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NOW is THE TINE TO BUY
CHEAP FURNITURE
AT THE ELKTON
Furniture Ware-RO0mS,


DY r. MARSIBANK, who would respectfully
ID return his thanks to his friends and to tha
public for tho liberal patronage heretofore boz
slowed on him. and would call their attention M
the fact that he h Is removed to his New shop ana
Ware Rooms in the Hollow" neaIiyopposite tb5S
Farmers nm Mech .nics HOTEL waore ne has
now on hand the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of Furniture .vcr offered in Elkton, all Of which is
made By tho very best workmen. OF the very best
materials. He L Is on hand and still manufac-
lures all kinds of
Walnt and Mahogany Furniture;
Spring Scat Sofas Large Arm Chairs;
Rocking Chairs of all kinds;
Bureaus of all kinds; Reception Chairs;
Enclosed Wushstands, marble and plain tops;
Sucboards; Secretaries and Book Cases;
Cherry & Walnut breakfast dining tables;
Walnut and Mahogl ana Wardrobe
do do Beds.cads, of Jenny
Lind Cottage and French patterns;
High post and plain Maple Bcdstcads
Looking Gassrs-al kinds and sizes. with
Mahogany, Walnut Gilt frames;
large assortment Of canc-soat round back
otk-e, pivot and windsor chairs. -
Allfurniture sold cheap it can bb6 7nou ght in
either city or town.
U.ND ERT.4KIN'G.
Collins made of all kinds mahogany walnut,
covered with CLOTH lined with silk. satin or flannel
and all Funerals attended at all tunes at the hort
est notice. and OIL the most reasonable terms
Feb Sly ROBERT MAE&HBANE
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" What's whiskcy bringing z" inquir-
cd Il dealers in the article the other day
Bringing men to the poor house, the reni-
Tertiary, aud the gallows," was the ready
reply.
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LUMBER At NORTH EAST.

THE subscriber having purchased tn. lots
l. opposite the Methodist Church in NORTH
East intends keeping au assortment Of LUM
Der; such as, Pine and Hemlock Boards
Joist, Siding. Cypress Shingles
Picketts, Lath, &c. All of which he will sell
at Port Deposit prices. for cash..
GEORGE SIMCOE.
North East, June 80, '55.-Gm.
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WIN. NC CLELLAND. NICHOLAS HISS.
A NEW LUMBER YARD,

TIVE undersigned have bought out Messrs.
L Poole & Scwall's lumber yard and remov
ed it to their own yard near the Catholic
Church at the Plank Road, and are now lay
ing in General Assortment of
New Lumber, at Low Prices,
which they respectfully invite their friends
and the friends of Messrs Poole l. Sewall as
well as the public. generally, to call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
May 70 If McCLELLAND l. HISS.
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Cabinet MIara-EcnmG

~ ELKIO.N,, .W.INYL,HNN.
1iANTWELL co respectfully announce
y their friends aud he public that they | NJ
taken the shop formerly occupied by MIR. Lew +,
3oulden. in E!kton. whore they intend cuuducti,.
the Cabinet business IN NIL is ynrious brrncl...
They invite heir friends ar3 the public general,
to call and tANu,iD. their work hes n,.piiG f.a;
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.zess.zy-ss p-s ina on hand &or.S. .a'rEA, :
No. Z fl t,ou >GEs, AfpsryAr> T.rLLs
@sai! GHAI4s. STASna. uud : rw ! ~
ture Of 'rery description mad. ..
the very choicest materials, and in th4 MOI World
manlikc manner. all OF which viii be sold y,rr IA.
for cash All orders fer cabinet ware ot ~ ;.iifi
thankfully received and promptly atteuued 10. *
Don't mistake the shop, directly OPP 9sc tos
Groomc's Office, where We may be found q. all tmaSA
day night. 81
yrlose in want of new and cheap H. -nitut5ss
would 10 we'll to call ut he above place wbess5
they be supplied with furniture If all dcscri5s
cons. at prices as low they be bought in tls
OF any other place.
UNDERTAKING. s.
Collins made in the most fashionable style lines ,
and covered in the neatcst manner with siv9,a
handles and mountings Of all descriptions on III ]!
mosi reasonable terms TX,
II Country produce of all kinds taken in sI
change for furniture, at the current market rates M
Nov lily NJ. CANTWELL Co EY
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fuil,ber.
LUMBER! LUNIBER!!

