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Passing Abreast st Mary,s Market

~ A'eSetieN Suhoay, AT i:42a a. NJ.
Mr. Anderson Marsh Local Inspector of Boilers and
Machinery informs us that the Princess ran under an
average pressure Of 1881 pounds steam making average
revolutions of the wheels Of sixteen per minute-aiame
Ter OF the wheels forty feet six inches Diameter of
'yander III inches and IS Valves holding up eleven
sixteenths of the stroke
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Grand american Barbecue a
PASS CHRISTIAN.

EW A Convention Of the AMERICAN PARTY of the FIFTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
will DO held at Pass Christian, Harmon county,
WEDNESDAY, tho sth of August
for the purpose NOMINATING CANDIDATE represent that
District in the next Congress. 49,.
On the day following there will be given BARBECUE which
will DO attended by several distinguished members Of party
who will deliver speeches the occasion. The public ara cordially
invi. cd to attend. AMI Omit
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We take particular pleasure in referring our
readers to the well written and able commune
cation signed ssA d. which appears in our
columns this morning. The writer states his
case fully and sustains Il cogently.
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A WONDER. up & he ,;ma ! n. ,,,.,.an,

a WospER up q the time Of the present
writing, 10 O'clock r. NJ, it has not .ra;ned
during the entire day This is truly wonder.
ful and, although the clouds look black an. -.
promising, we are determined to indulge n IN
hope that there sunshine yet in store
for this well watered community. Should old
Sol shine ont brightly and cheerily to-day, his
appearance will be hailed with unaffected de.
light BY thousands
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STRUCK bY bieHTaNe.-The Natehez Gou-
rlef o. the 4th says that during the thunder
storm which visited our city on Thursday after.
noon last, the belfry Of Trinity Church fEpis.
copalanl was struck by lightning; the injury
sustained, however, was mot serious,
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IHE WEATHER, Our parish has been visited
wlth copious showers Of rain during the past
week. which may perhaps do some little good to
tne crops 1t has come too late to effect much
gooe. Inc upper rivers are all rising. and with
expect rise ere long in our alittle drinks
hereabouts, and let in navigation.
EFarmeryille Enquirer
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.a,,,erscan Party IN. Aafossrcie.

GREAT BARBECUE AND MEETING
v Meeting Of she AMERICAN PARTY Ia Laiourohc. viii
take plscs on THURSDAY NEXT. 9Th inat,A s5..=,
THIBOD AUX. g.z
Al which place there will be MAMMOTH BARBECUE.
The public respectfully invited 10 be present.
Mensfs. BERNARD MARIGNY,
G. d. DUFouR
=.= .." BANNoN G. TEIBoDAUX
iLOUIs DUVlGNAUD,
GEORGE EUSTIS in =.
and other n uivhed Gentlemen will citizens
tB- An Express Train will leave Ferry Landing,
Agierr on THURSDAY MORNING, att O'Clock precisely
Depot Gstns atT o'clock returning the day before
o'clock P. Nj.
I Tickets Ercnlon may had of the Committee
street. stairs, upon the payment OF One Dollar
2p3t
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We arc indebted TO Messrs. B. NJ. Norman,
e Camp street, and ]. B. Steel. 60 Camp street
,or copies Of the August number of Frank Les,
ne's Ladies' Gazette Of Paris, London and New
York Fashions.
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n11 asnAY aIlaRNINtE, AUGUST I, 1856.


Persons ,saag CIV during The Summer, fpho desire
,1t % 81 asfas Jor~nrded 70 them, haze il done
,xs,,yiy r o,s specified Tins, By ieacag their orders and
address Il ne e6sos, No 70 Camp strea
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NOTICE.
DRIDGEWATER MINERAL. PAIMT--The

