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MARRIAGES..

In Steuben 4th inst, by d Parker Esq
Mr. G P Smith to Miss J Waits, all of s.
In Columbia 4th inst, B Farrell Of Machi-
as to MISS Sarah A Morris Of Columbia.
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administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all con
cerned that he has been duly appointed and has taken
upon himself the trust of an administrator Of the
tate of Smith Freeman late OF Ellsworth in. the County
fHlncock deceased by giving bond the law Directs he
therefore request all persons who indebted the said
deceascds estate make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the for
settlement.
SAMUEL WAREHOUSE.
Ellsworth Feb g. 1856.
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Moses HALE has just returned from
Boston with lot Of new goods which he
is selling very cheap.
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" Just read the Prospectus Of the
New York Pick.
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STATE OF MAINE.

01A1G VI MAIN =.
HANCOCK, SIS. Al the Court Of County Commission
ers begun and held at Ellsworth. within and for the
County or Hancock, on ihe fourth Tuesday Of Aptl A
D. 1854 and by ad tournament the eleventh day OF
May A. D. ld5i.
Ordsred,-That there be assessed on Township No S
Sonth ID VISION in the county of Hancock for repair
ns the road therein, leading from the East line OF
Ellsworth through said No s. 10 the south line Of Wal
thapi, estimated 10 contain eight thousand nine hun.
dred and sixty acres, exclusive OF lands reserved for
public uses-he sum of eighty dollars anil sixty cents
being one cent per acre and Luther HapwoIh of said
No s. Ia appointed agent TO expcnd saId assessment
accordingly,
Attest, P. W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy, Attest, p. w. PkRRl Clerk.
A true copy Of certificate Of Assessment,
Attest, H. J. TREvErT, County Treasurer.
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AT a Court of Probate

Held at Buckspart within and for the county of Han
cock The third Wednesday of January in tho yeaI
CT our Lord eighteen hundred aud fifty i've.
)ELAflAF PERKINS Administrator of tho estate ot
j Hnrato Hutchln late nj Penubscot IN said county
decessed-hass presented his account Of Aaministrd
ton upon said estate far Probate
Ordered that the sad Admutrator give notice 10 all
persons Interested by causing copy ui this order " he
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed il Eswor: that they may sppear al
Probate Court be held Bucksport in said county
on The first Wednesday in May next, at ton OF The
clock A. NJ and shew cause any they have, why the
houd not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest,-A. F. DRINKwATER Register.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
By virtue Of license from the Court OF Probate for
the county Of Hancock stall sell at public alco. on
the 18th day OF March next al O'Clock, A. NJ. so
much of the of John Byard late of Sedgwick
DECEASED situated Selgwick being the Homestead e
said deceased will produce the Of Fifteen hun
bred do for the payment Of the debts and incidental
charges
Sale TO be on the premises
JACOB DODGE, Admnist rator
Sedg wick Feb g. 1855.
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FOUND!

A N"tc FOR small amount. payable ia
: Goods" The los r can have tao sam. hy
identifying it and paying tor this advertis'nt
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of
Probate. Within and for the County 81

