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GRAND EXHIBITION AND NAY BALL,
AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
DAOF. IL. w. NUMBER takes pleasure
Il in announcing to the publ that his Grand
anaI Theatre one T If M; EVESN ese M,r
III, 1855. The most extensive preparation is being
made, which will render this the most magnificent
entertainment that has ever been witnessed in this
city. The Parqueite will be foored over from the
entrance TO the foot Of the stage, throwing the en-
tire Theatre into one immense Ball Room, which
will be decorated in the most gorgeous manner.
Throne for the Queen OF May and her Maids Of
Honor will be erected on the back Of the stage orn-
amented with flowers and banners, surrounded by
scenes OF Fairy land.
The Exhibition in preparation for this occasion
cannot be eKcelled either point Of beauty or the
manner in which the dances are executed.
The following is a programme OF Dances:
l. College Honpipe, by 4 masters,
FL Bolero, by misses,
3. La Cachucha, by misses,
4. Pas Syrian, by miss and master,
5. La Smolenski, by misses,
g. La File du Savateur, by misses,
.. Cracovienne, by misses,
Z. Scotch Dance, by misses,
8. Styr an Waltz, by 2 ladies and gentleman,
10. Fischer's Hornpipe, BY a master,
III. FL Jeleo de Jeres, by a miss,
II. Grand Shawl Dances, by "a misses; in which
Is the GROWING scene, the grand march, and
ascension upon the throne, and grand final
tableaux.
10. The Flower Dance, by % misses, from the
age Of years up to l6, as introduced by the
wonderful Viennose Children in this CITY in
1915. IL Is comprised of is arches and Is
circles or Roses OF every variety and color.
This dance presents one Of the most imposing
spectacles ever witnessed on or of Of the
stage.
The boxes will be reserved for ladIe. during the
exhibition, after which the floor will be cleared for
the whole company.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense attend
ing tn exhibition, the price Of tickets will be ss
usual, only s2-admittiDg gentleman and ladies'
Private boxes may be obtained by calling on Prof.
NJ, at his Saloon, corner Pa avenue and lIth ST.,
from TO 6 O'Clock IN. apSl-Std
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SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, &c.
~ 100 barrels Refined Sugar
20 bags Rio Coffee
46 bags DIN lava do
60 boxes fresh ground do
$50 sacks fine Salt
1000 pounds Hops, low price
Just receixed and for sale by
ap 24-eo3t MURRAY l. SEMMES.
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MATCH RACE FOR o3OO.
$3.50 the Match and $50 added BY the Pro
nYiAtnr ovar fha

COLUMBIA COURSE. ALEXANDRIA co.
THERE will be Trotting Match over the above
O'Clock P. Nj. Mile Heats.
Fl. w. Martin enters b. g. NED HUNT.
Geo. Saith enters &. &. DUTCHMAN.
Fine spoit may be expected.
apr 24-2t' CYRUS MARTIN, Proprietor
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MAY FESTIVAL
AT CARUSI'S SALOON.

ATOMS. COCHEU has the honor 10 announce 10
WI his present and former patrons his friends, and
the public generally, that his May Ball will be given
at CARUsI'S SALOON, on TUESDAY, Mayl.
The following Fancy Dances will be performed:
I. Mlnuet de la Cour and Gavot dc Vestics by a
master and miss
2. Shcpherdess Pastoral Dance, by misses
3, La Cachuca, by miss
4. Highland Fling by a miss
Bohemian Polka, by miss and master
8. The Nynph's Garland Dance, by misses
Z. Grand Fancy Mazourka, by Is misses
8. A Grand Finale.
A regular set Of CotiIlons will be danced BY the
scholars after which the entire floor will be thrown
open 10 the company present.
Mons. Cocheu confidently trusts that, as the same
hlll satisfaction has been expressed by his patrons
a; the end Of this seasons labor the close II
The last and that his Second May Festival will eI
hibit the same brilliant asscmblage, and afford III
same general pleasure. an 93-&s
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rUSTOMERS TO WHOM WE HAVE
~ rendered bills for account TO April Ist are in
formed that our place Of business is still sac Pa
avenue, adjcin na Galt's Jewelry Store, where we
shall be happy to receive cash or notes at short
dates for the amount due.
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
Dealers in Hardware and Coach Trimmings,
Pa. avenue between 9th and 10Th sis.
sp 24-eoIw (IntAOrgsn)
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~ Fifty bushels of green peas were picked
h.s. ,oo 10 20, .; y, on Monday last. They
nave too' In that city, new potatoes.
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n hHRlE ID.