4 T gre atty reduced prices at the old stand
II on North Street, opposite the j all, where
at all times may be found a general assort-
ment of SEASONED LUMBER, such as: -
Pine and Hcmock Boards, Scantiing, Joist.
1. and 2 inch Plank, Pine and Cypress Shin.
giles. Plastcring Lath, Pailings, Dressed
Flooring, &c. OyPersons in want will find
it to their interest to call on us.
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN G. ALDRlDGE.
GRAIN WANTED.
I will pay the highest cash prices for Corn
Wheat and Oars. delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassatras or
Bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. b. FOARD.
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1J"Iffolly were a pain there would be
gioaning in every house.
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THE PRICE oE Success. -ElfUrt is the price
Of success in every department of human ac-
ton. From the attainment of fundamental
knowledge to the salvation Of the soul, every
step in our progress is made by undauntcd
toll. The boy who droncs over his books, a
slave to listlcss laZiness, thereby secures a
place for himself at the foot of society. The
Christian who, like Bunyan's Tmorous and
MiStrust, fees at the voice Of lions, is nndonc.
The man who shrinks from difficulty in his
business or profession, who refuses to climb
must make up his mind to slide back and to
lie III the shadows below, while others use
him as stepping stone for their own rising,
For this, such is the construction of society,
there is no help. The poet wrote truly, who
said:
Thou must either soar stoop,
Fall in triumph. stand or dro0p;
Thou must either serve govern;
Must be slave, or must be sovereign;
Must. in fine. be block wedge,
Must be anvil or be slcdgc.'
To shake offan indocnt spirit, or stir ones
self to cxertion, to reach constantly upward
to struggle for firm foothold OH the most
slippery places, TO wrcstlc manfully even
when prncpalitics and powers are our foes
to refuse submission to any evils. however
fil or sink to littlcness, to usclessness-pcr-
haps to ruin. Therefore, with brave heart
and an unconqucrahle spirit, every man
striving with pure views, and religious trust,
which will enable him to stand unabashed in
the last day. lie who thus strives need fear
no failure. His triumph, though delayed for
n chon 1ast
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DENTAL NOTICE.

4" II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. i. located in this Town, tenders his pro-
fcssional services to the citizens of Elkton
and vicinity. Office nearly opposite the
Court House.
Elkton, May GIN
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VIM. PINKNEV EWING,

ATTORNEY 1T LAW.
TTAVING returned from the West. and
i L permanently located in Elkton, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
~Officc-with Hon. Alexander Evans.
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The Cincinnati Election Riots.

The Cincinnati Gazette, the leading Know
Nothing paper in that city, 10 the course of
remarks upon the subject Of the recent riot.
says.
mo man, who upholds law, order, and re-
publican Institutions, can for one moment up
hold the persons who have committed the cut
rage upon the ballot boxes In the Eleventh
and Twelfth wards Of this city. We care not
what the proyocation may have been-to de-
stroy the ballots taken at an election is gross
violation of law and justice. and as sscn
should be punished to the full extent Of the
statute. We know that the American party
view these acts Of violence, as We do, with I'M
mitigated adherence They have been com
United by irresponsible individuals, who,
claiming kindred to the party, assume to act
In its name. The American party feel deeply
the defeat they have met with, but they wish
no retribution BY violence and wrong. They
have been stricken down, but they would not
rise by illegal or dishonorable means. They
b!de their time, and the sine will come when
the principles they uphold will b vindicated
and made 10 triumph in this city by force Of
numbers and by strength Of intelligence. The
supremacy Of law and obedience to 1t IL an
American principle. Neither mob violence
nor its abettors will ever and supporters or
apologists in the men who form the great
American party"
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The Elections.

The result Of the recent elections may be
summed up as follows: the Know Nothing.
49, ~-IIIed nhvS,v Island and Connscticur
by handsome msjorities. In the municipa,
elections of Ohio. they have CO. led Clevs.
land by some 500 majority, and lost cinoia
natl (Which they carried last fail by about
5000 majority.) by about 800 counting the
votes pollsd in the Eleventh aad Twelfth or
Thirteenth Wards, where the ballot boxes
were destroyed. In the other cities OF TIL
State they seem to have gained about as II UGH
In one as they lose in an other. In Virginia
they have gained in Richmond some $50 votes
over the majority for Scot, when Pierce oar.
ried the State By II 900 votes, moro or les,
In Lynchbu'g their majority is Q, which is 279
less than when Pierce carried tie State, as
above explained.
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U ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
In by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
sPISIr OF TIKI koRIISe PRESS

