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An OLD MANS SDcpE- I,,;

AN OLD MANS SRcREr.-An italian
Bishop struggled through great difficult
ties without repining, and met with
much opposition without even betrayine
the least impaticnce. An intimate friend
of his. who highly admired those virtues
whi,h he thought impossible to initiate.
one day asked the bishop il he could
communicate his secret of being always
easv7
Yes" replied the old man, al can
teach my secret with great facility it
consists of nothing more than making o
right use of my eyes"
bis friend begged him to explain him
self.
Most willingly. returned the Bishop;
:" In whatever state I am, first of ali
look up to heaven, and remember that
my principal business is to get there. 7
then look down on the gearth, and call To
mind how small space shall occupy
in 1t whcn come to be inferred. then
look abroad On the world, aud observe
what mlltitudes there are in all respects
more unhappy than myself. Thus [
learn where true happiness is placed,
where all our cares must end, and how
very little reason have to repine or
complain.
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ADVICE 10 PARENTS BE eye

ADVICE 10 PARENTS BE ever gentle
10 the children God has given to you !;
watch them constantly, reprore them
earnestly, but not in anger. In the
iorcible language of Scripture, " Be not
bitter against them" Yes, they are
good boys" | once heard kind father
say, " talk TO them pretty much, but
10 not ike to beat my children-the
world vi beat them" 1t vas a beau
tiful thoaGht, though not elegantly ex-
Prsssct. Yes, there is not one child in the
circle round the table, healthy and happy
as they lock :sow, on whose head, il long
spared, the storm will not beat. Advero
sily may withsr them, slckhess fade, O
cold word frown on them; but amid all,
let memory carry them back to a home
where law Of kindness reigaed, where
themother s rcprOying eye was moiStened
with tear, aud the father frowned '.moro
in sorrow than in anger"
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a CHILD's SrNPAIHY.-A chilI's eyes.
those clear wells Of undefiled thought
what on earth can be more beautiful,
Full of hope, love, and curiosity, they
meet your own. In prayer how earnest,
in lay how sparkling. in sympathy how
tender The man who never tried the
companioDship Of little child, has care
iossly passed By one OF the greatest plea
Sures Of life, as one passes a rare flower
without pIucking il or knowing its value.
A child cannot understand you, you
think; speak 10 it CT the holy things of
religion, Of your grief for the loss Of a
friend, of your love for some one you fear
will not love in return il will take, it is
true. no measure or S0undingS OF thought:
it will not judge how much you should
believe whether your grief is rational in
proportion 10 ycur loss, whether you are
'yorthy or TT 20 attrac: the love you seek:
but its whole soul will incline to yours.
and ingraft itself, as it were, on the feel
ing which is your feeling for the hour
Hon. Mrs. Norton.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN Il SAOOf,

SozA side Of Bridge street, etar Hiss,
6eoR6EToRE, D. C,
JAS received and is now offering very general
h assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
In his sock viii BE- found god assortment Ct
OF Bersyk
Light Spring silks
Best make black do
BeTeges, Grenadines, Tissues
Blk modes ant br snt c1l'd Chliliei
1eEege and Ch1iieY HGaGPs. HOGs.flines
Real French CkiHtzes AL Drilliants
OTgandIe and lGcOnst Lawns
Real imported Lawns fat coiOrs, az l21Ic.
Real French and Sc0jch E'nbsCidcries, cheap
Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons
EGnb'd and plain Linen CambZic Handkerchief
great bargain
JaeOnet, swiss, NlnSOOk, and Plaid Musins
Rich figured and dotted do
Baiou's Kid and AiexanceI's Silk Gloves, oil
cobors
Ladies, Misses, and Gents Hosiery, all kinds
PaTasc!s o. sveIy shade sad price
Rich EngiiSh fast co.Ors Prints at l2i2
With first raie assortment Of
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
hlso 6eeiings anj Shirtlngs OF the best makes in
Linens and COuoEs
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins TOwelhass, Fur
niiure ChiaLzcs, white Spreads
Domestic Goods generally
Having made large purchases from the Paila3ei-
phia and New Yerk Suciioas, 7 an prepared ~ or
ier great inducements % cash or pranpt customer.
ap lo-lm J. ~. SAOTT.
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nTFatber Grecch; cr tho ohvs,r,t,-.