subscribers dsum notify public they
the Sole the PAINT
ates Of Louisiana, AaSama Mississippi
II bndgswater recommended TO their
IN ordering through their merchants instructions
the public ordsr further imposition protect
The reputation of the Bdgewate within pohye
knowledge the that
sold ia ,his market to parties both of the city,
the Bsdewae Minerals and thus the Bridgewator liable 70
on tbs merits Of other mineral This psrssd
seriously affect Compan and render
legal sdings indispensable for shsr protscon
G.. C. BoGERT Il CO., 70 Cannp street,
Agsnt for the sss Of louisiana Aabana app and
Tsxsp, 49,. liys0 gph
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STATE TREASURY. The Baton Rouge Advo-
cate has been furnished by the Treasury De-
partment with the following quarterly state
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@ss- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
eouRTThe fri+uds of PHILIP HIcKY MORGAN announce him
Candidate for Judge the District Court in place of Hon
J. N. Lea.
ts- Election to take place lslh August next jy9s Id
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.ate, POrteraad Cider.
~ The undersigned having purchased the interest of M.,,p
In the well known - ~
ALE PORTER AND CIDER EsTABLIsHM EMIT
Nos, 10 and q Bienville street.,
On the lat day July 1856 will hereafter HI sorsoa
in and under his IN name. " ~
ne ees leave inform his friends and the public that he ia pre-
pared to supply the Trade Hotels Steamboats, Caa, nv
Private Families, with ~ 80"
ALE, PORTER AND Older.
and OF the best brands either by The eas barrel or
ooii on terms accommodating any similar M
South. - ~ 'e,tH' dehs III Tue
patch. '' .n''P' VIII us
7. F. MURRAY,
R2o apim Nos. 10 and 81 BienytIf,, sireet
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THE PRINCESS VICTORIOUS!

TREAT TRIAL RUN TO NArcnEz AGAINST TIME
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Ladies' and ChsEdre.a's Shoes
.w Al GREAT BARGAINSl
AT s. B. URCHILL'S,
DRYADEs STREET,
Opposite Dryadoa Market, upper part.
III Will open MONDAY, eth inst, another lot of
LADIES' CATERS, at 81 pair.
MISSES CATERS at rs cent? pair
cHILDREN's CATERS BRoGANs, at 50 csnta pair.
LADIES' BRoeANs, a, rs cents pair.
aus 9p2 s. B. CHURCHILL
Papbf0a Lotion.
Like Some transparent lamp Of Psrian mould,
ilumned within by rosy tinted fire,
Seems woman's cheek in spite of heat or eOld
II she bat use" Use what t' you oil INQUIRE
Learn then this potent spell that beauties
With psary wilderness the diacolered akin,
And If this grace Of womanhood you prize,
The Paphian Lotion use; for IL suppies
Tbs very charm that you desire win.
- For sale by e. Phalon Nicholas and 1877 Broadway
New York.
ED For sale, in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO., Agents,
sho sp3ieed l51 ChsrreE street.
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SHOES SHOES! SHOES I
No. 1856 Serenth street.
Il nj II N II n II N

II. M 4. NJ "A " IL " ~ ~ IL
I'D ETURNS thanks to his friends and u Q
~ public for their liberal patronage, and woL
most respectfully inform all that he has received %
Of the largest best assorted and cheapest stocks OF
Shoes ever opened on eth street and carr es
ly solicit call from all In want Of Shoes, being OIL
ident from the care and attention have taken in
selecting my stock will b. enabled to offer such n
ducements that cannot fail to give entire satisfact n
will enumerate a few Of the articles which can DO
had by calling on me:
~ cases Of Ladies' colored and black Gaiters, o..
worth u so
20 cases Of Ladies' colored and black Caters q ~.
worth 81 rs
20 cases If Ladies' extra fine Caters, 81 81, worth
100 pair Misses black Caters, so cents per pair
800 pair Ladies' Morocco and Kid Slippers 50 cents
extra good
rs pair Ladies' Morocco Buskins, 80 cents worth d
rs pair thick sole Jeffersons rs cents worth 81 IL
81 pair patent leather Jenny Limbs, rs cents pr
200 pair Misses thick and thin sole Jesrson., SO IL
worth 81
200 pair chldren's Fancy Boots at all prices
large lot Of McCurdy's Slippers rs cents, SOLD
everywhere for 81
large lot Of Mems patent leather Shoes, AMI
CATERS, from 81 rs to "a
large stock of Youths and Boys' Shoes Qf
every description, with general stock Of all
kinds Of Shoes kept in awellassorted sh, .
store.
IMPORTANT
One case 70 pair of colored foxed Caters that got
little wet by falling overheard, will be sold for g.
the most'of them fully worth $2.
L. NJ MAGRUDER,
Seventh street, No. 3s5,
Two doors south Of street.
ap l3-d2t&MW6F4w
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- FANCY MILLINERY.

