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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-02
NUMBER Io72 j !.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARBIvAL OF THE AFRICA.

a.
HALnAx, April 25.-The steamship Africa arriv-
ed here last night from Liverpool with advices one
week later than those by the Nashville. -, -
,, The Vienna Conference met on the 9Th inst, but
the result Of the consultation had not transprcd 1t
was not known when another meeting Of the Con- ,
ference would be held -
Great Britain has advertised for new loan, tho .
terms of which were to be announced subsequent to
the sailing of the Africa. ..,'.S. -
Theskirmishing before Sebastopol continued, with
out serious loss to the allies or Russians.
The position Of Omar Pacha at Eupatora is un-s
changed except that he is enlargng the line of de-
fence and preparing to receive re-enforcements
The questions between Prussia and the Western
Powers had become more complicated.
The steamship North Carolina bad been sunk by
a collision with vessel off Hollyhead. No lives
were lost
LrvERpooL.-Cotton was active during the first of
the week, but closed dull without however, any re-
limited, except on Indian Corn, which continued in
good request for consumption in Ireland. An de-
scriptions of breadstus were easier though not low
er. Provisions fair, at previous quotations.
LoNDoN.-Money market rather easier Consols
declined to ninety-one and half "a
Excitement in Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-The people of Kansas have
issued proclamation declaring Gov. Reeder incom-
petent to discharge the duties of his position, and
out the consent of the Government an arbitrary ex-
ercise of power. Polls were ordered to be opened
at Fort Leavenworth to elect successor to Reeder
The House of Delegates met on the 2Sth of March,
to select person suitable to Governor of the
Territory, and have sent his to the President
for appointment
Northern Narkets-April 25
NEW YoRK.-Cotton unchanged. Flour, good
Ohio $40 81 10 75. Southern declined IL cents
hoof frrne Ervx,
dency. Pork unsettled. Beef upward and firm
Lard unchanged. Whiskey SO 36i cents.
Mr.. Hiss and the Nunnery Conanaittee
BosToN, April 2l.-In the House to-day the SUBJ
ject of the visit of the Nunnery Committee to Low
ell came up on the question of having the evidence
read to the House. .- -.- - tf--. .--.5
Mr.. Hiss madea speech, in which he declared his
innocence stating that he carried woman to Low
| ell at theexpense of the State. s
The House voted to hear the evidence with closed
DOORS and the reporters invited retire, and
the House is now in secret session. -
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Monuments, Tombs and Head stones.

MONUMENTS, TOmbs and Head Stones.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE THIS METHOD
of reminding the public that he is still engaged in the
manufacture of Grave Ornaments in all variety and the
best style Of finish and workmanship. He keeps
hand large stock of Marble both of American Ial
an suitable for Monuments 0besks Tombs Head Stones,
&c and having in his employ frstate Northern Carver
and Leerer he is prepared to put all kinds of Designs and
Inscriptions to suit the tastes and wishes of all.
He would respectfully invite visit 10 his Marble Yard
at the southeast of the Raleigh Grave Yard where
always be specimens Of his workmanship and
variety of styles of Grave Ornaments.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received he
respectfully socits continuation of the same pedging
himself to use his best endeavors to please all.
Orders from distance will be faithfully i'd promptly Mt
tended to- Address,
WIN sTRONAcH, Raleigh
October IA, 1854 --~ -s'-. i.r- q7-wy.
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There is an awful dearth of Newsl We have
hardly an item for an editorial. To sum up all agog
and put it in nut SHE'LL Billy Holden is manoeuevrng
to get the democratic nomination for Congress in the
Raleigh District. Milton Chronicle.
In the absence of News, it seems. the Chronicle
has fallen into its old habit of fbbing. Holden
never maneuvered, and never expects to manneuver
for seat in Congress, or for any other Office. He
is satisfied where he is and as he is. 1t wrenches
Evans as badly to tell the truth as it did the man
do, and so we drop the subject. 800
Cooley FOR MAY.--Godey's Ladys Book for
May has been received. The reputation of this
interesting periodical is fully sustained. ~
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The Jury, having presented this secret organiza-
ton, inquired in conclusion, of the Judge, what
was their duty in the matter, upon which inquiry
thus made, Judge Saunders delivered the follow
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SECOND DESPATCH.