UFather Grecchi, Of the observatory
at Rome, suggests calling in The aid OF
the electric telegraph in the observation
of the shooting stars. For instance, a
meteor being seen at one observatory, in.
formation CT the fact can instantaneousfy
be flashed TO the next beyond, and soon.
and then by subsequent comparison and
caic llation, to discover whether they ali
saw it at tie same instant, and in the
same part Cf the sky. These and some
other points beirg ascertained, it will
be possible TO clear up certain doubts
that now confuse the question Of shooting
stars.
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E. s. WRIGHT, iuef:oneer,
CTGSGr OWN
S-d

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT huc
tion.--By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
o! the District Of Columbia tire subscrb. will ofIt
al pub!ic auction, "a The highest bidder Al U cc <
p IN, On TUESDAY, the 9Th day cf Mav n.x' IA
front of the premises, the fIIo1ing real esa, ia
Gecrr tnwn, Cf which " iIaa Nelson late oe Fair.
tax county, ~ the Staie OF Vrsinia, died s,;zc,i,
viz:
l.t. Fart Of Lot No. 50. in the orisin.I nan Il
Grorge,own, stuaiei on the east sd. Of u,rr.r
Space sni NJ H south Ct and ad Joining tn the s,orc-
h1n e of AIT Sanuc! CrupIry, frOnii7g 49, feet q
Narket Space, and running caStwIrdy Of that v:Gi
81 ret, Oh winch there rs lF,e- -ssO:y brick build
2i. The whole Lot No I5, in the same plan Of
leo g't"Wr, IjiEc b~t"eer Bridge street aud Pros
peet street, ard irout;ng CO feet on each street.
IL i proposed TO sci! this Lot la fv: parcels, as
fGl!owr
lst. The eastern part thereof fronting 81 feet on
BnfSe street, aud running north Of th.I width l2J
feat On Ills part there stands illYeestory bril,,
mouse, with back bI Icing heretofore u~rh a. 7
tavern; II fronts p feet Bridge sr-e and has
r1-hant Ia II an a'y i"a ling from Bridge erect 10
the rear 0f the Lot l2 feet Aidp
21 he westc' n pat II sad Ln, fronting 90 fas
on Bridge st,c"t and running ba Gf ths width 20
fert n'rth, with an y frame bGiini,g thereon.
81 bhai T'sit 81 the sid LCi rs which fronts on
Prospect stree. viii b. offered IN three separate Iu;
each o U:iCh wul front - feet on SAID street au,,
run sDcth Of ihIt width 0aC hundred a.J ;Wcniy
feet. They are warrant.
The terms of sale imposed y The decree require
the purchaser T. pay on fourth Of purchase f1ue
III hand, and tie residue IL three equal intta!rleats
az six. twelve, -d cichioea mCTjhs from The Cay Of
SALE with Interest thereon; GHd :Cr such dfer7, 4
payments the Trustee is rrTuiicd To- aia the lot,
OK TIE plfcii;Liers, will! approved su-fIies usyR
al The times aforesaid, with interest fr IN tie DAY
sale.
The Trustee rGse:vfs 10 hBsaf ih- right 10 reell
aEy oI ihc lots AMI premises aluTc ai tie Tu-
OF which has 'sea To- the space OF ten ds - L.
plv with the terms OF sale.
Sale TO commence ri Lo- 49, on Market Space.
JOHN hAEbURT. Trustee.
Ed. :. WRiGH 4.
A,,r.
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NThe mayor cfIice is frequently tho
scene ofludicrouS applications, in conse-
quence Of his Honor reputation for her
culean powers in the reformation OF
abuses. Some instance OF Yesterday
may serve as an illustration. One man
complained that be " couldn't collect a
debt" Another, that his neighbor shook
carpets in his yard; another, that his
neishbor emptied ash,s in his yard. So
the mayor was expected to G':n the de-
inquent debtor, shake the offensive car.
pet-shaker, and provide some cumbusti-
bic to relieve The discounted neighbor
from the sight Of diouS ashes.
Most of The applicants, however, seem
satisfied with the willing ear OF the
mayor, who listens 70 each tale with the
resignation ofa martyr.-N Y. Sun.
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PREMIUM MINERAL WATER.

