davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1855-06-08
Pure Refined Calcined and Ex-
ira CarbOnated Salerafus.

THIS eaicined Saleratas will commend itself TO
j. every family using it. The manufacturers guar
antee It's purity. - iiiA ~
Sole agent for the sale OF this saeatus In Washing
ton Territory. '+sN tf t"Ni
March 20. .'is5S. 9Ou lse w goN Is4I SOON
, 1855-06-08

May Flower, Ell Sacramento,
EFT. HUDSON LINDEN, AND OUR GEN
ERAI BRANDS OF TOBACCOS OF
JONES & HUDSON'S MANUFAC-
lH"HH TtJRE
TIHE May FlowerN is put up expressly for retail
i trade, II plugs to the pound aud It 4 admitted
by all who have tried IT, % be the best they have
ever tasted. For sale by lfr ~ lll
SAM. II. PRICAARD,
Up stairs, corner Battery and Sacramento Sts.
San Francisco.
Goods bought on commission and forwarded 10 sny
uart of the mines
March 81 1856. lm2g
, 1855-06-08

Settle Up! Pay Up!!
A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted /, the
n hte firm Of CLARK & PATTON, either by note
or book account, for work done In the line Of black
snng, are requested 10 settle the same To save fur
ther trouble, within two months from this date with
J. c. Patton who will at all times be found at the
blacksmith shop, to attend to the same.
J. c. PATTON.
Olympia, June 9th, 1925. n39.
, 1855-06-08
Removal.

NE h0UISSOnI sas 60.
HAVE RENovEDlro THEIR NEW STORE, ~
Corner Main and Fourth Streets, Olympia, ".
, 1855-06-08
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
nEcrED WEEKLY ron THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
OLYMrIA, VI. T., June s, 1855.


.lO1l2 Sugar, bro. u u. l2l@15
l2dC 10 Sugar, white crash.
, 1855-06-08

Tar1T
1iaol
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoReEfcwN, April 10, 1856

GEORGETOWN, April 10, 1855.
Persons living or doing business along the
line canal, between this and the Point Of
Rocks will doubtless be pleased to learn that
the packet boat Congress is now undergoing a
toorougn overhsuline and rsmodelipg, fot the
purpose OF being run regularly, on and after
the 5Oth inst, between the above mention cd
point. From our personal knowledge OF the
parties who have the matter In hand, We feel
authorised in assuring the public that the diff.
ncuities and delays which they have hereto
tore been subject to on this route will fafely.
Y ever, occur This will be a great benefit.
We also learn that the proprietor have
some grounds for hope that they will succeed
In obtaining the transportation of the mails
from the District to the Point of Rocks. The
following post offices are situated Immediately
on the route, and We are assured that persons
In the neighborhood Of each, often meet with
considerable delays, trouble, and difficulties
in obtaining their correspondence Great
Falls. for the accommodation of those on.
gagged on the water works; Senaca, Edwards
Ferry, and Monocacy. This route being much
shorter and more direct than the one the
mail now has to 90, 1t is confidently believed
that they could be delivered by it much more
promptly and in less time than thew now Are.
Flour and Grain Market.-The former is
firm at $1O.75 $1l.0O, and the latter at $40
$2.45 for red wheat, and 50 As $2.55 for
white. Sale yesterday of 1000 bushels of
corn; white at $1.09, and of 500 bushels at
Sl10. SproTATop
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PIE RSONAL.

-. The Secretary Of the Navy left the
Washington navy yard this, morning on his
Way home, in the u. s. steamer Engineer.
Master L 5. Olmstead, u S N in command
lie will reach Norfolk tonight
-. Judge Gilchrist, of the Claims Court,
il at williards
80. The Hon T. P. Stanton Of Tennessea
and the Hon. T. Rives of Virginia, are a,
Browns.
go. Hon. Alexander Ramsey, formerly q
representative in the Congress of the United
States, and late Governor Of Minnesota terri
tory, has been elected Mayor of ST. Paul, by
large majority.
80. Col. FL. l. Kinney has published let.
ter in the New York papers, in relation to the
new organization, The Nicaragua Land and
Mining Comp any," which, he says, has no
conneIion with "the Central American Com.
Pany" The interests of the latter being all
10 the MusquitO territory, while those CT the
former are in lands obtained from Mr. Fabeps
our present Consul at San Juan, who ha:
msde large purchases from individuals, and
u concerned in the present enterprise
Inc company, he remarks is formed for sgri.
cultural and mining purposes
''.' Hon. K c. Winthrop has been elected
President Of the Massachusetts, Historical So.
ciety.
80. Rachel, the great French trassdisnns
is compelled to abandon her project Of VISITING
this country the Minister Of State mot v;.b.
ing that Paris should lose one of its brigbts.,
theatrical ornaments, and making use Of hi,
legal power to retain her in France.
80. One young man in the vicinity of Bos
ton shot himself last week, because he could
not get a wife, and another because he coulc
not get divorce.
.... Dr. Henry Brugsch, who was sent q
the close Of 1852, by the King of Prussia, upol
scientific mission to Egypt, Is about publish
ing the results Of his researches The publ
cation is to appear in numbers every tv
months for four years
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