sfTSIT OF TIKI k3RIING PRESS
The Union is altossther upon the different
points of the Cuban question, to-day. The
editor regards Mr.. S9ule's account Of the plot
Of Louis Napoleon, to send secret agent here
20 ascertain how far the United States are vul-
nerable politically AMI in . military point Of
view, &c., 60, as true beyond question, as
" Mr.. Soule makes this communication to his
Government upon his official and personal re-
sponsibility; and this is an ample guarantee
that the information IL in all respects reli-
able"
The IntsiiigeResy publishes Translation of
La Cronico's version Of the reeen. proceed
ings In the Spanish Cortes relative to the fu-
ture of Cuba, and takes occasion to explain
that the originally polished translation of q
portion of what the Minister of State said on
that occasion is incorrsct-that TRANSLATION
having represented aim as declaring that s.the
island Of Cubs cannot continue to be an iatsg-
raj part of the Spanish territory" &c. When,
on the contrary, he said that the island " car
never cease to be an integral part of the Span
ish territory but by one Of two modes" &c.
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PE RSONzI..

...' General Fruto Chamorro, President Of
the Republic of Nicaragua died on the morn
ing OF she IL b of March at the hacienda of
SeismdPl, whittier be had gone In the forlorn
nofe u Tesusticating a system worn ont by
long scaenued illness, added 70 the greatest
e1ertiohs exercised in behalf of TIE Govern.
ment which had made him its chief, and
sst sII ng evolutionary party, most Of
whom It is alleged, had come ffom a hitherto
friendly State to effect his overthrow.
80. J. W. Fabens, United States CONNER.
eial Agentfor San Juan, arrived at New York
II Is Understood that be viii return 20 his pos,
on iAe l2'h f'''
'''' subscription has been opened by the
many friends of the late Barnabas Bates N
erect a handsome monument to his memory in
tnoebt AaourD, near Boston, where he is
buried his gentleman, i; will be recollected,
rr.. .Ol ven years intimately associated in the
sres- movement for cheap postage.
-. Aaron Rogers, of Newbury, Mass, .
soldier of the revolution, and supposed to be
the only survivor Of the guard who was on
duty a, the time that Andre was executed
died on Saturday, 'ged "a.
...' Kew John A Broadus, pastor of tho
Baptist church in Charlottesville. has been
elected Chaplain Of the University o. Virgins.
80. Senator B-Odhsad, of Pennsylvania, is
on q Wait 10 New Orleans.
80. Col Green, Of the Boston Post, sailed
in the Atlantic yesterday for Liverpool.
The Rev. Bishop Baker, one of the
Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
has left New York for California, the scene of
his lsbors
IA relapse has taken place In the health
81 Mrs Daniel Webster, her nervous system
naSlIg generally sustained q severe shock, a.
ne tnscs OF her late accident. As yet she is
not entirely free from danger.
IA German count namedsZeipenborn
shot himself in the head with a nis,oi :, A,
bsny, on the I'd inst, by which he vss =,
much injured as to render his recovery dopht.
ful. Cause unrequited love.
....Seyentesn peers died in England dur;n,
the year 1854, and the changes in the Hou.s
OF Commons amounted to AZ, or about 4; Der
cent, on the number of members
....Capt. r. r. Wynn, Of the schooner John
Bushell, from Plymouth, N O., died very
suddenly on board Of his vessel, which was
m0oTed at Calvert street wharf, Baltimore, be
tween 10 and IL o'cloek, on Wednesday night.
~. 5. Orr, (profansly called the "Angsl
GabriePO has Issued . proclama alton from
Glasgow, Scotland. His design 10 to free down.
troddsn humanity.
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EXPENSES OF legislative VIsIf.-A
short time since, the Legislature Of New York
made visit to the city Of that name, and were
extensively entertained at Blaokwell's Island
The expense Of the reception was $5,623 90,
embracing the following items Music, 81;
cigars, SIS: meat, $l37; bread $l4; sundries
$3.50 81; oysters $50 rs; champagne, $217;
brandy, $40 Is; spoons, $50 Is; boat $50;
Astor House bill, $4,4S6 73
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Apnl 4ih, 1885
The following supplement to the London Gazette
Of Friday, the 9th of March, ls55, has been official
ly communicated 10 this department:
FoRKIaS OrrcE, March 10, 1855.
1t 10 hereby notified that the Right Honorable the
Earl Of Clarendon, X. G., her Majesty's PRINCIPAL
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has received
desp, tch from Rear Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons.
G. G. B., commanding her majesty's naval forces ia.
the Black sea, dated Royal Albert" of Sebastopol
Goth February, 1855, and addressed % the Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty, announcing that,
in conjunction with Vice-Admual Bruat, command
