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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-29

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dice. DrepT. RSsa%ssss f:,... Govt a.sss S.;"oa:-
lfritabili. Inflammation. Hesdaehe Pains in the
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Medicine net moro or e required aad mach suffering aad
sickness might be prevented. harAlsss bat saectusI
sses serious and often ~ sssses which night Ssvs been
sesssnsn hsZ All :ena = seeens or preese he deep;
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Of n.disas ca g have been effected esyesa belief
ien and ehsrscter . 70 forbid suspieios
Among the many eminent gentlemen vhs have testified In
State As.yer whose high PreissisIsi
:.:A: ys..s s....:
ABBOTT LAWRENCE. Minister P1s.. - Ess,s.s.
fJOHN B. FITZPATRICK. Catholic Bishop Of Bsstsn;
Dr. j. R. Chiffon. Practical ch.nisssf New Yeri City.
W. B. AsfoR. the richest "a. Il. xs..,s.-
s.LELAND 4 co.. Proprisssu Of the Mstrsrslitsa Be-
Did space psiat W eoald give psay hundss certificates
from an psi. .hs the Pills have bssn used INIT evidence
men, Is found IN their sSsess spea ,risl.
They operate BY thar powerful ilausses the nj
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70 ssssh end ~ eorrs,sss sh:y sss -sAss-
r.'s'-s's ''''' he iis:i ise1s I, ~.
JAN s c. NJ
PRACTICAL AND Ay<Err,:~I cHEnIsv LOWELL. hAss.
fri:. cents per BOX: s 6i,: s s9 f'ssi.
rser F.r.:sy Co. E,...yil: I:s:; :.s z .s::., Z.
every town in wsrriek Psssy ana Fsy sesnnss a. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIRE! FIREW FIREyll

THE czs"s Of Evansville respectfully requested 10
HIS EVENING at O'Clock At the Court House. to
scusshs proprty Of srsssisns Mutual Fire Insurance
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PICKED SPANISH loss:
III les quantity, ~ s. x. GIBskT Co..
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Csn,pay for this city,
ROB '1BARNEs.
N W. FOSTER.
SAM.JE GILBERT.
JOHySHx NkLtNs
W. n. PRES yON.
A. N. McGRlFF.
= 8. H0PKINH.
G. MAG4EE.
.C.vIELE.
ROOT 9. NORRIS.
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AMERICAN NOMINATION FOR THE LEGrsLkTuRr.-
Lawrence b. Taylor, Esq, nominated last night
by the American party, as their candidate for the
House Of Delegates, In place OF James II. Read,
Esq, resigned Mr.. Read holds an important sit
ustion in the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, and
finds Il win be utterly impossible for him TO die
charge the duties Of both places
CIRCUIT CouRr.--Jadge Tyler presiding. The
following business occupied yesterday: Grand Jury
indicted Geo. R.Crump for the murder OF Joseph
Bloxham in March last--trial postponed until We'd
nesday 30th instant. The case of Arlington,
charged with the murder OF Higgingr, was set for
Monday next Naturalization papers rere grant
I'd 10 NINETEEN persons. r. X. Fenda, NJ. b.
Sinclair, and w. J. Martin qualified as attorneys
and councillors at law.
NKw ENGINE, GRACE RKYNoLDs.--This hand
some engine, built by John Rodgers Son, Balti.
more, Maryland, for the Sun Fire Company, para
ded through our streets yesterday, and presented
very imposing appearance. The engine Is gen
orally admired. The Company made some expert
ments with 1t, and threw water entirely over the
market-house steeple, 2l0 feet In height Upon
the arrival Of the Company at their engine-bouse,
beautiful wreath was presented by Mrs. Grace
Reynolds, which was received by Mr. Hugh Latham,
the President Of the Company, in few happy and
appropriate remarks
0vERBoARD.--A little con Of Mr. James Gross
accidentally fell overheard from Fowle Co.'S
wharf on Saturday evening, and would have been
drowned but for the timely assistance Of some per-
sons who were near the wharf at the time.
AMERICAN MEErNe.--Philip Slaughter, Eco, Of
Culpeper county, win address the citizens this
evening at American Hall, at O'Clock, in favor Of
the principles Of the American party.
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FRon THE NoRrnrRs NrcE.-A gentleman ju