FANCY MILLINERY.
ISIS Amelia Pribram and sister have
lvA opened Fancy Millinery store on Pennsyva-
MIA avenue between 10th aud 18th streets south side
No. 277 and would respectfully call the attention OF
the ladies' Of Washington and vicinity TO their hand
some and varied assortment Of imported and manu-
actured Millinery Of the latest styles Of New York
Paris, and London fashions Of Straw, Silk, Grape.
Lace, and other Spring Bonnets- Also, dress and
other Caps.
All orders in the millinery line thankfully reoeiv-
cd and faithfully attended to. mar I5-2mo
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STILL THEY GOMEZ!
GREAT destruction in Dry-Goods. Only
~ think, yard-wde Lawns only s cents
Yard-wide Lawns, only cents
De bleached Cotton, only az cents
Do Furniture Chntz, only cents
Beautiful Rerege Delaines, only cents
Do colored Brilliants, only % cents
Do colored Chintz, only 90 cents
Bleached Sheeting, yards wide, only 35 cents
Irish Linens. only SlIl cents
Ladies cotton Hose, only 8 cents
Do black Silk Mts, only 25 cents
Plain Bereges, only 90 cents
Figured Bereges, only 10 cents
Dress Silks, at awful low prices
White Grape Shawls, at awful low prices
Also, large lot of Domestic Goods. which must
be sold to close business about the LIST July. "No
humbng" Come early, and get the greatest bargains
ever offered in this market
The Washington Store,
Late MAGRUDER & CALVERT'S,
No. Ia, opposite Centre Market,
ap lS-lwif between 9Th and 9th streets.
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GREEN 4 SCOTT. Aac, n.u.ees
NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF

NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF
~ Dry Goods, TO which we are daily adding
Sopieces very superior rich Black Silk, from 10
cts. up-very cheap.
SO pieces rich Berege dc LANES
White pink, blue. green, and mode colorcd, plain
French Mousselaines
White, pink, green, blue. brown, tan, and moda
colored plain Bereges, from 25 cents up.
French Lawn and printed Jackonets.
White green, and blue Shaey,
Together with endless variety of good and cheap
goods VIM r RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, and opposite
ap l4--lm Centre Market
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S|U,UOO worth Of Dry Goods,
70 Dc sold innmediatety at q great sacrifice.
- street, above !, is now in receipt Of the
greater portion Of his purchases for the spring trade
and would call the attention Of purchasers to his
large and varied assortment believing that an exami-
nation OF his stock will entitle him to the preference
In Domestic Goods presenta line varying in style
and variety from any other house lin the city en-
bracng the best fabrics of the various manufactures
whilst many other kinds Of goods have been pur.
chased at the late Auction sales in New York. at a
very large percentage below the original cost:
5000 yards plaid Bingham, cents original cost
10 cents
5000 yards fine Calico, fast colors, cents, worth
IL cents
10 pieces good black silk, 25 cents worth so
Plaid Silks A cents, worth rs
Plain Silk Tissues 81 cents, worth 80
% pieces Berege de LANES, IL cents original
cost Is cents
Yard wide figured Lawns, 8 cents
80 pieces fine dotted Swiss Muslin, 10 cents
90 do do Embroidered Curtain Muslin, IL
cents, worth 25
1odozen beautiful Shawls, so cents
boxes handsome Bonnet Ribbons, 8 cents
20 pieces fine Irish Linen, 25 cents, worth 80
30 dozen fine Linen Shirt Bosoms, rs cents
so pieces heavy Bed Ticking, cents, worth /.
5000 yards Bleached and Unbleached Cotton, s ct,
100 dozen Linen Towels, cents
Ladies' Handkerchefs, only cents
Gentlemen's Silk Cravats rs cents
loo dozen Hose and half hose, cents
Ladies and Children's Gloves, 4 cents
complete assortment Of Swiss and Cambria
Edgings, Insertings, Flouncings, Under
sleeves, Swiss and Cambria Collars a,
extremely low prices
New style Bonnets. only rs cents.
In my Boot aud Shoe department have great
bargains 70 offer. Ladies' Slippers 81 cents Misses
Slippers, rs cents; Ladies' Toilet Slippers, SO cents
Misses Caters, 81 cents; Ladies' Fine Caters, 81
worth 81 so; Ladies' half Caters, rs cents; Boys
Shoes, Is cents Gentlemen's and Boys Congress,
Caters, Oxford Ties, and Fancy Shoes in great va
riety very cheap
The above-named bargains, together with many
other articles have been selected with especial ref
erence to the wants of my customers, and am pre-
pared to offer to purchasers such inducements as
seldom equalled in this or any other city.
r. B. HALL,
ap 11-eost No. 373 north 7th st., above /.
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AUCTION SALES.
by CITIZEN 6 sCVTT,