WE respectfully call the attention OF all persons
w uho Wish 10 be served with superior MINE
BAL WATERS, yet such a. that We were reward
ed Silver Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute to our extensive maGufsctory.
In sddIuOo 10 the above we also hoile Ale, PoY.
ter, Champagne Cider, Root Beer and Mead, all Of
which Will need but one trial N decide i'm being
equal not superior, 70 anything of The kind in the
United States.
fresh supply OF the above always on hand.
Orders by nail og gwen 10 our drivers will be
thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
ARMY & SHINN,
Union Bot;Iing Depot,
No. "a Green street, Georgetown. d. c.
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UDoesiicks thus describes the bash.
ful man: First call-bell rings, enter
basLful young man, evidently Lis first at
tempt at fashionable visit, came in
with his hat in his hand, put it behind
10 make his Row, dropped it, tried to pick
it up, stepped In it, put his foot through
il, fell Over it, and ia bis frantic struggle
to recover himself burst his coat, frsc-
tured his pantaloons, united his crayat,
demolished bis shirt collar, and was final
ly borne away to the hall, by his sympa-
th'2ing friends, minus his patent NOUS
tache, one half OF which was atrwards
found in Laura Matilda S scrap cook, and
the rest discovered in the coal scuttle.n
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DAN AWAY.-SIO kEWARD-JoHN.
IL my negro man, aged about so years ran away
IroB my farm in Alexandria county. Va, on Mon
Gay, 18th instant. He stoops in his walk had on
gray lrock Goa, aud gray pants. He has a wife a,
hr. A. GlalmaH's on 9th street, near the boundary
in Washington. think he ia lurking about there
lie also has sister at Mr.. Marbuy's, in George
town. JOHN VI. YOUNG,
Coach Maker,
Corner OF AZ street and Pa. avenue.
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Oln lIS0 Gen. Washington L.
been compelled to appeal to individu
Tor aid III order to avoid the establis.
ment cf a bank, for the supply OF the al
my with provisions. The sum of 6300-
GOO was needed, and Of ibis the members
CT the Society Of the friendly Sons Of St.
Patrick, Of Philadelphia, subscribed
$4,000, being more than one third
the amount raised.
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ITEM DOLLARS REwARp.-Los,, o

t'NN .1ClHh - = h AF1 w ~ rs s-i]oSt, III
4 the l3h instant, between WillaIds' Hotel and
the City Hail, a POriemonEsie, containing three
notes dawn by John II. and a. w. KirkwoOd in
favor OF Wm. 7. Dove, and by me endorsed, else
each one note drawn BY Zephsniah Jones, Si60,
in my favor aud By me endorsed; also note, diawr
by William T. Ho,Ik, In my favcr, for S54; several
other notes and papers not reeoIleeted. The above
reward viii he psId upon the return Of the papers
10 The undersigned, WIN. T. DOVE,
apr l4-tf
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, sucs;oneer,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
Auctinn.-On THURSDAY afternoon. May
81, at 4O,cock, al the Auction Rooms, shall sell
the fol owing desc. ibed Lots. VIZ:
Lots S6 and 27, in Square 5SS, Cd street WI st,
near street north
Lot II. in Square 2s9, on Maryland avenue, near
18th street
Lots l6, u. Ii ant lG. in square south of 562 Il.
corner of ID and N -tr.ets
Lot i5 in square 5si, on Virginia avenue, betw.
Isl AID 81 streets west
Lets l, =, s, ana 4, III square e67, on north ST
between q b and slh streets east
10, IL, in Square 5fs, on New Jersey avenue,
between * ard I. streets north
Lat &, in Square 63i, corner First ST. elst and y
street sou;h
Lot I, in Square 80
Lot p, in Square 3
Wes; half OF Let 4, in Squarc IL
LOIS and 4 ia Square .G36
Lots and Is, in SIlare l,008
Terms: One fourth cash the baIancs In ID and
10 months, Tor NOTES bearing interest," secured ~
deed OF uus; on the property.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
HP So-d AuCtioarey.
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Ey C. w. uOTELxR, Auctlonser.

I RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO small FRAME
Houses On the Island. On MONDAY, the
2S.h Of May, instant, hy virtue OF deed Of trus I
bearing date Tie IL OF November 1854 and record
ed in Lber 81 A 80 Nc. 81, foOs 3l9, 321, Sc,
one Of lie Land records Of Washington county, Dis
rict o Columbia, the subscriber will SELL At publ!e
auction, in fr.Ht of the premi-eE,
Part of Lot IL, in Square No. SIS, on which ave
erected tvo Small frame houses, fronting on South
stree.
Terms of sac: ORe-f fourth in hand ana the re-
mainder in 2, ana moths, WilhsEtcrGsl, secured
by deed Of trust.
All conveyanCing al cost of purchaser
Either or both OF the Houses can be had al private
sale by application 10 B. Z. Smith, Esa at the City
Hall. JAS q. MAUPlN, Trustee.
G.. W. BOTELER,
may leo Auctionccr.
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TRKAsURY DEPAETNEEF, March 5, 1855
RI T0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IN tire hOl.Irrs Of
IN dOck 0f hs UnIled Stats descIEed u the fol
loving notlce Cf 81 Jancsry last, bst for the pur
lInse Of completing the .UIchGse nf the amount
therein named, this depaIIaeBt will continue 10
purchase gp1n the terms OF said notice, 10 the -x-
teBt OF The residue Of the p.OpOSed not YET OBJ
laincJ-say ,l56 5S5 Us, IL eai s.uCks are offered
39d received here prior 10 tie Tst day If June next
TREAsuEy DErLATEx xar, Jlnnary 3, l3i5.
E1.lce i hereby given 20 The En'crs Of tie fol-
lowing described s.Dcks Il :hg United Gta,e5 lai
this cca1ncnt Is prepared to purchase, 1t any rime
beiWera shc da!e hereof and the lsi day Of March
aeI, portions Of those stGc IS, amounting in the ag
g1egste 10 81 ,CUC,Dj0, tI.s maEler aud on tie
tAa uaz hereinafter mentioned, 10 VIII:
In case Of Gny contingent comprtiti0n, within tie
RIaOGni stated, preference viii DC in the order
of tune IL wEich said stocks may be offered. The
ccftilcstss, du assigned To the United Siltfs by
the parties wh0 are in receive the anount iaerrcf
must b. IaI.sI j;iCd 10 this deparn cnt upon the
rrctIpI whereof, pUce viii be raid compounded
OI The following particulars:
i. The per value, or az ount sFecfsdln each ceT-
tifchie.
. A premium Oh The stuck OF the loan au,loriz d
by The set Of July, 1915, redssmab!e November IL,
1856 OF 2e Per cent; the stock Of the loan au-
thOIiEed by the act OF 1872 rCteenable 3ist Deccn
authorized by the acts oil S47 and ls45, ID redeem
able, the former on tn. 3ls, Uecember, 1857, and
the latter the S0ih June, 1868, Of l6 per cent
and on thu stock Of the loan authorized by the acI
OF icoUJ ana ftucShsdOtr oh ut olSt VI DcSeLiOcF,
1854, Commonly called the Texan indemnity,) G
pr cent.
,. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST f Jsnu1Ty, 1867 the date Gf receipt ana set
dement, al the Treasury, with the allowance (foT
the money 70 reach the owner OF Ons days interest
IN addition.
Payne NJ for ssid srPcis viii be made in dmfts OF
tue Treasurer OF the Uni cd States. the assistant
reasurer At Bostnn, New YOrk, Philadelphia, as the
parties NAY direct
But 10 certificate VIII be suti,led 10 the benefft Of
his nouce Which shall not he actu lily received at
the Treasury on on before tie s,id LIST day Of March
heH. JAMES GUTHRIE,
hNe-a'uhel Secretary of the Treasury.
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

4 SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; ard a
IA fine RosewOOd PARLOR ORGAN, beth now
"a exhibition al the Metropolitan Mechanics - Fair
an.y are from The RIs nRl1cLOry % HENRY ERDEN
ofGsS York.
sueet. north ~ +. HENRY ERBEN
no 26-eotf
GAhPBELL'S bfCTiOEARY e NiiIary sci
~ snce sSsyasfy, its HI.srry and Tzrftcs by Gap
tam " ian ontbe Training of Cavalry H01sss, Reg
uianGns for Ysomsi.ry Cavalry.
sP@ FRASCK TAYLOR,
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NOR SALE--A VERY FINE SADDLE AND
l. Baggy HORSE. The horse is young, ~
z ntle AID sound, and OF fine stock; would ~
make rI,hr very fine Carriage horse, or
very pl"R-anl riding morse
Also, 70. sale an excellent work horse. perfectly
sound. Apply 10 No. Al Dunbarton ST Georget'n
mar l-law1
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u at the marriage Of The great chief
Tungi, to Anna Jane, the daughter Of
the king of the Friendly Isles, the feast
ing lasted a whole week. One thousand
hogs were roasted whole. with a proper
t;enate supply Of turtle, sharks, ray, Ash,
and every other kind of fish that is
caught in those waters,
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT BOOKS