From THE NORTHERN MEGA gentleman just
returned from the Northern Neck Of Virginia rep
resens the political excitement there as unprece-
dented since the days Of Adams and Jefferson.
Flournoy viii poll tremendous vote in the North
ern Neck The old Revolutionary spirit yet fingers
about the birthplace Of Wasbington-and the
watch. word there Is now as 1t was in rs, "Ameri.
cans should rule America
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WHEAT IN CAEADA.--The Cayuga GO. W. 6a-
chem says the wheat crop throughout Western
Canada looks exceedingly wen. The fall wheat Is
entirely free from winter killing and as there Is no
danger Of It's being injured by FROST the prospect
Of an abundant harvest is very encouraging. The
quantity Of land under wheat Is far greater than In
any previous year.
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LIBEL SuIrs ny rHr WARD JURoRs. Louis
vile Democrat states that Green Walker and
Chsitou d. Shcan, two Of the jurors on the trial Of
NJ Y. Wmd, for the murder Of w. II. @. Butler, have
each brought libel suits against the proprictos Of
that paper, each claiming $4,000 damages, on ac-
count OF the remarks Of that paper concerning the
t.rv
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BREcKEsRIDoE CoAL-We notice that the ship
Forest King, cleared for New York yesterday, car
ries 500 tons Of the breckenridge coal. This Is
the first cargo Of the companys coal that has gone
forward and, from what we can learn, this Ia bu,
the beginning Of large and rapidly increasing
trade.
perior, either for steamships, gas purposes or the
psrlor, 10 any yet discovered IN this country.
IN o. Com
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Ne,c York Markets..

New York, May 22.--Cotton is firm and un.
changed. Flour has advanced ~ Ia cents to Is
81 cents. Good Ohio, $40 90 IA "a $40 81. South
ern Is firm and unchanged. Wheat is triHe
lower; white Michigan, 50 so. Corn Is tribe
higher; western mixed, 81 Is 81 1912 Pork
is a tride higher; new mess, $l7 rs a ST. 81.
Beef isa triae higher; repacked Chicago mess.
sl5 a sl5 so. Lard is higher; in barrels 10 IL
cents 10 3-4 per ID. Whiskey 38 IL.
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NAsnvILLr, May 1s.-The General Assembly Of
the Old School Presbyterian Church Of. the United
States met here yesterday, and the Rev. DR.. Rice,
of St. Louis, was elected Moderator. To-day the
Assembly unanimously resolved TO meet in the city
Of New York In May, 1855.
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Baltimore lfarkets.

BALTIMORE, May 22.--Flour Is less firm than on
yssterday--sales Of 800 barrels at $40 81. Wheat
i unchanged sales Of red at " SO q 81 90 !;
white, s2 6oa$2 10. Rye,sl 66aSl So. Corn,
white, 81 % a 81 on; yellow, 81 on a 81 0s.
Oats, SO a SO cents for Maryland and Virginia, and
go cents for Ohio 4Et
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF THE finsT
u Ward aud Yicinity.-We beg leave 10 say we
have emit rely renovated store, the corner 81
the Avenue and Seventeenth street. and hare spai
pains in selecting the best Drugs In the mari 81.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the dispensing de-
partrnent and also night calls
We have constantly on hand great variety Ct
Fancy Articles. Combs. Brushes, Por.-Monnsies &c.
Also, all the standard Patent Medicines
The Soda-Wate from the new fountain IL pre-
nounced superior BY all who have tried II, and Va
always BE- supplied with the choicest syrups; made
Dy an experienced hand.
The Cigars are Of the first brand; we have the TO-.
lowing, which Ill be sold at the lowest RAGS SpaG-
ish DeModo, La File Opera, and La Enbants re
Constantly on hand fresh supply Of BEDFORD and
Congress Water, direct frbm the springs.
HOLT a SHUMAN,
may 1a--st>cd Chemists and Druggists.
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LIBEL SgIr.--lt Is stated that VIM. +. Wood, OF
Quebec, has instituted suit for $1,000 damages
against John NJ Francis, Of the Troy IN. W Times,
for libel in the publication OF article In which II
was asserted that Henrietta Robinson, now In the
Troy Jail, convicted Of murder, was the sister Of
said Wood -
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Wesfern Navigation.

PIrrsBuRo, May 2l.--The river here has depth
Of six feet nine inches In the channel but il Is fall
ing.
WHEELING, May 2lst--The river here has a
depth Of nine feet six inches, but Is falling The
weather Is warm, with indications Of rain.
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Anti Liquor Lao Oarherino.