To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of
Probate. WitAin and for the County 81
Hancock.
n UMBBLY shows Esther Steel administra.
" trix upon the goods & estate ofLcon Steel
late Of Bucksport in said county deceased
That the personal estate Of said deceased is
not sufficient to pay the Just debts which he
owed at the time of his death, and incidental
charges by tho sum ofthree hundred and fifty
dollars (three hundred dollars Of W hich amount
is due to Lydia Buckeyes estate, the John
Hopkins and W Odin and tho balance for in
cidental charges)-she further shews that said
estate consists OF an uneivided half part of
dwelling house and lot in Bucksport village
portion Of which cannot be sold without great
detrment to the resldue--and she Iurther ref.
rssents that she can probably sell the same at
private sale more advantageously than at pub
lie auction. She therefore prays your Honor
to authorize and empower her to sell and
convey said undivided half part Of said DWELL
ing house and lot at private or public sale as
she shall deem most advantageous for said
estate ESTHER STEEL, Adm'x.
Dated at Bucksport, Jan II, 1855.
AT Court Of Probate held at Bucksport with.
in and for the county Of Hancock on the
third Wednesday of January in the year OF
our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty five,
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered:-That
the petitioner give notice TO all persons inter-
cs,ed by causing copy of,he petition and
order of court thereon, to be published three
weeks successfully in tae Ellsworth Amer lean
published at Ellsworth that they may then
appear at Probate Court to be held at Buck
sport in said county on the LIST Wednesday
Of May and show cause it any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, A FDRINkWATER, Register.
A true copy Of the petition and order of
court thereon, attest
A. +. DsINKWATER, Re lister.
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Persons allin: for the above letters will please say
they are advertised.
s. G. WOODWARD, PM
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Rev. DR.. Anderson, Professor Of Theology in the
Theological Seminary at Canonsburg, Pa, died a
few days ago.
There are now in the United States 80 insane
hospitals, and the number Of insane persons in the
country is estimated at 10000.
Professor FELTON,, of Harvard College, is editing
Lord Carlyle's Diary in Turkish and Greek
waters"
On Tuesday six barrels of liquor were seized al
Gloucester, Mass. This was the first seizure under
the new law.
Daniel Ullman, Esq, Of New York, has consent
ed to deliver an Grafton in Wilmington, Delaware,
on the Fourth of July
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The Mutual Fire Insurance. Company ofthe
District Of Columbia,
Chartsrsd by Oongress,
nFFERs to the property owners Of the
~ District as cheap and as safe means Of insu-
rance az any other Company in this District
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW @. EMERY, Treasurer.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Rswick,
Thomas Blagden, p. w. Browning,
r. Howard, Mathew q. Emery,
J. @. McKslden.
0fice-Columbia Place corner Of Louisiana avenue
and 7th street 013os hours from 70 o'clock p N.
feb 26-eoH
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MoRE MoRnoS IsNIaRASTs.--Therea arrived az
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, ss7 immigrants, Of
whom 40s were Mormons, bound for Salt Lake
City. II 10 minated that, IL the population Of
Utah continues TO increase at the present rate IL
may soon apply for admission as a State.
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A CARD.
Economy - the road 10 wealth"

Economy 10 the road TO weal,h.n
Great reduction I'm the price Of Hats and
Caps.
VsHE undersigned, having made arrangements
- with New York Hat Company 70 be CONSTANT
" supplied with the best Molsskin or dress hats got
up in tie latest style, offers them AT the pnprrcedent
ed low price Of ~ go, worth from four 10 fse dollars
second quality, %. worth FROM % 80 10 a. and a
very good fashionable hat at ~ So worth from % 10
% 50.
Also, Beebe a Co.'S Hats, at . much less advance
than they have been here ofore sold In this city.
First-ra,e drab beaver Hats "a 20.
All kinds Of soft Hats and Csps very low.
In order 70 sell at the above low prices the ossh
system be adopted consequently those who
purchase will not be charged from is 70 rs Der Ont
as an offsett for bad debts, ANTHONY,
(for many years in the employ Of Todd a Coz
No. Columbia place 7th street,
ap 18--eosm I'd door north Of Penn avenue
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Nsss York Mayksts.

NEW YoxE, May 2s.-Cotton is firm. with an
upward tendency. Flour has advanced 6 a 10
cents; good Ohio, $40 "a $40 90; southern Is
buoyant. Wheat is triae higher; Michigan,
" 90. Corn is a trife lower; mixed, 100 a loo.
Pork Is upward and firm. Beef y unchanged.
Lard easier, but not quotably lower. Whiskey is
better; sales Of Ohio at SO IL soc.
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FLoUR-A correspondent Of the New York Tri-
bune makes the following estimate Of the number
Of barrels Of -four in the country at the opening Of
lake navigation, reckoning Eve bushels Of wheat as
equivalent to one barrel Of -four Lake Michigan,
$4,000; Lake Erie, 100000 Canada, 100000
total $4,000. This affords little prospect for
famine. The Tribune adds:
suppose $4,000 barrels TO be absorbed by
the destitute points Of the interior, and we shall
then receive a tidc-water 100000 barrels
enough, It the rate Of winter consumption, 5000
barrels per day, TO last one hundred and twenty
Eve days. or until the middle Of next September.
With favorable prospect Of good crop all over
the country, there is not shadow Of reason for
any alarm about short supply
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The Vermont Verde Antique Marble Company
In Roxbury, VT, have their machinery in opera
ton day and night, to fll numerous orders for
slabs and blocks OF both finished and unfinished
marble; there now being sufficient, provided no
Others are received, to keep all hands in employ
ment for period Of at least eight months They
are now engaged in supplying contract for ma
teral for building the great central stairway for the
Capitol extension at Washington, which win re-
quire ! 900 cubic feet
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Death of Hon. william Holland.

