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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac.
~ count have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, TOR settlement
The final account Of Jacob Gutshall as Guardian
for the heirs OF John Miller deceased, in their Nil
nority.
The account of Samuel Snyder, Guardian of MAJ
tin s. Jemiscn and Jane Jamison, Minors.
The final account OF Jooeph r Hunter. Admins
istrator of the estate of Sarah Adams, deceased, anG
passed ION by the undersigned on the 25th day o
Januat, mat.
B. W. VEIRS, Probate Judge,
Dec. &itr, 1854.
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FThs pSshslic Telegraph ii. tes lha,
~ saneFabie Father Mathew Il Il Nader,
il dizirsss IL wans "a msans i pay ii,
80. His Fishs hssd u -paraIyzsd.
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HAVE received the largest stock OF Fall and
IL Winter Goods, that ever they brought to the
town. They were so much reduced in price, that
they could not resist purchasing largely. We invite
the public to call and see their magnificent stock, as
it will make old Ladies raise their specs, and won.
der how goods can be sold so cheap.
Oct. IL. IB54.-tE
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~ Bars MACK
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whi< Ao<F saaHisring through as ssrset
h nsod hsif haukbuuI ~aa halt HnFrg,
lehsncsd a bars.ootbQy " meef,
e-ggsdS sa ssy @ny-'sFr
ffssse~a ) q dan. ~ih grief aai tirt-
takna IN ,Sjoy-or CscsOn water,
fss narnse ntalo hin fair ami blight
Apply Sish mans son or daagh'sE
Slight fragrnsnief humanity,
Umnouced BY the Iuckior -
yspdsr what thy lot vii
And what is bearing uP9|
Jus, now my dag isncr7 sct
Who swapping atthe bars,ha
These who would no, RiS
Would bid fF hialRn6
That girl in FolS
woub4
That sim
Dressed
Averts
Asn
Do wash
Some glfW
Who kn5ws bd t043
On, then, that CIR
May, seeking on
That Top may boasth
And come, like mine, tot4*ll
That asst may-iho humOies4
reverence, though in dirt and
As equal, in the sight of G}d,
With any prince whom fortune f~latters. %&
For ye arc princes, little ones.
Heirs Of the kingdom of salvation,
Your heavenly birthright keepin view,
No matter what your earthly station!
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KN2'GSEa EDg'seU$

~ OsrE0 A%H ga ~ -
- subscriber is receiving his stock ~
L. Of Sp ing and Summer DRuGs. which t.ssSsES.@
iaVe all been selected by himself in the ~ 81
'lS'"rn cities; and is much the largest gSHsSa
~ssortnent OF the kind ever brought to .AA
TINS market, and in point of quality, price, :, will
compare with any stock in the country. ii iii ,sl
as low as any establishment west of the p.,.atuln
tor cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
a DUa Dss ID =. d q LINE
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN REATT~
Cadiz, april &c, 1854.
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arHenar Ward RsenLer. adi.li..-

NEHenAy Ward Bsrcher. a distinguish.
80 PFssbytsrian preacher OF New Y,rl
CHI. aa5s that ah bensst man inside )
: Easv Noshing lodge has 'the peeuli,,
-saszAskxs shst tles ksys in q spiler. We.
ibis prisalsgs o Iosirg ih-is .sr., Of h.,
FgEag HfsfsqE lying. sRd being eaten !
lsisaEs y biz bsllisd sPidsr..@
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--tfheIe ana Gaiia pfdf6s,
t alpacas, oil e%olors,
~ trl fefsian cloths do DO
lack silks, all widths;
II1 lids and watered silks;
tn+n1giion silks and Turk sains;
Hte eapllns, plain and figured;
as sap Ginghams, all prices;
efican chintzes and ~calieoes;
collars, chimIzettes and Capes,
and hem.sitched linen can
Aak3s, cravats and neck ties;
1Ittts, hosiery and s~uspenders;
8 checks, bleached and brown muslins;
ien iahle cloths and damasks;
and ~ ssia diapers, very cheap;
ess and sack tlannels, plain and
tss, Sptinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
ppnet Ribbons at bargains;
dmmer Shawls, general assortment,
II wells at SO per cent. below regular
and yellow flannels, very cheap.
neral assortment OF QueensGgre, Groce
ing on your trade.
70. April II, 1854.
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All who have boards to cut OF hair to crop,
just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what TO do,
Give he a call ut Number Two;n
Atnoon or eve, by night or day,
Or Gny time that you can stay;
But give nc time, dear sir, to rest.
Upon that day that God has blessed.
MY room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and ruzors keen,
And everything l think you'll find,
10 SUIT the taste and please the mind.
And then J move my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch iii smooth the face.
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money vii! procure for you.
October 8, 1851. IOrwNyII ia
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b. PHILLIPS q S0N.

MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, an
LNl dealers in Trunks and traviling sacks, lao
roco & kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegs
Nails, thread and shoe findings generally, keep COP
stantly for sale an assortment Of the above ticles,a ar
at their old stand oposit thePublic offices. Cadiz,U
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Lash for EeOg's!

We will pay FOUR CENTS PER POUND IN
CASH, for all good Glenn cotton or linen Rags, de,
liyered at our paper mill in Sioubenyi!Ie,
Save all your rags and send them to the stores In
Cadiz, where The highest price is paid.
+. HANNA s. SONS.
stoubenville, o, May 10, 1854.
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JESSE y. McMATH,

Attorney anhI sOun~eLlur as LAW
hNd SOiictEHr in flGnmCpFy,
= CADIZ, OHIO.
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties. All business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt and diligent attention,
VI Ofiice-ln the Probate Judges building, over
the Market House, Cadiz, Ohio.
September 8, 1852.
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TNR. HALLS Balsum Tor the Lungs, this article
- perhaps has u greater reputation for curing dis
eases Of the Lungs than any medicine of the kind
pow i'll use, for saie by nov % 1853 J BEALL
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SEEAVTMG.

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens .
l. Cadiz that | have aguin taken my old shoo on
Market street, directly opposite Mccormick store.
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
at Number two.'' -
IERNS RN ruE n1-Lrrrn
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For ye arc princes, little ones.
Heirs Of the kingdom of salvation,
Your heavenly birthright keepin view,
No matter what your earthly station!
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NEW GOODS
AT
Reduced Prices :!
S. s. III. McFADDEN

EEs5asgs3 s4Sa9 gEa 100 az
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Fec-Eitipg for tho Criuea

1EeTe Is IN Z New York papor, of The dav
before yesterday, very long Defence bv "a
British American OF Sir John Gaspard lie
Merchant, LieCt Governor of Nova Scotia, a
Pao7dan fliibulter in the Anglo Spanish LIE.
son thar some years ago went under Cen. Sir
Lacy De Evans to NEEDLE in the civil wars of
opain IL thi, defence, the conplicity of Sir
JOIN IN the violation OF our laws is virtually
a-i1i'1ed, and 1t is asserted that il was Lot in
fcLdec to actually enlist the men in the United
STATES, but tEey were to be enrolled in Hall.
Tax alter they were shipped there. It seems
'n-1 the Pretext invented for their shipment,
Kat they were employed to work on the Pro.
FiIc.Ii railroads, was not found to answer.
IL p'ieciy, censu.e is cool upon Sir John q
ise-;7 in the United States for their "indis
cTeuoa." We presume Mr. Howe is the per
son alluded to. We should net bs surprised
Il &c vtclo scheme was an intrigue of bis to
get Sir John cut of the Province. Tie Lieut
Eo'eTror IS, Of ecur5e, highly pulled, as we'll
ior lis own muni6cent Personal Qualities as
icr tie possession CT the most yaIusbl British
eePuRl for ctscs--ilI s.rious kinsfoIk Wbsih-
CT he knight is a hero or a hambug, an asa or
SoloHoE-Tbether as meek G. Mos, or no
fIA e Joshua, CT Of plsbian or noblo birth.
or juvenile or fogy, has little to do with
tie lniElctions Of cur laws. Tho persuasion.
Of the British American" Eve times renes,.
ca in tbs New York article alICJcd to, in ma
tLctio ard dOlorO1s tonss-"Let them go1-
"Da lei ;heM go :" are not half as ccgeut Is
Hose which csuld &c argued in behalf of the
CL6an iiberatoIs, if they should be excited by
lac reWs Of -itrsmpss execution, to again rally
TO he rescue Of that Island from the Sangs of
81 snI-h GcsPo,ism
"e sTe really surprised to learn that the
C2nad" Legislasute hayo rsiscted tho states.
Ecan-l.so proposition Of sIr Hicks. the head
man CO the British Government in that Pro
Vice 20 douste enc hundred acres Of lard n
tzcie R:iu-h subjects who would en!is, in ,hs
Ciimea war. THIS is No. only rsnk dtslounytv,
tu! 1t Is short sighed policy. a. tie close Of
the war, Cd1a!a West could receive thorsands
Of eniGrapts 10 settle such lands who would
enrich that Province if the measure had been
passed.
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ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS.