BosroS, May 2s.-The great ant.lquor law
gathering took place at Faneuil Hall last night.
Fully 5000 persons were present, and strong dc.
mandatory resolutions were adopted
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SLAVES SIR FREE.--The Detroit Mich Inquirer
states that w. II. Goodwin, a citizen Of Richmond,
and native Of Virginia, in that city last week,
and brought with him four slaves, two Of whom
are children, their mother, who is married to a
free colored man, and their grandmother, who was
his own nurse In infancy. lie gave them their
liberty, bought house and lot, for $500, In De
troit, which he decided TO the old woman, and left
800 to their credit In bank.
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GUrLrY oP MAssLAUGHrER.-Dr @. Sharpe and
Jas Sharpe, for the alleged murder Of their brother
John Sharpe, have been convicted OF manslaught-
er, at Charlotte, S. c. and sentenced to be impris.
oned twelve months, and branded with the letter
N on the thumb and palm OF their left hands.
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lfassachnsetts Raaatieisnl.

BosroS, May 2l.-The Governors veto of the
Personal Liberty Bill has been sanctioned by u
communication from the Attorney General pro.
nouncing the bill unconstitutional. The Senate
passed the bill over the veto by 4 vote of 80 to 8,
aud the House by vote Of Sle to 10. The deci.
sion of the Attorney General makes The bill OF no
account. 4t ga
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CuRrAILIso ExpEssrs.--The Delaware Repub-
can says the Philadelphia, Wilmington, aud Bal
timore Railroad Company are curtailing their ex-
penses by partially suspending operations on thu
Port Depoite road, and the work at Principle
bridge.
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Neg Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, May 2i.--The Cotton market Is
unsettled. Sales Of 1900 bales; middling at 10
s-sal0l-e. Flour Is dull sales At 90 so. Corn
is active; sales Of western yellow at 81 05.
The Southern telegraph line is down, South Of
Columbia.
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Mrs. On. BLAcouE.--The statement In the New
York Times, tharths lady, who was a daughter Of
Or. Mott Of New York, died suddenly, in Paris, In
conse ,uence Of receiving letter from CONSTANT
nople, announcing that her husband had mauied
again, IL contradicted. She IL said to have fallen
victim 70 violent attack of typhus fever.
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HARM FOR SALE.--A very desi, abio
IL Farm, containing about IT'S scres in Pr ne
Georges county, Maryland, about ten miles #, N
Washington city. II is enclosed BY good kntc,
most Of which Is post and nil II is divided iute
inc fields, most Of them well watered. There is 20
good out buildings. Thirty acres Of the Farm re
good timothy wow About 700 fruit irees q, eho 90
character all In full bearing. good CT, Of wh,st
rye oats, and all the spring CROP, will be sod with
the farm, IL desired also STOCK farming utensils 10
Possession given Immediately, Inquire OF
HENRY N. LANSDALE
in person, or through the post Office
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
MOON LIGHT RSiON

MOON LIGHT EXCURSION
BOONE RIFLE CORPS.
THyHE Boone Rifle Corps most respect.
IL fully announce to the citizens Of Washingtuf
Georgetown and Alexandria, that they have che.
tered the swift and splendid steamer GECECE
WASHINGTON, for an excursion
On Wednesday, afternoon, May 23,
To the WHITE-H0USE PAVILION.
The boat will leave Washington at o'clock, Navy
Yard at 21s, and Alexandra ut ~. Returning. 81
will leave the White House at seasonable hour and
touch at nll OF the above places.
The Committee have made the most extensive ar
raugements 10 render this excursion one Of the moot
pleasant Of the season.
The rclreshment department will be conducted LIZ
a competent and accommodating caterer.
A brass and string band are engaged for the occc-
sion.
Should the day prove unfavorable, the excursion
will b. postponed till further notice
Tickets ONE D0LLAR--admittng o gentleman
and two ladies.
Tickets to be had Of any Of the Committee, or al
the boat on the day Of the excursion.
Committee Of 4rra,genents
Capt Jno L. Bright, W.B. O'Donncl
1t IL. N. ODER, w. J. Woods,
1t G. NJ S.nderson, w. @. 'Slnoot,
Ensign w. b. Dobbins, j. W. Nokes
Serg. T. VI. Robinson, John Russell
Serg. y. B. Shit, James Mahoney.
Serg. j. A. Simmons,
may 12-l6th2ls'&22d
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Nor GuILrr.--The charge Of embezzlement Of
the funds of the Petersburg VA Railroad Com.
psny preferred against Henry d. Bird, E4q., the
late president Of the road has been disposed Of by
the grand jury At Petersburg ignoring the bin.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-22

The Fredericksburg News says: "a bet was
made on Saturday that Stafford would give 200
majority for flournoy."
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~ " SIEEh, Merchant TAILOR, No. 4SS Seven.h
street. has just received from New York very elo-
CANT and large addition TO his stock of Spring and
Summer Goods consisting Of Cassimeres, bucks,
Drills, dc, for pants, and Silk and Marselles vess-
ings, bob plain and colored Of the richest and pref
test styles ever seen in this market all of which be
prepared TO make up in the best stye at very low
prices Gentlemen would do well to call early II they
wish TO see very choice styles.
may l5--9tAw2wif
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS. &C.
EXCURSION.