5'-- SECOND DESPATCH. ss+-sstsi' -
CHICAGO April 81 p. M-The riot was continued
this afternoon, and the military under arms
The Germans declare their intention of releasing the
prisoners arrested this morning, and further trouble
is anticipated. s,ss .sss Hsa 4 -sz -
LarER.-Every thing is now quiek A company
of artillery guard the courthouse, and no further
disturbances is apprehended tonight Arrests con-
tinuc to be made. =, - ifsss - - I'D 4 :. :.
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Northern Harlets-April 25
NEW YoRK.-Cotton unchanged. Flour, good
Ohio $40 81 10 75. Southern declined IL cents
Wheat unchanged. Corn firm and upward in ten
dency. Pork unsettled. Beef upward and firm
Lard unchanged. Whiskey SO 364 cents.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-14

THE CAREER OF A BLACK SCoUNpREL,
The Grand Haven (Mlchigan) Times, OF
the 3Oth of May, gives an account of a
most notorious scoundrel living in that
vicinity, by the name of Jonathan Tur.
pin de is negro. who has sedrced no
less than three mems wives. His first
white victim was the wife uf W. Clifford,
by whom he had boy who lived to the
age of ten months. His next white VIC
tim was Madam Victor, a good. looking
woman, with disSipated hu band, who
finally died at Turpin's house His
next victim was the wife of William
Haskins, deceased, with whom he had
been living an adulterous life for some
time past. This illicitintercourse so en-
boldened the black rascal, that he final
ly resolved to take the life of Haskins,
that ne might have uninterrupted inter-
course with his wife. The Times then
goes On to stale that Haskins went to the
home of the negro rascal, when a fight en-
sued, in the course of which the latter
stabbed him to the heart" The negro
has been arrested, and is now in Jail.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED BRIr1su Murr.R

ANOTHER ALLEGED BRITISH MILITARY
'GENT IN CUsTODY.-The United tates
Marshal's deputies arrested six more
" farmers" on Saturday morning who
arrived in an early train from New York,
where they were recruited by British
agents for the Crimean army. The sane
officers took into custody LOUIS CeIsQi
alias Galiski, Pole, on O charge of be-
ing an agent Of the British Government,
for the enlistment and forwarding of re-
cruits to the British Provinces. The re-
cruits have been locked up as witnesses.
and Captain Celago was held for exsmi.
nation on Tuesday on charge of having
accCpted " commission 10 serve a for.
eign prince" &c and the violation of
our neutrality laws. The maximum
penalty for this crime Is a fine of 50 900
and Imprisonment for thu ee years. John
Schwoerer, boarding house keeper on
Pleasant street, has also been arrested
and held for examination on a complaint
for participation in the enlistment of
soldiers for foreign service. Boston Cou-
rier of Monday.
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O. The canal outrages in Indiana
have created an intense and wide snread
excitement in that state, as the canal
against which the conspirators have BEEN
TagIng war is most important work to
many f1ourishing towns, and to a popu-
iouS agricultural district. The imnnnitv
With which the ou'rages are comnltted
seems amazing. Since the Governor is-
sued his proclamation, off ring rewards
for the apprehension of the conspirators
they have stuck up a notice offering a
reward for his head When they burnt
the aqueducts over Birch Creek. a partv
'f them stood guard during the progress
OF the fire, to see that it was not stoppfd.
Besides warning away and soaring away
the lahore employed in repairing the
reservoir, they burned all the buildings
occupied by them, with their tools.
*heelbarrows, &c, and eleven other
buildings in addition; thus removing
every house likely to be used for the pnr.
pose OF sheltering the men. They have
also destroyed the two locks at the iunc-
ton, and posted written notices on the
doors of persons in the vicinity who dis
approved of their acts, warning them,
that if they gave any information of the
perpetrators, or had anything to say on
the subject they would at once be taken
out and lynched. They he'd made an
example of a miller who expressed disap-
proval, by ScOurging him severely, and
told him that if he interfered any further
his mill would be burnt to the ground.
Meantime navigation on the canal is in
terrupted, and number of coal boats
left high and dry. A public meeting has
been held at Evansville, at which much
indignation was expressed against the
cOnSpirators
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An INDIAN DANCE IN ST. pr M,,.-