IN addition to the practice Of law as heretofore,
i in all the Courts Of the District, and in The Su-
prems Court Of the United STATES the undersigned
will devote himself assiduousIy 10 the prosecution of
Claims against the Govemme nj, in the above Court
Established in this city BY act Of Congress- approved
March, 1859 WI ich has cogniIance II all claims
arising under the Constitution, founded upon any
law OF Congress, or upon any regulation Of an Ex-
ecative Department, or upon any contract, express
or implied, with the Government of the United
States, or any of its officers or agents. When the
claim is established in this c.urt, and appropria-
ton made by Congress for the purpose, the claimant
vii! be paid at the Treasury of the United States.
All claims against the Government must hence
forth be prosecuted in said court and not before
Congress as heretofore.
NJ. THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
ap l9-lt Washington CITY, ID. C..
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ATTACK UPON AN IxrELL1sENcs OFFICE

ATTACK UPON AN INTELLIGENCE OYpIcz-
Considerable excitement was created yesterday
morning, in Rivington street and its vici nifty
by the collection of about a thousand German
and Irish laborers, in front of an intelligence
Office kept by DR.. Charles Meyers, at No. Is
in that street. 1t appears that the DR.. had
advertised for large number of laborers to
60 into the country to work at 81 SO per week,
and considerable number had called upon
him, and paid him 81 each, as q fee, but after
wards thinking that they had been swindled,
they mustered large force and repaired to
the Dr.. place to seize him, but he not being
There they captured his clerk, and took himto
the Mayors Office, whore he made affidavit
that he bad only been hired tho day previous
and was ignorant Of any attempt to defraud the
laborsrs. He was then discharged, and
warrant was issued for the arrest of Meyers
". 7. Sua.
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...3S9,664 673,234 962,S9S

Small Balances Due the 9overnment.-As
the law stands, the accounting officers of the
Treasury Department have, up to this time,
been compelled to refrain from calling on Off,
oials reported by the other departments to
them a. their Disturbing officers for balances
shown to be in their hands; insomuch az the
law presumes that they may at any moment
Dc called on to disburse such funds That is,
while such persons remain in the public ser
vice. More or less OF those rated BY law .,
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD & COAL.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF SENATE u s.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ this
~ office until IL O'Clock on Monday the 9Th NAV
next, for furnishing and delivering in the vaults OF
the Capitol, on or before the first day of October
anthracite white ash coal, in Jumps not less than
three nor moe than six inches in diameter and en-
urely free of slate or other foreign substance.
ALSO, for one hsndred anu fifty cords best hick-
DRY WOOD 10 be measured at the expense of the con-
tractor, in the Capitol yard, sawed in two pieces,
and properly packed away in the vaults ;-the whole
to be subject to the inspection and approval of The
Secretary Of the Senate.
Security for the fait Iful performance of the con.
tract for furnishing the above articles to the salts
faction Of the Secretary Of the Senate will be re-
quired.
Proposals may be separate, and should be endorsed
and directed 10 the Secretary Of the Senate. a,
Washington. lS-law3v
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SEEING TIE ELEPHANT. gers VII

SEEING TIE ELEPHANT.-Passenge who
travel by the New York and New Haven cars
have grand chance Of "seeing tho elephant -
Going from New York, the cars pass the farm
of P. I. Barnum, mile or 50 before reaching
Bridgeport, Ct. On that farm, and in plain
view from the railroad, an elephant may be
seen every pleasant day, attached to large
pillow, and doing up the ''sub soiiing" in first
rate style, at the rate of about three distinct
double horse teams. The animal is perfectly
tractable. His attendant rides him while a
colored man guides the pillow. The elephant
is also used for carting large loads of gravel
in cart arranged puiposely for him, and in
drawing stone on q stone boat or drag, in
piling up wood, timber, TO-, and in making
himself generally ussful.-N. y. Iyi6xne.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
JOHN II. sHOOT.