EXCURSION.
TIME sabbath School ofthe West George.
u town Station Methodist piscotal Churtt,
will have Excursion on Thursday. gath inst. I'll
boat will proceed to Fort Washington, wh.re tls
school will spend the day.
Refreshm' n,s vii BE- furnished at city prices
Tickets 80 cents; a gentleman and two tad &C. al.
REV. WIN. SPEAKS,
u. s. GORDON,
II. q. DIVINE,
j. II. FRY,
WIN. II. SHERWOOD,
may l9-4t Committee.
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NEw YoRx, May 2e.--The ship Curling, from
Liverpool, arrived here this morning, bringing SIS
Normons from European countries They are on
ther way TO join their brethren at Salt Lake City,
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Far California.

NEW YoRx, May 2l.--The steamer Illinois, for
Aspinwall, and toe Northern Light, for San Juan,
sailed hence to-day with large number Of passen-
ges for California.
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The Chinese Slanghter-speeie for .Earope.

The CHinese Sldhghfer--lSpecie Jor EUROPE.
NEW YoRK, May 2l.--A letter received here
from Shanghai says that the city presents apainful
scene of desolation Many houses were complete
ly riddled by shots from the French frigate, and
half the city burnt to the ground by the rebels
The impcrialists dsemboweed several of the rebels
and sold the livcrs Of others at dollar piece,
where they could find pure asers for them.
The Asia on Wednesday takes nearly one mil
lion of specie for Europe.
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EXPLORATION to Minnesota Is At present very
large, and the emigrsnts are crowding into 81.
Paul BY thousands Many could end no other
shelter than that OF their moving wagons, with
which they are csmped out In the vicinity Of the
town.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
kKPoErED ron TEE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
CARGO Of Ice .Aground.

Nav ORLEANS. May 2l.-The ship Caspian. Of
Bath, Maine, from DO ton to this port with cargo
mas, on the 10th instant. She viii probably be
total loss
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A GARD.
CARD.
Economy "a ne road TO ueaIth"
Great reduction In the price OF Hats and


Great reduction In the price OF Hats and
Caps.
HtHE undersigned, having made arrangements
il with New York Hat Company to be CONSTANT
ly supplied with tn. best Mol skin or dress hats goa
up in tie latest stylc offers them at the unprcedent
second quality. 90. worth ffom IS 90 to ~ and q
very good fashionable bat al ~ So worth from % 10
80 80.
Also, Beebe Co.'s Hats, at a much less advances
than they have been here ofore sold In this city.
Firstra'e drnb beaver Hats, f8 20.
All kinds of soft Hats and Caps very log.
In order TO sell at the above low pricer, the cash
system mus, be adopt-d consequently those who
purchase will not be charged frUm Is 20 20 pr ctt
us an offsett fur bad dsbts, ANTHONY,
(for many years 10 the employ Of Todd A Coz
No. 8 Columbia place. 7th street,
an l2--eoSm I'd door north Of P,pn sv@uue
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Ne,s York Mock Market

New York, May 22.--Stocks are better. Mo-
ney is easy--sales at the first board Of Erie Rail-
road 4s 5-s. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 81 !,
Cumberland Coal Company, 2s l-4 Reading
Railroad, 81 IA; Pennsylvania Coal Company
lo6 New York Central, % IA; Missouri Ga,
81 Ia; Virginia IS, 90 rs.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
ANE Frame Dwelling House and Lot on
" q street. between. 9Th and 7th streets west
containing SIX good rooms, nearly One two and
one three-story frame Dwelling House on Massachu-
sets avenue, between 4th and 9th streets Two two
very comfortable Dwelling House on Beall street. in
Georgetown.
Ali the above property is nearly new, and will be
sold on accommodating terms. Inquire Of Francis
Wheatley, lumber dealer, No. 81 Water St, George
town. Intel 4 Star may 19-eodlm
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L. J. MIDDLETON,

Dealer in Tee,
Office and Depot south side F, next 10 lfth st.
Ice kept constantly hand at the Office, which can
be bad in large small quantities.
es1 Office open from s, A. ~, 70 8, P. n.
NAV l--eod.m
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NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSE,
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,