n LII my old friends for whom obtained Bounty
"A Land IN less quantities tlan l60 acres are
herepy informed that their names and memorsn-
dam or their time is On my Book, so thar their dc
cIar auohs TOT additional Bounty Land can be made
win facility Many of those who failed to Obtain
and ,or want OF tme are entitled to l60 acres and
eeamen, ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerks,
Landsmen, (of the Navy Wagon Masters. Team,
stefs, 1c &c, IN any war; will find II to their ad
vantage TO call or send their cases TO me "1
Advice gratis to those soldiers. seamen ard MA
ows who are unable to pay. "'u VIZ
Refer to any honest man in Washington.
..# JOHN ID. CLARK,
ap7-lms ~ 9oSe'" es"
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THE AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
April has been sent to Us by Joe Shillineton,
who never forgets us on the receipt of his Pc
riodicals, business in which he is extensively
engaged. This magazine advocates the Ma.
tive American or "Nnow Nothing primo pies.
The April number is embellished with a Dor
trait of the Hon. N. p Banks, and contains q
biographical sketch ofthat gen tleman, besides
other articles, and the Editorial Cabinet
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NAME Law IN NEJ YoRK.-The House Of
Representatives, has eoneufred in tie Ssnate's
amendments to the liquor bill, by vote Of 80
&c %. Il motion TO reconsider has been lost.
Tie Governors signature is only required to
make il alaR..
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TO THE LADIES.

M KS. M. PIERCE will open, On Saturday, April
1Nl Uh, a splendid assortment Of SPRING
MILLINERY, 70 which the ladies are invi
ted 10 call and eX anime
No. 4s4 Eleventh street, between Penn. w
avenue and street.
All orders promptly attended 10.
an 5-5,s
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CORREsPONCENCE.

WASHINGTON CRY, April 4th, 1855.
Miss MoRAsT: Approaching your fine histrionic
talents highly, and being DESTROYS Of making some
suitable return for the qualification we have enjoyed
in witnessing your representations at Iron Hail. the
undersigned propose, with your consent TO give you
q complimentary benefit. We respectfully request
a reply to this note.
BEVERLY TUCKER, J. C. MCGUIRE,
c. WINDER, w. r. SLOWER,
w. d. WALLACH, Ed WILLARD.
J. MARTIN, WIN. C, COREY.
w. B. WALWORTH, JOHN w. WELLS,
A. F. KIMMELL, and others.
NATIONAL HOTEL, April 4th, 1855.
Gentlemen: In answer to your kind note of the
4h instant rendering to me the compliment of hem
eft, beg to return my most sincere thanks for the
honor you have conferred upon me. II will ALWAYS
be source of qualification to NE hereafter that nv
humble efforts should have been 30 warmly appre-
ciated As my engagement in Baltimore will not
permit me to remain here after this week, will
name Saturday night, the 9TH instant, as the onIy
opportunity afforded me of accepting your kind ia
vor.
beg leave to remain, Gentlemen,
Yours respectfully,
FANNY MORANT.
To w. d. WALLACE and others.
ap7-lt
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1-As little girl named Anna Lawrence,
apupii in the Webster School, Cambridge
port, Mass, was jumping rope, she stumbled
over stone, and in falling broke her back.
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FLOOR MATING.

THAVE now in store a large stock OF Chinese foor
l. MATING OF superior quality which am sell
ing at a very low price, having bought it in New
York very early in the season, il being among the
first lots arriving and will be sold without regard TO
the advance i'm the price since.
Mating put down at short notice in the best man
ner. l.. +. CLARK,
Paper hanger and Upl llsterer,
24S Pa. ave bctw. l2th and 18Th SITS.
an6-3fs
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LIST OF LETTKRs
Remainins in the Post Office, Washington, d.
anriI l9S5

.dPTH 2, I655.
(Orderedto Be advertised in the EVENING STAR"
agreeable to the following section of the Post ON
Law- being the nepspaper kdring The largest etreu-
afion Of any daily paper ptsblishedfn Washington:
SEC. S. .4nd be further enacted That the list Of
letters remaining uncaled for in any post Office n
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed, shall, hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall hare the largest circulation within the
range of the delivery Of said Office, to be decided by
the postmaster at such ofice.l
sEPersons applying for letes In the following list vii
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STONE! STONE!! STONE!H

BUILDERS, Contractors, and Others are hereby
ID notified that Curb, Flag, Coping and Building
STONES. Also, STONE-STEPS, SILLS, &c.
will be furnished as usual from those well known
quarrles owned by w. ID. c. Murdoch, and worked
until recently by the late Timothy O'Neale and his
brother. For prices and terms apply to the sub
WIN. COLLINS,
mp 3-1ws Agent for the Proprietor,
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SPRING FASHIONS.