ing the French squadron in the Black sea, he had,
on and from the 18th Of February last, raised the
block ade of the Danube, which was established on
and from the first day of June, 1854, which was no
titled in the London Gazette, of the 18th June 1854
and which has since been duly maintained.
Ii is hereby notified that the cruisers of the allie
fleet are, and will remain, stationed off the mouths
OF the Danube to capture any vessels laden with
articles contraband of destined Tor the use ofths
enemy.
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- The grand Jury of New York h.ye
broughtin bill CT indictment ageins. Adam
Lutz FOR hiring person, name unknown, to
80 beyond thu limits of the United States,
with intent to be enlisted in the service of
the Queen Of Great Britain. He has since
been arrested
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u new steam f-e engine has been in
vented and recently tested in Cincinu att
which tits said, throws all Others, ofwhateyer
kind in the-shsde. L wa. prepared for opor
alton In fourteen minutes and the maximum
rate OfthrC"ins was 2S5 fee, through an inch
and three eighth uczzAl
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
1'HE subscriber would respectfully call the atten-
1 ton Of the ladies of Washington and vicinity
E to her assortment of new Goods Just
opened, on Seventh st., consisting in
III part Of.
- Straw Bonnets, Flats, Boys Hats, W
latest style
BOnnets, Ribbons
Rich and beautiful face and outside Flowers
Newest style wire and buckram Bonnet Frames
Lawns, Grapes and Silks for Bonnefs
lOnde and other Laces
Wreaihs, Headdresses and Dress Trimmings
Ladies' Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves
Lawn, silk and cambria Handk erchiefs
Collars, Undersleeves and Chemisetts
And all goods usually to be found in Millinery
and Fancy Store. MRS. G. ~. GATES,
No. 36S Seventh st.,
opposite R. g. Hyatt's Dry Goods Store.
ab6-eo3t
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~ According to full statement of the
number of Hogs packed in the West this year
there is falling Of in the number as compared
with last year of $40 900 head, and in the NUN
Der Of pounds equal to 49,, GOO The crop is
20 per cent. less than last year, and 81 per
cent eavier than that of the previous season.
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SA new hotel is soon to be opened in
Broadway. New YOrk-the Brardreth House,
at the corner Of Lispensrd, Canal and Broad.
way. DR. Brsndre,h, Of pill memory ard rep
uta,ios, owns the block. and this building,
just completed, together with tie furniture
of the hotel: costs him over $500, goo.
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s A Sailors Letter from the Crimea, thus
describes the Turkish camps: Some of these
mud nuts are highly finished of; for instance.
VIC ss" one with glass window, one with a
chimney, and one with q wooden door. to
winch was suspended by piece CT string. a
large stone for knocker.''
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E OWEN 4 SON,
MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT
TAILORS,
No. 2l2 Pennsylvania Avenue,
MOULD respectfully call the attention of their
w friends and the pubic generally TO their new
stock OF Gooos just received from New York and
now on exhibitiOn-consisting OF CLOTHS, CAS-
SlMERES and VESTINGS, together with a - A.
full assortment Of gentlenens furnishing ar
tcles. M
They would remark that the selection was LII
made principally by the junior partner OF the firm.
N. B.-They have a new style of Gloves, SINE
thing superior, called the "JOSEPHINE KfD,'' to
which they invite particular attention.
p6-eo3w Unt&Union)
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sA glass factory at Ropco,os Creek n
~ was blown down by the gale on Monday.
and seven or eight persons were killed
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q The operative strike appears to have
suesad'd. On Monday, the Amoskeag was
running about two thirds of all its works, and
one half on tie Manchester and Stark miIIs
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LIME. PLASTER.

rEMENT, HAIR, &c.-Just opened two large
~ kilns Of splendid wood burnt Lime.-A. L.
HOOVER have this day entered into co-partner.
ship end, having made several additions 10 their
fine kilns are now manufacturing from 800 to 900
barrels Of the best wood burnt Lime per week,
which will be sold AT the lowest market prices
Also, constantly on hand large quantity Of the
finest PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR 10 be found
i'm this city.
All thoee who are in want Of these articles viii
certainly md II 10 their advantage 10 give them
call. A. 4 l. p. HOOVER.
Potomac Lime Kilns, 9Th street,
one square south lower bridge, near Geot'n.
2-SQu
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FLOOR MATING.
BONNETS-BONNETS.

