utter
&. Solos and Chorus Let us with a joyful mind,
Solos by........Mrs. Morsell
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e The Immigrants arriving at New York,
from foreign ports during the month of Jan.
mary Of theipreseat year were 1882, being a
falling of Of 80 per cent as compared with
the same month of last wear
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II The Boston Board of Trade are endea-
voring to extend the Western circulation Of
Boston newspapers, for the purpose of in.
fuenoing trade in favor Of that cisy.
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pThe Albany Knickerbocker of Tuesday
says: Money still continues abundant in Wall
street Rates are about one per cent. lower
than they were a week ago. The panic Is
over "Ring up for streak of sunshine"
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers to
the Star, who do not get their papers regular
~, will confer favor on tie proprietors by
leaving Information of the fact at the Star
counting room.
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NOTICE.

THE public are forewarned against trusting my
L husband, b. +. Thomas, for any thing as / will
not pay any debts Of his contracting. They are also
cautioned against selling him any representation
OF his that will sc tile his bills They are further
cautioned against having any business dealings with
hun, as he ID not of sane mind. 81.
SARAH A. THOMAS,
Steamboat Hotel, corner Pa. avenue and 7th.
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIR0 4 NOURSE,
Opposite Usifed Staes Treasury.
pONDS, Stocks and other securities purchased
ID and sold.
Interest al the rate of six per cent per annum nj
lowed on deposits when left for 80 days or Ion,er,
jan A-6m
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>MASONIC-THE MEMBERS OF THE
60 Washington Naval Lodge M. 4, are re.
gneslcd TO meet Al their Hail at \ O'Clock, D. M
TOMORROW, 10 attend the funeral of our late
brother, John Hutchinson.
Members OF Sitter Lodges in good standing, are
fFaternally invited to attend.
By order: JOS. MJNDEIL Sec
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Al n hTTENTIOs, CONTINENTAL GUARDS
An Adjourned meeting of the Company will
mi IIf be held THURSDAY, the 9Th inst ant at 7M
W " o'clock, Al Potomac Hall.
The attendance Of every member is Gesirous as
business OF Importance for the prosperity of the COM
pany requires full meeting.
Persons wishing to join the Company row have
the opportunity OF doing so.
EDW'D HAMMERSLEY. Sec.f
WIN. Tucker, hartman. feb Sit.
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neutrality-suspicious. to repeal existing
laws concerning usury, have been introduced
into both branches of the Louisiana General
Assembly.
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A N WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, AT
= ten ion You are hereby notified to meet M
mi mi your armOry TO MORROW, at l O'Clock d.
" " m, for the purpose Of attending the funeIa al
Of our companion, John Hutchinson.
4 special meeting of the corps will be held THIS
EVENING, at O'cl Ick.
feb -ltt b. +. BEERS Sec
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Cards of admission % cents, to be had at IN,
Bookstores of F. Taylor, Taylor < Maury, Gray q
Ballaniyne, and OF the ladies of The Choir.
Concert 10 commence att ~ O'Clock.
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7 OST-A CHECK drawn by United States, on
IL the Washington City Savings Bank for the
um ofS475 81, dated Feb. 5, 1856, and made pay
able to note or bsarr. As its payment has been
stopped suitable reward will be given for its re-
turn. JNO. II. GIVEN co,
Coal and Wood Dealers, cor. 18th and e SITS.
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T OST-A small white terrier 81 UT, with long
i 4 white har-has black ma rks On herss>
ears, and brown or red marks on her Vn
back. Whoever will bring her to T. F. H n
Champion, Esq. British Legation, Heights-AA..f6
of Georgetown, will be Literally rewarded.
feb S-3t
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&C The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street 10 for rent. Posses.
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star office.
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES :!

VhHUN IINIAo. VhLEIN IN ES !.
"UTCHISON MUNRO have just received
Ill beautiful assortment of choice VALENTINES,
which they will close out at very reasonable prices
Also, constantly on hand, an asso tment of Letter
Paper, Wishing Cards, Envelopes, Sc, their new
store, next door to Nj ssrs. Harper & Co.'s, No.
$40 Pa. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
feb SIT IInfell
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4 PILES, POTATOES, CRANBERRIES, BUT
IA ter, Bacon, Lard, &c, at the very lowest pri
CO.. Just received few barrels of that ustlO cCe-
brated old Yegler Whiskey. Call at the cheap cor
ner. JOS. w. DAVIS,
feb S-lt' corner OF Ninth and r Streets
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NEW POLKA.