An INDIAN DANCE IN Sr PAUL Mry.
NssoTA.-Our city had the honor yester.
day of q visit from several hundred Win.
nebagoes, with their squsws: and during
the day they paraded the streets in al
the gsudy tinery which is o sure token
that they have recently been in the re-
ceipt OF government annuities. Most of
the chiefs and braves, with Little Hill az
their head, were in the party, and during
the afternoon grand dance took pls q
IN front Of the capitol. Quite q number
of ladies grsced the official realms of the
Governor and Secretary with their pres.
ence, inorder to obtain q view of the pro-
ceedings: the capitol steps werecrowded.
and the lawn in front was thickly covered
with Indians, some of whom were in their
gayest dress, and others, not a few of
them: as nearly naked as they could be.
The dancers, about a few in number oc-
cupled the centre space of the lawn.
around them ring of braves were seat.
ed, and behind them q circle of souaws
papooSes, &c Two Indian and one
American flags. were stuck in line. At
proper distances, in front of the capitol
and before them sat the band which
thumped drums and blew whistles with
unceasing energy. The dance was pro-
tracted Tor nearly or quite two hours.
and formed a wild and exciting sceue
which can hardly be described. Ii must
have been q pleasant one to those who
engaged in it, for at the termination of
each dance they returned to their place,
laughing with right good will Little
ill had talk with the Governor, and
after receiving an order for bullocks he
intlmated that it was his intention to de-
part for his new home immediately.
Such sights as this used to be familiar
10 the old citizens of st. Paul. They
are growing less and less frequent, and
this, the latest AID gost brilliant of them
all, may lot lnsptly be regarded as the
asst flicker of the candle. The Indian
has passed away, and to us is no more
st. Paul Pioneer, May "a.
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JOHN R RLvANS WILLIAM rgoxp Sow
ELvANs d. TIL MPsON.
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE. COACH TRJNINCS &o

JOHN R. RLvANS. WILLIAM rHoxP son
ELvANs Il TIL MPsON,
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS. &C.,
No 326 Psnnsy Ivsnt- av.aue,
tetDeen Ninth and Tenth streets, Warrington, d. c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDw ARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Abata and Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
CarverS and Forks, Steels, Knives with and with.
out Forks
Brass, Rrtannia Block Tin and Plate Candies,ick.;
shoVel aud Tongs Waffle Irons, sd Irons
masiia and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces Gridlro g.
Ovens, sc.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rurai cottage, Close, Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Gu, and
Wrought Nars, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door spripps
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C.
CABI>ET MAKERS GOODS.
har Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, GimPs, Sofa and
Chair Springs
Yenitian Blind Hooks, Rack Puileys, Roller Ends.
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshayes, CHS
els and GOuges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines Ham
mers, Ilatchets, DeveIs
Bevils, Squares, Guages, Axes sc.
BLACKSMITH n AND COACH MAKERS GOODS
Black and Bright Springs, Axes, FeIloes, Spokes,
Hubs, Bows, Shafts, Poles
sieish Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Linings, Lining
Silks. Damask, Scanning Cords
Iufts, Ia.sels, Buttons, Tacks, Frnges Laces, and
Plain and Enamelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather.
&c. ELVANS & THOMPSON,
ie l-6m 10R pa oranna
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A GARD.
+" Econoysy ~ the rsG6 TO tcs1Lth !"

q EconOysy - the rsGd to trsayth. !" q
Great Reduction in the price Of Hats & Caps
fgIH undersigned, havInq made ARRANGEMENTS
Il with New York Hat Company to be con
SANITY supplied with the very best MOleskin O,
them at the Unprecedented low price of g, so,
worth from fur to ave dlars; secOni quality, 80
worth from $3.50 TO 81; and very good fashion
able Hat II 81, so worth from % to - so
Also, Be"bs Co.'S Hats, AT a mHsl less advance
than they have been here t0f re sold in this CITY.
First rate beaver Hats S3,5I.
All kinds Of sslt HATS and CAPS ysry lo,y
In order to sell at the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase will not Be charged from fifteen TO twenty.
five per cent. as sn Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(fOr many years in the employ Of Todd
& Coz No. 3 Colombia place, 7lh st.
an l3-tf 2d door nurrh of Penn. ayen1e
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Auction 6alaA
By GREEN d SCOTT Auctioneer,


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AT
l. Auction On FRIDAY, the 2Sth June 1855 l
shall sell in front of the premises at 6 O'CLOCK D.
IN by virtue OF deed Of trust from Henry W. Han,
on To the subscriber, bearing date the sixth day Of
FEBRUARY. 1855, and filed for record lah February,
le55, all that piece or parcel of ground in the city
of Washington, in the District of Columbia, known
rs Lot No H. in Square No. 499, together with the
improvements, which are a good two story Brick
House, sc.
The above described property fronts on 9th street
west AZ reel, between I and X streets south, run
ming back to 20 feet alley cOniaising 1900 square
feet
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in 6, l2 and
o months, the purchaser to give nUtes for the de-
terTed payments, bearing interest from day of sale
deed gwen and deed of trust taken
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee
GREEN & SCOTT,
AuctOHeers.
And at o'clock, same evening. we
shall sell good Paint Shop, situated On 9Th street.
opposite Island Hall.
Terms cash. GREEN g. SCOTT
le '-eoSos AuctOneeis,
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By i C MCGUIRE, Auc,ion.er