NNRUsTEES SALE OFF VALUABLE
- real estate.-0n Thursday the goth day "a
April 1885, by virtue Of deed of trust 70 the under
signed dated the 10Th Of February, A. ID. 1858, and
duly recorded in the land records OF Washington
county, District Of Columbia he viii sell at rublic
auction, in front of the premises, at o'clock p M,
all thar part Of lot fl4) in square CAD beginning
!. point In the dividing line OF lots l3) and Ia
distant tlIO) feet from Massachusetts avenue, and
running southwesterly direction along to poii I
on said dividingue distant from the alley t5S) lee,
lhence IN an eastery direction along the rear line Of
said lot fourteen, ON the alley t4S) feet o) inches
thence In northeasterly direction along the line OF
said lot (l4,D to point distant (l70) Ct from Mas
sachusetts avenuei and thence in westerly direction
70 the opposite point Of beginning" with the i'm.
provements
rms OF sale: Cash, aud If terms are not COMPLIED
with within five days from the day Of sale, tho trus
tee reserves the right to resell the premises OF the
risk aud cost of the first purchaser.
All conveyancng at the cost of the purchaser.
EDWARD g. CARRlNGTON,
Trustee
mn IL GREEN A SCOTT Anct,u,...r.
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Neg York Market.

New York, April 23.--Cotton Is dull with
declining tendency. Flour-sales Of good Ohio
at $40 80 a$l0 rs; southern -four is quiet. Corn
is a trife higher-mixed, liz cents; Pork is un-
settled--old mess, $40 IL l-2al6 rs. Beef has
an upward tendency, and prices area trife higher
sales ofcountry mess, so 76a $l2. Lard Is niger
in barrels So IS $40 80. Whiskey is dull.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.--Flour in unchanged but
inactive. Small sales took place; Howard street
choice brands, 5000 slo,75 City Mills, $1,000.
The receipts Of grain were large. Corn--receipts
of4o,ooo bushels sales Of white at looc yellow at
lo2c lo3. No sales Of wheat reported, but gene
rally held at Saturdays rates.
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Autina on Shinboard.

PHrLADELPHIA, April 2S.-The ship Cynosure,
from Liverpool, arrived yesterday at New York,
with five of her crew in irons for mutiny. When
three days out Of Liverpool they refused to do
duty whereupon the Captain, Second Mate, and
Physician, fred into them with their revolvers.
One ofthe number received FIVE balls in his per-
son-one in the mouth, and another in the region
Of the heart. They have been removed to the hos
pital Several others were also wounded
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Fatal Effect of Lightning.

sr. LOUIS, April 2l.--During thunder storm
at Arcadia, Madison county, Missouri, on the nth
inst, the Lightning struck the Arcadia High School
building, which took fire and burnt, consuming
four Of the pupils. One Of the boys was Harry
son of r. L. Rdpely of this CITY,
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Ne,c York Stock Market.

New York, April 23--Stocks are better than
they were last week. Money is unchanged. Sales
this morning. of Erie RR., at 81 IA Cleveland &
Toledo RR, 7ec.; Virginia e's, 81 l-4c.; Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati RR., lo4 a-4c; Cumberland
Coal Co., 20 Csc; Reading RR., SO l-2c.; Canton
Co., 81 5-8c N. Y. Central, 94c.
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ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGGIE

ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGICi
Use DIR. Roses Pain urer.-This prepare.
~ ton is truly the wonder Of the agel Cures
all pain, external or Internal; cures Pain in the
Jumps in the Breasts, Corns, Bruises, Sprains,
Tooh-Achc, Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat Pain
in the Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds, DC.
The Pain Curer being ane Tonic Mixture is also
used with great benefit in Weak Stomach and Bowels
likewise for Fever and Ague. Whenever you have
pain the Fain Curer freely. and you will obtain
immediate relief. II acts like magic. Every family
should have bottle In the house In case OF accident
sudden sickness II is truly the poor mans friend
and the rich mans securtyl2 IL, Is and 20 cents.
The Great Cough and oonnmptpe Medicine.
DIR. j. s. Roses Cough Syrup or Expec-
torant, for the radical cure OF Consumption Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting OF
Blood, Inflammation Of the Lungs or Throat and all
Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not only
cures Consumption IL taken In time but II fortines
the system against future attacks. As Cough Medi-
cine, II Is the best in the world IL IL used and
recommended by Physicians at homo and abroad.
In bottles, so cents and OIL.
TO Cure Dyspepsia and Liver Coniplaints
DIR. Roses Dyspeptic or Liver Compound.
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach Indigestion,
and Liver Complaint. This Compound used with
Or. Roses Family Pills, has cured thousands Of con
6rmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint tits tonic,
Alternative, Stomach and Liver Medicine, and re-
commended by the late celebrated Dr. Physick-
80 cents.
DIR. j. 8. Roses Alternative, or Family
Pills, for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach and Costiveness These Pills like all
Of DIR. Roses Medicines, contain no Mercury; they
are mild in purging, and when used with the Dys-
peptc or Liver Compound will these formidable
complaiDts-25 cents.
For Bilious Habits, Bad Colds, and Fever and
Agp.
DIR. j. y. Roses Anti Bilious, or Rail-
road Piils.--These Pills are called Railroad Pills,
because they 20 ahead Of all other Pills in their good
effect as an Active Purgative Cstbartic Medicine,
they have no equal free from gripping carrying OF
all secretions and bile from the stomach and bowels
they be taken AT all seasons by both sexes Of all
ages, and without regard 10 weather or exposure II
taken with DIR. Roses Fever and Ague Tonic Mixture
they will prevent and cure the most stubborn cases OF
Fever and Ague, or Bilious Fevers.-l2 liz and
rs cents.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease, or
weak BY nature should read Dr. J. r. ROSES Ned
cal ddpisr, (which contains description Of the dis
can be had without charge, Of
z. ID. GILMAN,
q. ST0TT a CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON a NAIRE,
D. B. CLARK,
q. II. MCPHERSON,
w. 7. EVANS,
K1DWELL A LAWRENCE,
J. B. MOORE
washington, D. @.
J. L. KIDwELL
Georgetown,
And by all dealers In Alexandria, Virginia.
mar f-eoif sm
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FOR SALE on RENT.