THE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
L thoroughly repaired, and put In fist rate cIS
order, will commence running on MONDAY. GslA
the 3a instant, for the transportation Of pass ng. q
and iight freight between Georgetown and the above
named point, on the most pleasing terms,
The Boat viii leave the wla E OF w. H. Ritter for
ihe Point OF Rocks on every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY mornings al z O'Clock, and the
foHt OF kncks for Georgetown on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, a; the same hour.
stopping at the different landings along the line for
The reception and landing OF passengers aud freight,
gong and re;nrnirg
Passage through either way 50. shorter distances
at iie same ra;es That Is 10 say from Georg ,tow
IN Grrat Falls 80 cents; Sanccl IS cents Edwards
Ferry 81 -; Nanocs cy Si.5O.
Meals served regularly on board the Boat n mod
crate rates. ..
JOHN CROMBAUGH,
Proprietor,
CHARLES MERRELL,
an 2J-ln Captain.
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By j. O. MCGUIRE. suc.ionssr.

T'RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE AND eliu
! bly, 81 uacd House and Lot On 6ii street west,
hriUeen = and I street, north BY virtue 2 deed
OF trust, 5@a:ing dae the l0Ih la Of Fthrrary,
le33, III recO ded in liber ]. A. 4. No 81 foI,Os
6i, sc the subscriber viii 81, at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 2S;h day Of MAY, lS5 a. > \ O-cik
= N On the premises. Lot no !, ia Square No.
49, floating 81 feet 8 y inches or Oh street wcs-
bclw, en- L and r streets HDrth by 93 feet inches
deop, with the buildings AM improvements consist
Ing OF four story brick dwelling house, win blc {
bu ing, huiit OF the best material aad in the best
manner, and very cOaDD ions, with all the modern
Improvements, and in all respects one OF the most
desirable houses IN Washington, and but recent y
bu:lt, and well knowR the properly OF r2tcr fCv
ner. Tkc property il situated in ~ the hrhili-
lest and most GcsiTabs parts OF the city, and offer
persons seeking c:1dcnce invcslmcIl al UppOr.
tGuiiy seldom occurring.
The Terms Of sale will be One half cash and the
balance III 8, II, !e an "a months, Tor notes baf-
ing interest from Gay Of sale, secured by deel in
trus: UdGn the properly. lfIhe tsmS OF lie a.e not
complied with ia six days at the str, the property
Will b. TesoId, upon weeks d. tee, at the ris
and expense OF Ilie purchaser. Ali cCnvCydncing al
The Expense OF ihe purchaser.
Cll IS. s. WhLLiCT, TrlsrCr.
JAS. {. McGElRE.
ap ps6-3;dWSGs AucuCEaCr.
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Auction Sales,


IT&ECUTOE'S SALE OF LARGE PUNCH
T. ING Machine, Elacksmilhs' Tools, Iron, Cart,
&c.-On TUESDAY afternoon, May Sin, at 1 o'cls
shall sell, at Ensby's Ship Yard
One large Punching Machine
Lot Of B aciismi h's Tcols Bolts
Sbackies Chain. Rel ows
BuTe!l Cart, Wheels, Gait
Lot OF Logs, Sc.
Terms Of sale: $50 and under cash over that sun
a credit Of sixty 8sd ninety davs. TO, annrovea en-
doysed nc les bearing interest
JAS. @, MCGUIRE,
may I'D Auc,icyoe,
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Mr.. W. HENRY PALMER,
HITHERTO KROWg as
ROE EKT ER