BY i G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer
4 'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
1 ing l. near Railroad DapOt BY virtue of
iced OF trust bearing date the 4th day of April
1884. and recorded in L5er J. A S., No SO, folios
ISL &c, the subscriber will sell, public sale on
FRIDAY, the 5th day Of June, 1855, st 5X O'Clock
IN, on the premises, all that piece or parcel Of
ground lying and being situate i'm the CITY of Wash
IngtOn, and ing part of square No $50, beginning
Il point on New Jersey avenue 270 feet from the
northwest corner of said square and running thence
-astwardy at right angles to New Jersey avenue
l24 feet inches, thence due south % feet more
ur less TO parallel line % feet from the first de
crbed line of this piece of ground and running par
allei with said line westwardiy to New Jersey ave
nue. llS feet 1S inches thence northwaTdly on New
Jersey avenur % feet TO the pOint of beginning.
The above property is eligibIy situated near the
Railroad Depot and adjoining FOys Hotel, rapidly
enhancing in value and offers a most favorable op-
p0rtunhy for investment
Terms OF sale: Half cash, and balance i'm g. l2
and l6 months, tor notes bearing int rest from the
day of sale, secured by a deed in trust upon the
property.
Ii the terms Of sale are not complied with in six
days after he sale, the property will be resold al the
risk and expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS g. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS MCGUIRE,
may l0-eOGfS Aucii0nPPr
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ID EN- TISTRY.

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public attention
~ 10 his new patent, and GREATLY aes-SA
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial Sz{3sK
Teeth, with Continuous Gum the very u1I1IO
PERFECTION or THE ART. Thisstyle of Teeth
has the following advantages over all Others viz
GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT and BEAUTY, vieing with Nature in these
respects, and in some Others excelIng. Public in
spection Is respectfully solicited. Please call and
see specimens.
CAUTIOH.-NO other Dentist in the District of
Columbia mas right 10 make this style Of Teeth
N. B-Teeth constitutionally healthy, plugged
and war 'ented for life.
Office and house at No. 99s street, near the
corRer OF Pennsylvania avenue and l4h street.
04-f
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

NE have now IN store the largest assortment of
w Plan ) ever Offere in this city from Hal
ei, Davis * Co, Bacon & Raven, and Knabs
Cache & Go = celebrated manufactures. These
Pianos we guarantee, and sel upon very easy terms
Also, new Fl no used only few months, which
We offer at the low price of 600 cash 4 second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for SIS.
very tine second hand Chickering Piano 70,
ale or rent at a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, ViOlins, Guitars
Flutes, AccOrdeons, Music. SC &c
JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue,
may 10 bet 9th and IOth stre,ts
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
~ MS.
The Waichman, will be found a fttinp cos,nan,on
to the popular and simple stony OF the Lamp
lighter P
HarpeTs' Magazine for June-commsaces a new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. Eouthworth
The Two Guardians, by the author Of Hearts sease
Blanch LorwOod, a tale of modern life
Virginia, Harper's Story Book for June
BOOK OF Thoughts, Memories, and Fanoies, by
Mrs jameson
Peeps from Befry, or the Paris Sketch Book
Leaves from Fam Iy Journal, BY the author of AT.
tic Philosopher IN Paris
Joy and Care, friendly book for young mothers, by
Mrs. Suthill.
All the new books published received immediate
y afterwards, and every thing IN :hr stationery line
tor sale al SHILLINGTON'S,
bookstore, Odeon Building,
Je Corner Az ST , aad Pa. av.
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TREBLE PATENT IMPROVED EYELEr MA

First patent-conbined on one stock
Second patent-self feeding with eycIet
Third patent-patent improved fastener, rivecns
both sides
All parties IN want OF good Ryelat Machine, are
rrongiy recommended To use none but LIPMAN'S
PATIENT lhPROVED, wdch is decidedly the best
ever brought before the public posse ing numerou.
advantages, viz:
Itis strong, durable and no; liable 10 get out Of or
der " punche7 the hole vel, and to fit the Eyelet,
ana IN one operation ciinches the Eyect on both
ades. Ii saves time, as the papers &C., need not
be reversed or turned over to clinch the Eylet
cond time, Gs is the with all other Machines.
lt IL useful 10 the Merchant ia fling away pa apers,
- wei rs to the attorney or COnveyancer, the Shoe
maker, Tailor. Mlllnsr, and numerous others, and
10 a very labor saving Machine
Sod by all the principal S;afioasrs and Fancy
Goods Dealers throu zhout the United States.
Agents for Wa-hington,
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
may 2l-u Bookstore. near 9th 81.
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FINE WATCHES.