MRS. LANE, Bridge street, between Congress
WI and High, will open on Tuesday, the SEN
10th instant, most extensive assortment ofk& MI
MILLINERY, consisting Of Lace, Grape and ~
Silk HATS, including Straw Of every description
with large assortment of French Flowers, Ribbons
SC. MRS IL
Rp 7-3ts
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LINE, PLASTER,

NEMENT, HAIR, &c.-Just opened two large
~ kilns Of splendid wood burnt Lime-A. L. r
HOOVER have this day entered into cO-partner-
ship; and, having made stvera additions 10 their
fne kiins. are how manufacturing from 500 TO LOO
barrels of the best wood burnt Lime per week,
which will be sold al the lowest market prices.
Also, constantly on hand large quantity Of the
finest PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR TO be found
i'm this city.
ALI those who are in want Of these articles will
certainly find il 10 their advantage 10 give them
call. A. & l. r. HOOVER.
Potomac Lime Kilns, 9th street,
one square south lower bridge, near Geo,'n.
an 3-d3W
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

~ HhS. Nj. L.. DAtlSON,
va No. 900 Pa. Gre., bet. 9th aud IOtk sts ri ~
Respectfully announces TO her customers ana me
ladies' OF aShnston and the vicinity, that she will
open on Saturday, 9Th instant SPLENDID assortment
OF Fancy HATS, Fr-nch FLOWERS, Ribbon and
St'hw .. &c amaze
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE,
NyE have just opened our first invoice for the
w season, embracing
Fine and low priced Rods, Reels, Lines
Hooks Hooks on Gut and Wire G'mp
Swi,els, Floats, Minnow Nets, &c.
To which we invite the attention of Anglers
L. TUCKER & CO..
S53 Pa. avenue, nearly opp. Browns.
an T-pO3t
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good natured Friends" the allies She protests
that she has no disposition to give up Media
via and Wallachia, to any Power. She made
the war to prevent Russia from taking Thorn,
and now finds that the allies propose to appro-
pirate them to themselves, an alternative
which, she plainly intimatss, is far worse for
her than their occupation by Russia.
The Steam Frigates now under Construc.
ticn.-The work on these six vessels and their
machinery is understood to be progressing
quite as rapidly as can be wished. It Is
judged that the Merrimack (under construc.
ton in the Boston Navy Yard will be ready
to be put int commission Is early a. the end
of September next, and that the next one that
will be ready to 90 to sea will be the Mime.
sofa, being built at the Washington Yard.
Toes he Accept Two are bsset on all sides,
with the question" Has Captain Benham, Of
the U. S. Engineers, accepted the position of
Major Of the Ninth Infantry, which has been
offered to him by the President in appointing
the field officers of the four new regiments"
We cannot answer, and as yet have not been
able to find any one who can.
Transactions in the Treasurer's Office
The following are the transactions Of the
money branch of tho Treasurer's Office for
to-day, April7:
On account of disbursing officers
Paid-36 checks on 10 accounts. $40, 500 81
On account Of Treasury proper
Paid ? drafts. ................. 2s2 90
Received For trans.
fer draft. ......... $1,000 90 $685.,
Received-For other
deposits. ....... 1883 70
6ba3 "a
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II w BOOKS st
.IlIl !.

IN SHILLINdTONS BOOKSTORE.
The Immaculate Conception; Or The Mother of
God; an exposition by the Right Rev. Bishop Ulls-
thornc
Gowth in Holiness, or the Progress of the Spirit
ual life, by the author Of All for Jesus
The Metropolitan Magazine for ApriI.
The Slave Of the Lamr, by VIM North
Everything in the Stationery line
All the new books published received immediate.
ly afterwards and for sale al
SHiLLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Odeon Building, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
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BONNETS-BONNETS.