South side of Bridge street, seay High,
GEORGETOWN, ID. C,
HAS received and is now offering very general
Ill assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
In his stock will be found a good assortment Of
Of neU style
Light Spring Silks
Best make black do
Befeges, Grenadines, Tissues
Blk modes and bright cold Challies
Berege and Chaliey De!aines, Mousseliues
Real French Chintxes and Rilliants
Organde and Jaconet Lawns
Real imported Lawns, fast colors, at l2xc.
Real French and Scotch Emb.oideries, cheap
Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Emb'd and plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief
great bargain
yaconet, Swiss, Nainsook, and Plaid Muslins
Rich figured and dotted do
Bajous Kid and Alexander's Silk Gloves all
colore
Ladies, Misses, and Cents Hosiery, all kinds
Parasols Of every shade and price .
Rich English fast colors Prints al l2h
With first rate assortment Of
MEMS AND Boys WEAR.
Also, Sheetings and Shirungs Of the best makes in
Linens and Cotions
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins ToweIling,, Fur
nlture Chintzes, white Spreads
Domestic Goods generally
Having made large purchases from the Phisdel-
phia and New York auctions, | am prepared 10 Of
Ter great inducements to cash prempt custoEers.
ap io-lm j. H. SM0TT.
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$50 900 worth Boots & Shoes,
SP RING PPLY.
IRON HALL
BOOT, SHOE AND INK
ESTABLISHMENT

ESTABLISHMENT,
Pa. Gueaue, bet,ceen Ninth and Tenth Streets
Just received and receiving daily my spring as
u sortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boys -.
and Childien's BOOTS and SHOES.
FOR LADIES. Y"
Ladies' colored. bronze and black Caters, -
McCurdy's, IS TO 2 90
Do morocco and kid Slippers and Ties, do, 62lS
to 90
Do carpet and velvet Slippers for house, do, 81 x
worth 90
For Muses. and CIiLdrea.
Misses coored, bronze and black Caters, ] 90
Do morocco and kid (alsO white) Slippers for
the May Ball
Chiidren's white kid Slippers
Do Caters and Slippers all colors
For Gentlsmen.
Gentemen's Patent Leather coIored kid and black
Congress Caters, some
thing new
DO do and calf Pumps Frencb)
and walking Shoes
For Boys and Youths
Boys Patent Leather Pumps for the Nav Balls
Do Calf Shoes Of all KINGS
Youths do do
DO Patent Leather Pumps for May Balls.
The above stock 10 perhaps the most desirable in
the city from which 10 make selections. In embras
ces every variety, and will be sold at the Lowest
prices. q. p. HOOVER
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk Establishmt.
an l9-eO6t
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AGENTS gCR TIE STAR.

The following persons are authorized
to contract for the publication of adver-
tisements in the Star:
Philadelphis-V. B. PALMER, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PRrTINGILL & Co.
Nassau street.
BOston-V. B. PALMER, Scollay's
Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

IHxIaRArIos.-Al large number Of European
immigrants arrived at New York on Tuesday.
The James Foster and West Point brought-the
first $50, and the second $50 in the Storage /;
tho Francis A. Palmer, from Havre, Ais; and
tho Devonshire, from London, 1876,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

MILK AND WHIskY.-In consequence o.
the probable stoppage Of the breweries and
distilleries in New York, and the present re-
duction of work preparatory to that stoppage
the milk dealers have already raised the
price of that article rs per cent. The peopl.
of Gotham have, to a certain extent, q pro
hibitory milk as we'll as q prohibitory liquor
Law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

oHoorISG AFFAIR.-A difficulty occurred
In Buffalo, N 7, yesterday, between a man
named Forbes, lately from California and
another BY the name Of Schaler, of Buffalo, in
which the former shot the latter, although not
considered dangerous. The origin of the affray
Is said to be schaler's intimacy with Forbes
wife Forbes has been committed for an ex-
animation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

JOB PRINTING.-The public are in
formed that we are now prepared to exc
cute job printing In all its varieties, from
cards, ball tickets, &C., to (show billy
posters and book work, as well and a.
low rs at any other Office in Washington,
and with equal dispatch. Give US q call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