HAVING made q considerable addition to my
I'LL stock Of
and LADIES' WATCHES SNSlA ~
OF first quality, heavy ls carat
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
/ offer them at greatly reduced prices, The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Watch is scoyTcnted.
Persons In want Of fine timekeeper are invited
20 eIamine my assortment.
II. SEMKEN,
No: $50 Pa, avenue, betw. 9th and R,h sts.
mar 30
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sy sAs c. MCGUIRE, Auotion-.r.

BY JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auction
RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
i and Lot on the corner of f STREET Ouih and 80
street west By virtue Of deed in trust from Jno
= FOLSOM and wife. the subscriber will sell, at pub
nc sale, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day OF June,
loo0, t 33 O'Clock p m, on the piemises, ps-is of
,.ots Nos "a and 25, in Square No $50 fronting d
eet GU street south, by Go feet inches on Sd ST
west, With the bull ings and improvements which
consist OF well built two-story frlme house, with
brick bakery attached.
The owe property is eligibly situated on the
Island, and offers favorable opportunity to persons
ieSlring residence On TO make an investment
The terms of sale " i'll be Ons-thrd cash, and the
valance in 8, l6 and ls MONTHS for notes bearing n
crest from the day of sale, secured By a deed of
t-ust on the prop ry.
III tne terms of sale are not complied with in six
lays after the sale, the property will be resod ~ the
risk and exp nsc of The purchaser
All convey1ncing at expense of purch User.
CnAS. 8. WALLACH. Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
e O-eOddS AuciOneer.
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PURE SILvERWARE-A MAGNIFI

CENI ASSORTMENT.
NJ W. GAIT BRO cal attention 20 their
vi. unusually large assortment of siyerware,
consisting Of
Solid silver Tea Sets, complete
Silver Pitchers, solid SIlv. CastoTs
Silver Cups and SauceTs, GObIsts
snVer Fish CarvCrs and Forks, CTumb ScFapsrs
CAKE Knv 5, Fruit ShoYels, Sugar S1ters
Jelly sp OnS, Cheese Scoups
PICKLE Knives and Forks
Ohve Spoons, Salad Tongs, Vegetable Forks
FTuit Knives, Ice TOngs, Dessert Knives
soup, Cream and Gravy Ladies
lee Cream Knives, SAT- Cellars
Napkin Rings, Butt,T Knives, Tea StraincTs
Tea, Table, and Desert Spoons and Forks Of every
variety
Breakfast asd dinner COFFEE Spoons, sc.
hlsO, very large ASSORTMENT Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for wedding, birth day. and other
Presents
The above il all Of our own manufacture and Is
warranted ID be pure.
NJ, w. GAIT BRO,
es4 Pa ave-, betw. 9ih and 10Th sts.
mar 3i-tf
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MILITARY HALF.

HE undfrsigncd would respe fully inform his
Il fnends that he has sken The establishment for.
neTiy known as the " Arlington House, }" which he
= I.tencs opening on Saturday mex, May 18Th, as a
RESTAURANT Of h- first Orde-. and feels assured that
ne wlihave LIQUORS and CIGARS OI the choicest
Nends, OYS E|S, GAME and Fish, In season,
sna every other article in his line TO suit all who
'"Uaa ,u aSor hun with a cal. r. A. COOK.
may t5-eeIm'
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ICE-ICE-TCEI
PLEASURE TRIPS

70 THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
The Steamers GEO. WASH
ING TON or TH0S. COLLYER
can De chartered for public or select parties 10 visit
tbe White House Pavilion, Mount YeTnOn, For
W Washington, cor other tlaces ON the river.
The White House Pavilion is now open for visi
eofs IL Is beautiful place for pleasure trips; il
mas a nne Ball and Dining ROOM also, a new Ten
Pin Alley
- % For PARTICULARS apply 20 Tie President Of the
Company, or the Captains OF the Boats.
Mr. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshments
On ihe boats, and Is prepared 10 furnish parties on
ne bert terms. CD 5-2m