MISS s. J. THOMPSON is now prepsred 10
Itl furnish Bonnets OF ever, description at mode
rate prices, and is constantly making additions 10
our already large and complete assortment. Ladiee
about purchasing would do well TO cali and exam
ire our stock, sure they cannot fail 10 be
suited as regards either style, quality, or price.
Oar stock OF Gloves, Hosiery ana Fancy Goods il
compl ate and worthy Of attention also
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
$40 Pa. ave-, betw. 9th and 10Th sts.
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u ADVERTISEMENT should be handed
in by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
rot appear until the next day.
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FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES.
HAVING made a considerable addition TO my
II stock of
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, AGS$~
and LADIES' WATCHES NNA
or first quality, heavy ls
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for bows.
offer them al greatly reduced prices. The
movements are selected with great care, AMI every
Watch is ra1ranted.
Persons IN want of fine dmekeeper are invited
to examine my assortment.
III. SEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th ST.
mar 30
TWO SECOND HAND PIANUS FOX SALE
i or rent upon reasonable term, at the Washing
ton City Depot for the sale Of Hailet, Davis u Co.,
Bacon Raven, and other Pianos.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
ap4 zoe "a. avenues
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MOTTO E.-DURING MY TEMPORARY ABB
II sence from Washington, Mr.. yAxRs EvKLETH
aulnonlea 70 attend to my affairs, and all persons
him at No: S7S Nineteenth street west.
ap 5-3ts G. GRATIOT.
EOR SALE.eA Pair of BAY MARES. years
II old neKtspring, well-bred 81 und. stylish, a.,
eenue, sptnted and capital goers. They are 10y
well broken and perfectly free from tricks ana will
pr'iculariy suit any gentleman who is fond of
arivins. The owner parts with them only because
nis purpose Is 70 re'rencl his expenses. They can
be seen at Southron's date Birc,s) Stable on IAN
street, south OF Pa. avenue. For terms or an CD
pounIty 10 Try them, enquire at the counter of the
star Office. They will be sold ba gain.
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ROSE BUSHES, &c.

THE planting season being AT hand, splendid LOT
j. OF perpetual blooming ROSE BUSHES, on their
own roots, Pears, Piums, Cherries, Apricots, Ap-
pies, Grape Vines, Strawberry PLANTS, and Ever
greens, nay be had at the Washington Nursery 5th
street, between X and New York avenue
ap 5-6ts NJ GRIfFITUs
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Negro Boy, 10 years of as', Of excellent charac-
ter and Slaves for life. Enquire al this Office.
an s. IL
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Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depaytmert.-0n yesterday, the 9th April
Their, were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stock...... s692 10
For paying Treasury debts ...... 50 $50 81
Eor the Customs. ..............- 9,244 70
For covering into tho Treasury
from customs. ................. 4420 %
For the War Department. 69,2ll 66
For repaying in the War Depart
ment ..................... 1923 81
For the Navy Department. 5000. 6 205 40
For the Interior Department. ..... 1881 II
For repaying for the Interior De-
partmsnt. ..................... 11,7s7 So
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HHiL DRENS' ROLLING HOOPS,
~ Battledores, Jumping Ropes, Grace Hoops, Ours
and Balls, with general assortment of TOYS and
Fancy Notions, suitable for presents, received and
tor sale very cheap at LAMMOND'S.
dp D 3t Seventh II.
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Amusements.

DEOPLE'S THEATRE,
Il LATE VARIETIES
Lessee MI. hksNAs...... Manager, MIR. wIAvFa
Complimentary Benefit TO Miss FANNY MIGRANT
,,,,,, And positively her last appearance.
THIS EVENING will be presented
TIE HONEYMOON
Jaliana, Miss MIGRANT; Duke kfsnza, Mr.. Allen.
Jaques, Mr.. Weaver
To conclude with the petite comedy Of
MATRTMoNY
Deleyal, Mr.. Tayieure Cisra, Miss Morant
In which she will perform fsvotite air on the Gui.
Monday, frst night Of Miss CHARLOTTE WY.
ETTE and Mr.. J. ii. TAYLOR.
Prices Of I'D mission.-Orcheetra Chairs 50 etc p,,
quette 81 cents Regular Ticket IS cents Phi
Sate Boxes IS and S. Gallery for coored pers ne
20 cent', sp7
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Concert Of Sacred Music.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
VIA N

THE CHOIR attached to Ryland Chapel will ,,ve
Il Concert Of Sacred Music in the Church on
I-nth and u sts., lssnd) ON TUESDAY EVEN
ING next, the 10th instant. They win be a,.i,sa
by several ladies and gentlemen well known Tor
their musical aiiamments.
The Concert will be under the direction Of Mr. p.
GLENRoY. Prof. SCHEEL will preside al the Pr
anoforte.
Concert 20 commence at O'Clock.
Tickets IS cents 10 be had OF the members OF
the Choir and al the door Of the church on the eve
ming Of the Concert. apS-4t