l USI published and for sale al HILBUS HlTZ'
- Music Depot, the
TUNERS POLKA,
Composed and dedicated &C Jacob Hlbus, ESQ,
by J. Esputa, enbelliShed with a beautiful and COZ
rect likeness Of the veteran tuner.
Price IS cents.
The trade supplied on very liberal terms.
feb g NJ
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CoURTEsIEs OF THE Press Tho Worces-
ter Transcript has few rema7k ks about a pass
which some reporters had with an Agricultu.
raj Society in that county, in which the corps
We're by no means civilly treated 1t adds
this:
While we are about il, let rs say a word
concerning what are sometimes called the
privileges of tho ess,"-the system of
giving the reporters and editors of papers
free passss and tickets. We do not think
this is regarded as so much of a privilege
after all, among the gentlemen of the press.
We do know that il bores them dreadfully
sometimes They are dragged to places
which they have no desire to visit AID
are thought to behave very meanly if they
do not praise everything, Unfortunately
We believe it would be better to abolish the
system altogether. 1t would be better for the
public, less irksome for the conductors of
paper. Yet, while the custom continues to be
recognized, it would be we'll for those who ask
the favor of the notice of the press, to remem-
Der that some courtesy should be shown to its
representatives; and that when they have cx-
tenfed the becoming courtesies of the occasion,
they have not made the press their slave, but
that 1t continues, or should continue to be, the
servant Of the public"
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

4 ,oMPLETE Coffee Sets, Casters, Cake and Fruit
" Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table. Des-
seft, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and ui.'le
plated on Aibaa the best substitute for silver war
Tantcd and sold by H. SENKEN
No; $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and lOia rs,
Jan -
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Proceedings Of To Day.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Badger intro.
duced a bill to modify the 3Oth section Of
certain judiciary act which authorized Uaited
States courts to take dispositions without no.
tice /; read twice
Mr Chase asked leave to move so to amend
he bill as to require thirty days notice before
going into operation.
Mr.. Badger declined receiving this amend
ment.
Mr.. Mason opposed the bill, which was fur.
the discussed by Messrs. Badger, Mason, and
Adams
On motion of Mr. Chase, this bill was 10
amended az to make it provide that nothing
therein contained shall 90 to invalidate ties.
tlmony taken before the first of May next;
read three times and passed
Various petitions were then presented, and
referred
The bill for the relief of Rsbecca Hinton.
wife OF Ohio Hinton, was taken up and passed
In the House, various members OF the Ju.
dietary Committee reported bills, most of
which were referred to the Committee of the
Whoie on the state of the Union, after being
read twice
A bill changing the time for holding tho
United States circuit and district courts In
Tennessee was passed.
A bill providing for holding the United
States Courts in tho Northern and Southern
Districts of Florida in case of the sickness or
disability of the judges Of both districts; and
a blu authorizing the printing of the opini .ns
OF tho Attorney General Of the United States.
Mr.. Parker reported back from the judiciary
committee the bill to regulate the salaries of
rhe j1d ,es of the distric. courts of the United
States, which was baing considered as We went
To press
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IVY WALTZ

rOMPOSED aud dedicated to Miss VI. j. Table,
~ by Prof A. F. Little, just published and Tor sale
at HlLBUS b HITZ's Music DsPot.
Price l2f cents. ieh6
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fI'TE PROBLEM SOLVED: or, SIN not of God
1 by Miles T. Squer, ID.
The Christian Retrospect and Register, Summary
Of the Scientific, Moral, aud Religious FRO
gress OF Tire first half Of the 18th Century VIII
supplement-, bringing The work down 10 the
present time, by RObi Baird.
Scripture Portraits; sketches OF Bible character
by Rev. j. Brace
Manual for the Young, by Rev. G Bridges
Payer for Colleges, premium Essay, By w. Ty
Ter
! re Westminster SHORTER CatechIsm. with analT.
sls, proofs, infer noes, and illustrative Anec-
dOtes, by Rev. Jas. n. Boyd
Is south Side Virw OF Slavery or, Three Months
II the South ia 1854, by Nehemiah Adams.
ID. ID.
price reduced 10 81 .
MI the new Books of the American Tract So-Fry
a"t Sunday School Union received and for sale II
81. ir prices.
GRAY BALLANTYNE
irb 7-3t A9S Seventh street
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TIE LATE Mr.. MEArE'S PICTURES