NEw HAVEN, Cr, May A.--Hon. William 8.
Holland, formerly Lieutenant Governor Of the
State, District Attorney, and prominent lawyer,
died at Winchester, on Tuesday.
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year, Col. Winston, as Governor Of Alabama, has
filed vacancies on the Probate Court bench by APP
pointing Meek, Of Mobile, Matthew Lyle Of ITALIA
poosa, and A. b. Cltberall, Of Picksns. On the
first Monday in this month these Offices had TO be
filed by the people. Each Of Winston's sppointecs
were candidates, and lol what has been the result
Meek was defeated by near twelve hundred major
lily, CGtheral by near two hundred majority, and
Lyle by over two hundred majority. This Is only
made Of His Excellency on the first Monday In
August sam" has been busy at work in this
State, and, notwithstanding Winston has kept very
mum on this subject, we reckon "Sam's" boys win
be very apt 70 make a proper disposition Of him,
and be forced to the necessity Of selecting some
good Democrat, and some one who Is competent
and faithful TO guard the interests Of the State for
the next two years Selma Sentiaei.
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CRors IN Tnr NoprHwKsr.--Th ST. Louis In
telligencer gives pretty fair account Of the pros
pccts In Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa Rain has
been wanted, and frost has done some damage, but
the rain has come. Fruit in Illinois and Iowa has
been very much damaged by the frost early in May.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RKroKrxD yok TINE
DAILY Am Il RICAN ORGAN.


PHILADELPHIA, May 2o.--A fire broke out in
wilkesbarre this morning, which destroyed the
stores Of Messrs. Morgan, Frederick and Nilsson,
W. LOOMS, and J. Lewis, the law Office Of g. B.
Nicholson, tho Bedford Hotel, by s. II. Peter
baugh. the dwellings Of Messrs Lord, Butler, DR..
Boyd and others. The property was mostly in
sured, except that of DR.. Boyd.
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ENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLI-
NJ renee Onice.-1n connexion with the sub
scribcr's agency for Government Claims, he has
opened an agency for the mutual benefit Of families
and servants, landlords aud tenants, &c, in Wash
ington city and It's vicinity.
BY being regularly and properly advised Of their
respective wants he will be enabled 10 supply ho-
tells, boarding houses, and private families with suit
able servants and 20 hre out and procure homes for
servants and lsborers. To sel rent out, aud collect
the rents of houses, rooms, Ac
Parties interested viii much time labor, and
expense, BY calling the subscriber or addressing
him BY letter, giving particulars, &c.
JOHN y. BAKER General Agent
Al Mrs. Kcssler's, No. 3s8 Penn. avenue
ap 23-eodlm south side. bet 9Th and AZ ste.
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HARD TmEs IN NEW 0RLKAss.--The New Or
leans Commercial Bulletin speaks despondingly OF
the business interests Of that city IL says the
precedented depression Of business OF every de-
scription, during the past season, has set moneyed
men TO thinking. Communication with large ex-
tent Of country has been cut OF by the low state
Of the rivers that goods packed months ago still
remain in store. Real estate has rapidly depreci-
ated under heavy taxation, which drives away cap
tal, and prevents permanently resident popula.
ton. The Bulletin says " The fall Of city prop.
erty within the last year has been surprising
greater, within given period, than for many years
past" Az remedy for the chief Of these evils,
the Bulletin Gale for reform in the city govern.
ment, the arrest OF extravaganza and the breaking
up Of the Ubiquitous combinations Of contractors
and jobbers that the depletion oftbe treasury and
the increase OF taxes may cease.
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REFRIGERATORs.

4 LII who are looking for Reffigerators
IN are invited TO call and examine large sssort-
ment have just received. They are believed By an
who have tried them to be the best article ever intro
duced in Washington city
We have good assortment OF Iron Bedstesds and
Childrens Gigs, which we will cell very low
q. M. WIGHT
Lsuisispa avenue, oppo-s. ID. Bsst o. w.shinsssn.
dec 6-~An
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Further Particulars Of tAe Tornado.