Between Four-and-a.ha!f aud Sisth strsefA
south side,
" HERE will be kept constantly on
w hand large and excellent assortment Of al
kinds Of Housekeeping Goods, such as
Parlor and Chamber Furniture, &c
Queensware, Glassware, Tinware, Wooden and
Wowware
Table Cutlery, Carpets Cooking Utensils
Clocks, Looking-glasses Lamps &c.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest possible
prices for cash or good paper.
may 8--Staw2wif j. II. McGREGOR
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME firm Of Weed Il Emaliwood was
j dissolved on the 18th Of the present month j.
G. Weed is authorized TO collect all accounts due 10
the firm The books and papers in his pos session
j. @. WEED,
NAV 9--5od2w# WIN III SMAT.JwOOD
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
a GOOD chance for young man, terms
"A easy, and immediate possession given, corner
Of Ninth and streets.
Inquire at the Coal Yard of YOUNG a MOORE,
Ninth street may l8--1wif
SURGICAL REPORTS AND MlSCEL.
- laneous Papers on Medical Subjects, by George
Hayward, NJ. d.. President Of the Massachusetts Med
ical Society, &c.
The Education Demanded by the People Of the
United States, by Francis Wayland, d. D., L. ID.
The Hiding Place, by DIR. Macfarlane.
Ironthorpe the Pioneer Preacher, tale Of Western
Life by Paul Creyton.
Footsteps of St Paula new supply.
Just received by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
may lg-3t 4S6 Seventh street.
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New York Bank Statement.

New YoRK, May 2l.--The weekly statement Of
the New York city banks shows the following in
creases Loans s38 900 specie $685., 900 depositcs
RI, 100000. The circulation has decreased $l46,-
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GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLJ-
N gence Ohicc.-In connexion with the sub
scriber's agency for Government Claims, he has
opened an agency for the mutual benefit Of families
and servants, landlords and tenants, dc in Wash
ington city and its vicinity.
BY being regularly and properly advised Of their
respective wants" he will be enabled 20 supply ho
teIs boarding houses, sud private families with suit
able servants and to hire out and procure homes for
servants and aborcrs To sell, rent out, and collect
the rents Of houses, rooms, &c.
Parties interested viii save much time labor, and
expense, by calling the subscriber, addressing
him by letter. giving particulars, dc.
JOHN r. BAKER, General Agent,
AZ Mrs Kesslers, No. 3s3 Penn. avenue,
ap 2s-codIm south side, bet 9th and AZ SITS
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Hon PRIcE.-We understand that gentleman
in Fairfax county has sold his growing crop Of
wheat TO a firm in Georgetown, for 90 IS per bush.
ell ~ This 10 the highest price we have heard Of
being paid anywhere for whest.--Atcr. Gazette.
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Adjournnent Of the Jfassacha

adjournment Of the Massachusetts Legislature.
Bosros, May 2l.-The legislature adjourned this
afternoon sine die. The vote of the house sustain.
ing the personal liberty bill stood $50 yeas to 70
NAYS. s zt 6+ t@E
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RUILDINC LOTs FOR SALE.

The Mutual Fire Insurance Company ofthe
District Of Columbfa,
Chartered By Congres,
nFFERs to the property owners Of the
" District cheap and as safe means Of insu-
rance a. any other Company In this District
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW g. EMERY, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Rswick,
. Thomas Blagden, p w. Browning,
Y. Howard, Mathew @. Emery,
J. O. McKelden.
0fice-Columbia Place, corner Of Louisisns avenue
and 7th street Office hours from 10 o'clock, p. NJ
feb 2s--coh
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WASHINGTON STORE.

II AIDES. You must not forget that we
IL are stih offering great bargains In Dry Goods
We name in part
Monsel ms and Cashmeres at l25f cts, cost 20 cts
Fine fast colored Lawns at cts., cost III cts.
Ysrdwide beacbed Cottons, only ~ ctr.
White and colored Grape Shawls Mt half price.
Cotton Sheetings, all Widths less than they can be
bought elsewhere
Plain Chally's only 1881 cts. per yard.
Fine French Gipghams only 20 cents.
Ladies black Hose at cts.
Linen Table Damask very cheap.
few pieces left beautiful styles, Brilliants, only
20 cents
Berrge de LANES for l2IS cts, worth rs cts.
Plain, dotted, and embroidered Swiss Muslins very
cheap.
Our customers will please remember that all Of the
alb rye goods must be sold by the LIST Of July. We
have also few pieces Silks. different styles, which
will be sold without regard TO cost
No. le opposite Centre Market
may le-lwif Intel 4 STAR