TaE METHoDIsrs AND THE REMOVAL OF
JUDGE LoRISG.-It is said that when the now,
reached the Methodist Conference, in session
at Chelsea, Mass, on Saturday, that the adj.
dress for the removal Of Judge Loring, had
passed the House of Representatives, the
whole body, Some three hundred strong, rose
to their feet and gave three cheers. -Boston
Iekegraph
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WARD FoUR.-Ward Ais rich and famor.
In 1854, the assessed valuation of resI ests,:
in the ward was S3I 535, 900; the psrsenaI
property was valued at $45 975, 200; making
total assessed valuation of $67, SIC. 200 This
is six millions more than the last val q alton of
real estate in tho whole State of Vermont
1t is more than four tunes the valuation Of
the real and personal estates in Boston in the
year 1900; and more than double the whole
Boston Daily Bee.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE ,h,, :,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE thar the
I subscriber hath obtained from the Ornh,n,s
Court Of Washington County, in the District or Co.
lSoa, leer n .samentay on the personal estate
ceased All persons having claims ssainsr ihe .s;d
deceased, are hereby warned 10 srfihif rbs s.
with tne vouchers thereof to the subscrber. On 3,
v;ss ~ She Gay march next; they may other
estate. ~ oeoeut VI the SAID
"Neh uhoer my hand this 18th day of March. las5
mar 9o-Th3w P1,.
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TThe Cincinnati Paid Fire Department
cost, during the year ending April LIST, 1855,
the city corporation the sum, Of $9O,576 II,
which maintained q Department embracing
l6 companies, $50 members, 49s pipemen, dri.
vers. watchmen, and officers, Is engines lin.
GLIDING the two steam enginss,) 81 hose car.
riages, 20, 1853 feet of hose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

ZEE POOLE MURDER.-Judge Cowles has
decided to take bail in the sum of SIC. 600 each
Tor Morrisssy and Irving, and $40, 900 each for
Hyler, Ling, and Van Pelt Turner and Pau.
dsne were not admitted to bail These parties
were engaged in the Poole murder, which o..
CURED In New York city some time since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

PEA NUrs.-Ihe Norfolk Herald states tb at
within year just closed, $50, 900 worth of pea
mus nave been shipped from that city to the
North, through tbs agency of a single house.
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WOOD & CHRISTY'S
Gel RATED ORIGINAL NEW YORK
MINsTR"Ex7.

M HO for eight years were fixed stars i'm Gotham,
w and who, since the destruction by FIRE of their
Hall in Broadway, in Decenbe last, have been
playing with immense success IA Philadelphia are
concluding brilliant engagement in Baltimore, and
will make their first apps arance in Washington on
MONDAY next, for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
BIRCH that funniest of Africans, MURPHY,
HUNTINGDON, COLLINS, and the rest of them
will be here.
Citizens of Washington have now the opportunity
of hearing the best band erer organized
o.
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STILL THEY COME

STILL THEY GOMEZ
GREAT DESTR UC7TOy IN DRY GOODS
only think, yard wide Lawns only S cents.
" Yard wide Lawns only cents
y ard wide blcached Cotton only 6k cents
Do Furniture Chintz, only S cents
Beautiful Berege Delaines, only cents
Do COlOred RriIliants, only % cents
Do 90 ChintI, only % cents
Bleached Sheeting yards wide, only 33c.
ITish Linens, only 81 &c.
Ladies' cotton hose, only &c.
Do black Silk Mits, only 25c.
Plain Bereges, only a0c.
Figured Bereges, loo.
Dress Silks al awful low prices
White Grape Shawrs a awful low prices.
Also, large lot Of Domestic Goods, which mus
be sold to close business about the LIST July.
"NO HUMBUG.n
Come early, and get the greatest bargains ever o.
fered ia this market, at the
WASHINGTON STORE,
Gate Maeruder Calverts,)
No 16 opp. Centre Market, bet 9Th and 9th sr.
an lS-lw
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DURE WINES

DURE WINES
D. 50 / casks "CogsweIl' Canary
10 DO Pale BuceIlas
10 do Red do
10 do Palhetins
imported direct from the Vineyards Of the Domin-
leans, OF Corpo Santo, Portugal.
10 casks ROYAL Wine Company's Port, war
ranted
Is do Burgundy Port
For sale by b. I. SEMMES,
ap 1915 UnteD 3e9 Pa. avenue.
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q The public schools of San Francisco,
says the Daily Sun Of that city, arc very much
crowded with pupils, and in every district
youths are daily refused admission because of
the impossibility Of finding room for them.
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CANTON TEA COMPANY,

1NU UIV OettWH TTee-.
Tyson SKIN, an excrllent, cheap and healthy
Ill Green Tea, just received and worthy the al
tention Of dealers and consumers
Imperial Tea fr,An so cents to 81 25; Gunpowdel
from 621< TO 81 so; Young Hyson from 376 cents
up; Old Hyson IS cents and 81; Black Teas of al
descriptions, from 30 cents to 81 50.
The above are retail PRICES Cash dealers will
find il TO their advantage to give us a call
All Teas warranted 10 prove as represented
ap l9-ft HALL & HENNING.
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- ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
IN by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
RuRkS - COCHR AN