BONNETS-BONNET
MISS g. ]. THOMPSON il now prepared 10
Nl furnish Bonnets of ever description at mode
rate prices, and 10 constantly making additions to
our already large and complete assortment Ladies
about purchasing would do well to cali and EXAM
inc our stock, we they cannot fail TO be
suited as regards either style, quality, or price.
Our stock OF Gloves, Hosiery and Fancy Goods in
complete and worthy Of attention also
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO
$40 Pa. ave-, betw 9th and 10Th sts
an 6-6t
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NEW FURNITURE STORE.-ROTHWELL d
IN BROWN have removed their House Furnish
ing Store to the large and handsome building on 9TH
street, next TO ODD Fellows Hall, where we have
for sale large and varied ssotment Of elegant par
Tor, chamber and Cottage Furniture.
Also, Carpetings. Oicloih, Door Mats
Glass and China Ware, Clocks IN variety
Wooden Ware, Basket Ware, Velocipedes
Children's Carriages, Rocking Horses
Mattresses Of hair, cotton and shuck
Once Tables, Desks, Chairs, &C.
Japanned Tin Ware ndlBaihing Apparatus
They will keep constantly for sale o full assort
ment Of house furnishing Goods, and will sell on
the most favorable terms. ap6-eolm
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FINE WATCHES.

HAVING made q considerable addition TO my
stock OF
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, <AHSxS9
and LADIES' WATCHES NEAN
cases.
Aiso, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
offer them at greatly reduced prices. The
move ments are selected with great care, and every
Watch is UdyrQnfed.
Persons IN want Of lne timekeep>r are invited
TO examine my assortment.
ii. sEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, betw. sth and 10th sis-
mar 30
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SPRING MILLINERY.

SPkING MILLINEh1.
- MRS. NJ. A. HILLS respectful y -
announces TO the ladies of Washing
ton and vicinity that she has just re- ~
W turned from New York with large
and varied assortment Of Spring Millinery o1rnrfh'
ing In part,
straws in every variety, from 37Kc to els
Misses and Boys Bats, from 37kc. %
New STYLES Lawn BonDets, Ribbons, flowen'
Feathers, Dress Trimmngs, Caps, Head Dresses,
az 2o8 Penn. avenue,
South side, between 9Th and ION s's'
sp2-lw
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BOOKS st

NEW BOOKsst
IN SHILLINGTONS BOOKSTORE
The Immaculate Conception; or, The Mother Of
God; an exposition by the Right Rev. Bishop Ulls-
thome
G7ovth in Holiness, the Progress Of the Spirit
usl life, by the author Of All for Jesus
The Metropolitan Magazine for April.
The Slave Of The Lamr, by VIM. North
Everything i'm the Stationery line
All the new books published received immediate.
iy afterwards and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore
Odeon building, corner ~ st. and Pa. ave.
E.
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Tho Custom House to be Built in Detroit,
Kichigsn.-Ths Secretary Of the Treasury
has just issued orders to have proposals called
for the construction of tho new custom house
at Detroit, Michigan
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 9Th April,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For paying Treasury debts ...... slo $40 II
r DOT .as Sas.om .s...':........... 1898 96
from Lands. ........,,., o6AaI on
For tho War Department. ....,.,. 70oso NJ
For repaying in the War Depart
ms ont i.:..::...n..........:.:.... s,sss OF
SVf s"sA1ssssof department. 166 IT
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TO THE LADIES.

MRS. NJ. PIERCE will open, on saturday, A ril
NJ 9TH, splendid arssrment Of sPRlNG
MILLINERY, to which the ladies are inv
ted 10 call and es anime
No. 494 Eleventh street, between Penn. ~
avenue and street.
All orders promptly attended 20.
an 5-5tf
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Transactions in tho Treasures 0fics.-
The following are the transactions of the
money branch of the Treasurer's Office for
Thursday, April 5, 1855:
On account Of disbursing officers
Ps,d-86 checks on "a accounts. $40, 82I ~
Received-9 deposits. ........... 8,702 81
On account of Treasury proper
Five drafts paid or credited to
disburing officers. 1856 "a
Received For 2trans.
fer drafts. 900 90
Received-FOr other
deposit.... ga
.. Is. 008 A
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CPECTACLEs,
y EYE GLASSES, &c,
Gold, Silver, and inc Steel spectacles, Eye Glss-
ses, &C
o. Particular attention paid to the selection of
Glasses ada pied TO the eyes of wesrers.
M. w. GAIT BRO,
yewele r., 324 Pennsylvania avenue.
mar 2S-6
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