CnIcAoo, H., May 24.--Further particulars con-
rm the accounts ofthe terrible tornado that passed
over the town Of Jefferson last night BY which
four persons were killed and five wounded by the
blowing down Of house on the line of the Illinois
and Wisconsin railroad. II commenced In the
afternoon by revolving funnel-shaped cloud pass
ing swiftly along near the ground, and about 10
miles north Of here, carrying up large sticks OF
wood, stones, &c. IL described semicircle
towards the southeast, and twisted Off large trees
and whisking them out Of sight Instantly.
The whiriwind then broke In two, and dsap-
peared, but almost Immediately formed again, and
passed directly back north and west, with redou.
blcd violence. After demolshing the house in
which the loss Of life occurred, II took up barn
and threw Il upon the horses and cattle Il contain
ed, crushing them at once. The timbers of the
house and barn were hurled down 70 the ground
with such violence as 10 bury them almost out Of
sight The house belonged 10 Mr.. Page, whose
wife, son and two grandchildren were killed.
Accounts are given Of persons being carried up
one hundred feet In the air, and then hurled down
with great violence. number Of eyc-witnesses
have testified to the ravages Of tho tempest and
describe II as most terrific.
The same afternoon q hail storm occurred In this
city, after which the sky presented singular up.
pearance to the northward, and the weather
changed from the most oppressive heat to the
most chilling atmosphere.
CHICAGO, May 24.-An eye witness Of the late
whirlwind reports still more loss Of life and de-
struction Of property. The families who suffered
by Il are in q dreadful state of destitution and
misery.
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1faine PoIifina

AuousrA, Me-, May 25.--The ow.Nothinl
State Council yesterday nominated Samuel @. Gage
Of Augusta, for Governor. One thousand delegates
were present
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NEw YoRx, May 2e.--Stocks are dull Money
Is plentiful. Sales at the first board Of Fries Al
o-s; Cleveland and Toledo r. r. 80 81; Cleve
Land, Columbus, and Cincinnati r. r. 100 IL
Cumberland Coal Co. "a 81; Reading r. r. 81
5-s; New York Central 81 6-s; Penn Coal Co
los; Virginia IS %; Missouri es s2 Indiana 81
81 b-S
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APPROACH or THs Cars! THE East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad is rapidly progressing to-
wards completion The track Is laid within seven
miles, and the Passenger cars are now running to
Major Heiskells, within ten miles Of our city, and
leaving but ten miles Of staging run the coaches
make in two hours and less Although the cars
will be here in June, the grand celebration is not
contemplated until the 4th Of July, as we are In
formed. Then "all the world and the rest of man.
kind win be here. II will be good time tc
organize council of Know-Nothings. We have
long desired to see the new order started in Knox
vile !--Rnoxvikc Wig
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THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.


THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
a IL Pain Cured like Magic...In bottles,
n IAN, 25, and so cents.
Pain 10 the forerunner Of disease. Cure the pain,
and you check the disease.
DIR. j. s. ROSES PAIN-CURER.
Is truly the wonde Of the age 1t cures pain La
less time than IL requires to get physician.
IL cures toothache In minute
Cures Cramps or Pain In the Stomach and Bowss
Cures Sdf Neck and Swelled Face from cold.
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Cures Sprains, Br ises, Scalds and Burns
Cures Corns and any Pains in the Feet
Cures Ague and Jumps In the Breast instantly.
Cures Earnche in few minutes.
Cures Pain In the Sides, Limbs, or Back
Cures Ague and Chills and Fever
Z his is no humbug medicine, but Il IL made by
regular physician Of thirty-hve years. practice In
Philadelphia where every family has II in use; and
family should be without bottle in case Of acct
dent or sudden sickness. II is used internally and
externally, always giving immediate relief II this
Pain Curer could speak, Il would exclaim-
whilst most physicians take whole months to slay,
make my cures In half q summers dayp
No. II, Souru THIRD STREET, Philadelphia
Being afflicted with stiff neck, accompanied with
much pain, suppose from very severe cold, I was
entirely relieved IN few minutes by rubbing my
neck DIR. Roses Pain Curer
The Pain Curer Is used for weak stomach and bow
es and 10 preferred by those who have used II 70 any
Sold by @. sToTT 4 CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
fSATrlEEsssSSss MARIN.
ID. b. CLARK,
II. II. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS
KIDWELL a LAwRENCE,
J. b. MOORE,
Washington, d. q.
J. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown,
And BY all deslers IL Alersndra, Virginia
may 2s-eoa srr
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HOUSE and Furniture for Rent.--The
IL subscriber wishes TO rent his house, contain
ing 10 rooms, situated on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, near the War Depart
ment and Winder's Building, No. 1854.
Terms very moderate, and possession given imme-
diately r. w. BATES.
an is--eo1
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FOR RENT.