j lie LATE NIX. MEAHE'S PICTURES
& o BE RAFFLED FOR IN 200 CHANTS
L AT s2o EACH.
st. Thomas of Viii 7nueva, giving Ams to the
fohr." a copy Of MurIIlo, by one of his pupils AID
torched by that great artisl-sad 10 be equal 10 Inc
giIal, cost $4,000.
The alteration Of the Wise Men Of the East
&C u ne Murilio; cost $4,000.
Prize 3
lead OF our Saviour, /" by CorreggiO; cost 81 600
PRIZs !.
. Herd OF the Blessed Virgin" by Carnegie; cost
: 600
Sir. =. A. MATLACK is authorized to receive
sn 'scnptions in this city, Of whom tickets may e
o. aimed, ar OF MCssrs. TAYLOR n MAURY.
NJ money received o. account OF the RafHe viii
l. deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place,
which will be duly announced.
From the National Intelligence.
Articles similar 10 the annexed we have observed
ln several distant papers, contained IN their Wash
lncton correspondence. We are glad e. thai
mrmber of the family is willing TO dispose of part
ct The rare collection Of the late Richard ". Meade,
WHO, during ms long residen in Spain, had Oppar-
tuIIties, which hi. Opuenc" enabled him e. indulge
fo- selecting many of the finest paintings in Spain
thHt ueasure-house OF pictorial riches. The ne
turned state OF the country at the time, moreover
made II favorable for obtaining many gems If ART
which would otherwise never have been purchase
bic.
From the Boston Chronicle.
INV DCGvREE or ART.-SeyeTal chef du6Hes
o! Murillo, COuegglo, and other mast rs " hch
bfought from Spain during rev, utionary umCs ~
thr late X. w Meade, have elected the aiiiira ION
o. connosseurs during the past we, in TIE ROtuhGo
o. Inc Capitol. They 20 be disposed OF for ~
benefit of dau liter Of Mr. Meade. residing in New
y Tk, after an OPT ouuniIy has been given I" The
IujtIc for an examination. feb g.
Y0C NC LADIES' CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
No. o Indiana arenUe.
II ii l. second term OF the pr,sent scholastic year
has just commenced A few more boar lre
and mix he ID
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From the Boston Chronicle.
VOC Nc LADIES' CLASSICAL INSTITUTE

NO. y Indiana drenUc.
Il Ill second term OF the present scholastic year
has just commenced. A few more bUar'lfe
and Gay pupils can he accommodated.
STEPHEN n. MIRICK, A. NJ,
feb Saw Principal
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" Al. EAflN H. =, Comic and Sent mental al
wholesale aud retail at
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SPLENDID RATTLE.

There will be Two Hundred Chances, nj Ten
ID iiars each.
The rattle will take place at HHbus l. lltz' Mn
SIC Depot. star Buildings. corner Pa. avenue aud
"a streci, where Tickets can be procured and the
aitfcieS are Gn exhibition.
Persons de>rous OF possessing some of the most
-u?.rb rtirics oI workmanship ever Exhibited have
n"H an opportunity offered them Of obtaining such
a IN extremely low price.
all aud examine fpr Yourselves M the Music ne
Pot of IlIl.BI'S UiTZ, star Building, between
t"r hours OF O'Clock n. M. and p.
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CONS AND CALVES

WILL offer for lie al the Marker Hsu.e Yard m a
Saturday morning next, five superior yosus
Cows aud Claws Of Devon and Ayrshire blood.
bo-3t' l.. BEEU,FY
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BUTTER BUTTER!

BUTTER !-BUTTER!
ID ARE chance Tor hotels aud boarding house keep
III srs.-Rrceived this day per consignment u
casks very superior Orange county Butter, which
shall seii on reasonable terms.
Also, 10 400 pure lIabala Cigars. Terms cash.
X. III. JEWELLE CO.,
icb6-S 3I7 Pa. avenue.
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THDlA BUBBNR COM BS.-JuS received
i supply Of India Rubber, tuck, side, puff dresi-
ius and children's Long Combs and for sale nt
febo-d EAMMOND'S, 9TH IT.
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Ins Marine Hospital at Burlington, Iowa.
we understand that tho Secretary Of the
Treasury has accepted the bid of Mr.. Henry
W. starr OF that city, for furnishing the site
for the marine hospital at Burlington, Iowa.
1t is an elevated square in the middle of the
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mo. e7o.
NOTICE OF KEsTORATION

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