~ between 1st and I'd streets. These houses are
four stories in height with dry cellar beneaA and
contain all the necessary convenenccs for family,
such AZ water gas, furnaces, ranges, bells, &c. A
ter distributed through every room by force pumps
Altogether this 10 favorable opportunity for those
DESTROYS OF purchasing, renting superior dwell
ing house, as the terms win be made moderate.
Enquire Of John ~ Ward, in the adjoining house,
or at the corner Of 18th and Canal streets.
sp lew lint 81
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High Wafer IN the Connectieut-Inundation

High Water IN the Connecticut Intimidation.
HARTFORD, April 2s.--A great freshet Of the
Connecticut river has taken place, and the lower
part of our city was flooded Yesterday the water
began to recede slightly. Considerable damage
has been done to the produce warehouses on the
wharyes E@& Z
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q. w. DREW

SUPERIOR DYER AND SCOURER,
South side Pennsylvania arenue, betsoeon Oh
and 10h streets, No. 2s7.
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Probable arrival Of the africa.
HALIFAX, April 23, p. Nan ocean steamer
has been telegraphed coming up. 1t is supposed
to be the Africa
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The Mississippi has been absent since Novem-
Der, 1882, in which time, she has visited Japan
thrice, and sailed more than 80, 900 miles.
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NEw YoRK, April 2s.--The United States steam
ship Mississippi arrived here yesterday afternoon
She left Rio Janeiro on the oath Of March.
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JUST RECEIVED.
"A LARGE supply Of Drugs, Fancy Arti-
IA Giles, Perfumery &c, &c.
keep constantly on hand all the popular Family
Medicines, and everything pertaining 10 my line Of
business.
Also, large stock Of hose prime Segars that gave
such general satisfaction, at the late Fair Of the Met
Nee. Institute.
o BOSWELL, Druggist
Corner Maryland avenue and Tth street.
and Ala and K streets, Island,
Washington.
p. 8. Agent for the sale Of DR.. MoCliniock's Cele-
br ted Family Medicines ap ls-lm
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"ANTED, TO HIRE A GIRL FROM
w IL to 10 years Of age, (slave preferred.) Own
ere Of servants will find good home for one Of them
Apply at 4l4 Ninth street. Northeast corner of II.
ap 2l-2t@
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MISS S. A. FAULKNER,
DRESS MAKER.

South side Pennsyiuania avenue, opposite q. s..
Hotel, 6ef,ceer Sd and Ia ats, Washington.
ap1l--1y
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NEW YoRk, April 23.--While the Mississippi
was at Rio, the Russian Minister paid her visit
He was received ON board with salute, and the
Russian flag was hoisted. This caused consdera.
BILE excitement among the French officers In that
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DICH AND POOR, AND OTHER

II Tracts for the Times, new volume, by Rev. j.
O. Ryle author Of I" Living or Dead"
The Young hsn Advised, by DIR. 4. o. Haven
The Select Works Of the Rev. Thos Watson. com.
prising his celebrated Body of Divinity.
The Teachers Last Lesson Memoir Of Martha
Whiting.
God Sovereign and Man Free, by n L. Rice, d. ID.
Boys Adventures in the Wilds Of Australia, by
William Hewitt.
GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
ap2l 1eS Seventh street