a NEAT and comfortable two-story
N Frame House, with back and side yard, stu
ated on 9th street, between II and l. To punctua
tenant the mt will be moderate.
Inquire Of II. THORN,
NAV 22-eO3t 9Th tsreet between ID and X.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALrrsoRE, May 2e.-Flour Is steady at $40 81
81 for Howard street. and slo rs for City Mills.
wheat-white, ~ 60; red, So so a 81 80. Corn
Is unchanged
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by GREEN Il SCuTT,
AuctiOuocrs.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY
~ Board and Plank at Auction. --On Mon
day the 2sth instant, shall sell In front of our
Warehouse, on Sixth street, between Pennsylvania
and Missouri avenues, ut O'Clock p H., 1000 fest
Of fine mahogany boards and plank, viz:
$500 feet " and u b ,ards.
500 feet II, ~, and 1<-inch plank.
The above stock Of lumber is Of q fine quality.
Terms: All sums under $25 cash over S25 credit
OF thirty and sixty days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 24-3t Auctioueers
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The Kansas Election.

81. LOUIS, May PA despatch from Kansas
says:
" The Leavenworth district pro-slavery ticket d
elected by sixtyone majority, and pro-slavery men
are elected in every district where vacancies 10 the
Legislative Council existed
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y. J. MIDDLETON,

Dealer ia Ice,
Office and Depot south side F. next corner to 18th st.
Ice kept constantly on hand at the Office which can
be had in large or small quantities.
EB- Office open from s, A. NJ, toe, P. NJ.
may 1--eod2m
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Sudden Death.

NASHVILLE, May 25.-The Rev. DR.. Lndsley, a
delegate.to the Presbyterian General Assembly,
from New Albany, died suddenly this afternoon, OF
apoplexy
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
nNE Frame Dwelling IIouse and Lot ON

" O street, between 9Th and Tth streets wet
containing six good rooms, nearly new. One two and
one threc-story frame Dwelling House on Massachu-
sets avenue between 4th and 5th streets Two two
story frame Houses on Washington street Also, a
Georgetown.
All the above property is nearly new and will be
sold on accommodating terms. Inquire Of Francis
wbeatley, lumber dealer No. 81 Water st, George
town. Intel a STAR may l9-eodlm
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NOR sALE.-ls, 900 bushels Mill Onai,
u such as Middlings, Shipstuf and Shorts.
Persons In want will find II 70 their advantage 10
give US call and learn our prices.
Corn and background Corn Meal daily, Wholesale
and retail. j. DOUGLAS a. CO.
Old Railroad Depot, Pennsylvania avenue
NAV lS--tf
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Acinty Of the City Hall Also, in all other parts Of
the city, on terms accommodating Inquire at Mrs.
Adamss Boarding House, opposite TO Browns Hotel.
To be seen from - A. NJ, OF TO r. NJ, also an
address through the Post Office win receive at
tention.
mar 5-stawsm DAVID MYERLF
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FINE WATCHES.

I
UyHE Subscriber would most respectfully
IL inform the citizens of w Washington that he has
now on hand good assortment Of Fine Watches, Of
every description.
Also, very large stock Of r.,h and fashionable
Gold Jewelry together with large lot Of pure Silver
Spoons, Forks and all other descriptions Of Silver
and Plated Ware
Also, Spectaces Of every quality.
ALI Of which he offers for sale at New York City
prices and much lower than goods of the quail
y can be purchased for at any other establishment
in this city.
H. o. HOOD,
Sign Of the large Spread Eagle,
No. AIS, Pennsylvania avenue.
N. B. Watches carefully repaired by . competent
and frstcass workman, and warranted TO give sat
isfaction.
Jewelry Of every description made to order or re-
paired. II. o. HOOD
may H.