As Raeh pleasure in Inf5tm:n. his friends and
IL me Plole 10 general that ks has De; nHined
" 20 Auhs himself IN ibis city, and l. prepared ~
.o.svs pupils Tor instruction On the PIANO FORTE,
HAkAORY ACCOMMODATION. He is pern,,,ed
~ ,lreier reier u Mr. GeOrg' Rigs, Jr., and Nr A. Il
hteck Ieier, AID any COMMUNICATION addressed 20
Hln dt hIbus Il HtZ's mIsIc store, Pennsy ivanis
avenue, will have lmncdIsie attention
l1ff
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no Sill d. BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS 6 UPHOLSTERER ERS,

UrOULD respectfully inform their friends and
w tie PulIc generally tina. they 5S
are prepared to attend 20 all orders in
the.r lie of business. 7fE-.-ssi
Al kinds OF UPHOLSTERINa
neatly executed; such as-Cuiiing and s!5..S.:s
Making Carpets, .ttiLg down Mating s..1-z@e-I:5
and Oil Cloth, Maxim; ani fitting Up 55;..--s.
Bed and Window Curtains, Hair, Shuck .I.-s.---,:
and o;har Ma,tc .srs, Pew and other si-55zs25'
Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounges, Easy, and SICK
CaGiTs. We have ia store Window Shades ard
Trimmings, Cor!s and rassals SPLIT BiiRGs, Wide
Paper fnr Curtains. VENiTIiE BLINDS made in
any style, and old ditto repaired 90 look as weil
new. All kinds Of old Work repaired. and all o.
aers thankfully TcccisGj ard promptly attended 10
for cash, Or perfect Cnie :s:a'iding before hand
.i yOu want the worth e yOur money just give
call, q! No 2S1 Pa. avenue, south side, batw. 9Ih
aud lo;h streets mar 30-lf
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H EXETER STREET, M. =. CnIrRCU
srong desire 20 benefit the afflicted indaces nm
taos 70 cerrI. We chal ense any other medicine
70 present such mass Of testimony from eenilemen
sn1 ,. ,a1s on nigh standing Of our own weI-knnun
citLens. who testify of cures of COIJGH PRON
tHiTlS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &C.
B.LrIsoaS, January 24lh, 1856.
AesTa Mortimer & MoatrGy:
take pleasure In saving 20 you fhat 7 have n.ed
yoh "hampion's TiGciuTe" with very great rrofit
fsom serious throat affection, my cenernI health
Ead become very mach impaired, when I CON-
nenced 10 use Z" UamP:ons Tinciure.', I found
~ effects upon my general health most saluiaTy.-
My nervous system and digestive organs soon ght-
ed up under i,s use.
l have seyerA times recommended II 20 my
tnends, and In every case, far "a have been in
formed, they have use IL with success.
Yours Ixly,
JGHN LANaHAN, Pagnr
or Exeter 81 VI r t-hur-h R,,,;n,,s
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BY =. q. MEG UIaE, Aucs,ene.r.

by =. y. Il &C UE8E, hUctiene-r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
4 and Let On M3s-achu eits avenue --Ey virtue
OF deed M trust The subscriber will S,il publ
auction, on The premises, on MONDAY afternoon,
May Dist, al O'Clock, part Of Lei numbered nine,
90 N Square numbered four hGnt cd aid fill, Two
lrci,ue, tr;~een 9Th and 7,h .tr cts west running
Lick one hundred and twenty nine (l29) feet with
tie Improvements. consisting OF a., excellent frame
dG Gciiipe house. Terms cash.
NICHOLAS ChLLAN, Trustee.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
ap 20 9aw&ls Auctioneer
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

u w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
I the United States Hotel. has Just raceIvci a
large supply "f Spuns end Summer GUUtls anlf is
nOw prepad 10 Offer great bargains 70 al in want
Of good and fashionable cOthIng. His "Reidy-
mate Clothing " wlil be eo.d at tie following low
prices:
WhGl3 suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, Of thin
cloth or casSi mere, for Sl2.
Fine Black Frock and Dress Coats, from sl0 to
SIS.
Cool Business Cnats for 81,
Black and Fancy Pants, from 81 - e..
Marse:I'cs md SILK Vests, from So to IS.
He keeps always on hand large assortment Of
fancy articles, such as Shirts, Cloves Crava,s, I'm
breIlas, &c.
''Solr Agent 10. the sale OF scou's Fashions
mar I9-tj.