E~40s Pennsylvania Avenue, are re ~
- ceiving their Spring and Summer supVA
ply of GENTLENEN'S BOOTS, SHOES, AND
Pumps, comprising every ew style, and all Of The
approved styles h, retofore worn.
Our assortment Of ladies', Boys, and Chidrens'
foOts and Shoes will be found very complete.
We have had our our stock made up with great
this season, and enabled TO OFF, 10 our Gus
toners goods that cannot be eKcelled, il equalled
The public generally are respectfully invited 10
call and examine our stock and prices, which they
Will find TO compare favorahly with any house the
city. BURNS COCHRAN,
40s Pa. avenue, bet. AZ and 9th sts.
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TWO SECOND HAND PIANOS FOR SALE
L or rent upon reasonable term, al the Washing
ton City Depot for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co,
Bacon Raven, and other Pianos.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
epa SOC Pa. avGuus
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NEW MILLINERY.

MISS THOMPSON has Just received another
wi invoice Of those fashionable ca ape and -,
Silk HATS, from New York. Those ladies ~ Ill
who failed 10 supply themselves at our last ~
opening are now offered another opportunity, and
would q" well TO call early and have the first seec
tons, as we are selling them of rapidly.
Orders solicited and promptly executed.
HUTCHINSON g. MUNRO.
31O Pennsylvania avenue.
dp lo-02W Intel cost
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DOG LOsT.-SB REwARD.-Lo,t, yesterday,
IL 18th instant, young brown setter ~
PUP, with white breast, and tail uppedEA&
with white. Had on patent leather col
lar, lined with red morocco, on the plate Of which
was engraved &C. A. Shafer, 10th street"
The above reward will be paid to any one leaving
him at the store of Calf Brs Pa. avenue, between
9th and 10th streets ap 1885,
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BARGAINS FOR CASH.-Toys in great
ID variety and very cheap. Combs Of every =
scnpuon, Porte Monnaies, Buck Purses, China
namenu, Perfume Stands, Barry's Tricopherous
Lyons KathsiIol, &C., for sale at extremely low
prices al LAMMOND,S. 7Ih an
1--3f
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NEW GOODS.

T AIDES, you are invited 20 call and examine my
IL new stock Of FANCY GOODS, BONNETS,
Ribbons, TRIMMINGS and FLATS just received
IRON New York. F. r. MYER, Agent,
ap l6-ds No. q Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-19

ELORENTINE, MOSAIC, LAVA, AND PINE
Il Cameo Jewelry.-Just received a case of n W
and elegant Jewelry consisting of Fiorentine Mosa-
ic, Lava, and fine c meo brooches, Earrings,
Bracelets, &C. of the latest Styles to which we call
the especial attention OF purchasers.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
324 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
apr l9-3l
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KID GLOVES.-Received this day, by e1
IN press, Is dozen more of those fine Kid Gloves,
at fifty cents a pair.
WALL STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next to Iron Hall.
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NEW MILLINERY

NJ KS: HAsKIN begs leave TO inform the ladies'
~ OF Washington aud lis vicinity, that she
VIII open on "Wednesday, the 18Th instant
al ner residence, No. 6e5, corner of 18th
snd streets, (lsland,) a variety OF MILL w.
NEhY, consisting OF the latest style Of Donnsae,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c. Also, q variety Of otht-'
Lining and trimming Bonnefs, IS cents.
+. 3. Ordeu filled al the shortest notice.
spl7 81 -
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NOTICE.-O. & A. RAILROAD.
-ASh The splendid Steamer GEORGE
6sPAGE will leave her slip, foot
o Sevehth street, daily, at O'Clock a. m for Cor
louisville, Charlotte, vile and stanton.
Breakfast on board the boat
ace. "a pvTurp C.n,.;a
ap ~ 2ws
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ID AN AWAY.-S1O REWARD.-JOHN
III my negro man, aged about so years ran away
from my farm in Alexandria county. Va, on Mon
day, 18th instant He stoops in his walk had on
gray irock coat and gray pants. He has wife At
Mr.. A. Gladman's, on 9th street, near the boundary
in Washington. | think he is lurking about there.
He also has sister at Mr.. Marbury's, in George
town. JOHN NJ. YOUNG,
Coach Maker,
Corner Of X street and Pa. avenue.
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lS-lw sol street, corner Of l2th.

old RYE AND MOHONGAHELA
~ Whttkey
IS bbls Westmoreland county, Pa, pure Old Rye,
from 70 Is years old
$50 b5ls "Yannissee" and magnolia whiskey
For sale Ly b. SEMMES,
apls-3t InteD 300 Pa avenue.