At the Cathedral, Baltimore, on the 23d instant,
by the Rev. Thomas Foley, PRANK 8. HILL, OF
this city, to HANNE c., daughter of the late Col.
ThOs Baker, of Portland, Me.
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CANAL PACKET LIVE TO POINT ROCKS

CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS.
THE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
Il thoroughly repaired, and put i'm first rate ~
order, will commence running on MONDAY, 4sA
the Both instant for toe transportation Of
and light freight between Georgetown and the above
named point, on the most pleasing terms.
The Boat will leave the wharf of w. II. Ritter for
the Point of Rocks on every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY mornings, at Z O'Clock, and the
Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same hour
stopping at the different landings along the line for
the reception and landing Of passengers and freight.
going and returning.
Passage through either way 50, shorter distances
at the same rates. That is to say, from GEORGETOWN
TO Great Falls so cents; Seneca rs cents Edwards
Ferry 81 Manocscy Sl.50.
Meals served regularly on board the Boat st mod
crate rates.
JOHN CROMBAUGH,
Proprietor,
CHARLES MERRILL,
ap 23-lm Captain.
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RELICS FROM ROME.

l HAVE in my possession piece Of the stone pre-
l. sented by the Pope to the Washington Monument,
sufficient to make limited number Of charms.
which can be had in any style of setting, by apply
ingto ]. e. DAILY, Jeweler,
No. 344 street, between 9th and 10TH
ap 24-eO3ts
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BY EXPRESS.

BY EXPRESS.
4 GOOD supply of Spring and Summer GOODS,
IA comprising our usual variety Of Umbrellas,
Parasols, Canes, Gloves, Caps. Summer Hats, OF
various styles, Braces for Ladies' and Gents Silk
and Cotton Hosiery, Undergarments Shirts, Collars,
Neck Tics, Robes de Chambre, Silk and Linen
Hdkfs, Port Monnaies, Razors, Soap, Perfumery,
&c SC, now being received at
BlRGE'S,
ap 24-lw Willards' Hotel.
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reaches, RATS, AND NICE.

NVAOIIEO, MAID, hNU NIUE.
THESE pests can be entirely destroyed by using
Il THE EXTIRMINATOR, which can be used
with more safety and certainty than any article ever
offered to the public.
Price % cents per package.
CHINCH OR BED BUGS
can be entirely removed by few applications Of nv
new preparation. Try It..
Price 25 cents per bottle.
J. b. MOORE, Druggist,
No. ITO Pa. avenue, opp. Seven Buildings.
an 24-eo3t
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TNHG OWNER, HAVING NO USE FOR HEF
L will sell fine bay Mare, about years ~
old, accustomed to single or double harness IN
She may be seen between the hours of and
3 O'Clock, at Mr. SCHWARTS' Livery Stable neal
the War Department an 2E3t
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STEAMBOAT EXCURSION.
LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS

STEAMBOAT EXCURSION.
LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS.
Cslebrat,on Of the Landing of ths Pils-Im
Fathers Of Maryland at ST. Mary, CRY
81. Mary's county, under fks auspices of
Ihs Philodens'e Society of GeOrget0toa.
HE Sommlttee Of Arrangements OF the Young
i Catholics Friend Society, of this IT.
city, have the honor of announcing TO-
the citizens of Washington and its viclniiy, thai
they nave chartered the well known and popular
steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, for the above
mentioned Excursion.
The price of Tickets for the entire trip is IS each.
They can be procured At the following Drug Stores:
kldwell Lawrence, corner of 18th street and
streets; Martin F. Kings. Pennsylvania avenue
ID b. Ciarks's, corner of llth street ard Maryland
avenue; InO 4. Eis's Variety Store, Pennsylvania
avenue; VIM. A. KeBnedy's Bookstore, 7th street
and from Francis McNerhany, Naval storekeeper,
Navy Yard. 49,.
As the number OF tickets is limited, persons de-
sirous of enjoying this interesting Excursion are par
ticularly requested 10 make early application as
above or TO any member of the Committee of Ar
rangements the sales will be closed on Saturday
evening, the 10Th May next.
Arrangements have been made with the proprie.
tor of Piney Point Pavilion whereby comfortable
accommodations for the night viii be secured during
the Excursion. ~.
The George Washington will leave the Steamboat
wharf, at the foet of 18th street, on MONDAY eve
ming, the 18th May next, Al 3 O'Clock and win re-
turn about r. N. on The following Wednesday,
John CARROLL BRENT,
WV. A KENNEDY,
GEORGE HARVEY,
JOHN T. CASSELL,
FRANCIS McNERHANY,
Committee OF Arrangements.
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United States Patent once,

WAsmseros. April %, 1855.
an tie petition Of HIRAM DfILAwAY, Of sard.
" wich, Mass, praying for the extension of o
patent granted to him on the 2lst OF Augu.t ls4I
for an improvement in the construction Of moulds
Tor pressing glass, for seven years from the expi-
ration IF said patent which takes place the 21st
day of August, 1855:
tits ordered, that the said petition be heard Il
the Patent Office en- Monday, the 9th day Of August
next, at IL O'Clock, m; and ell persons are notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to fie
In the Patent Office their objections, specially eet
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to BE-
used ut the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of this Office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
26th ofJuly dispositions and other papers relied up
on as testimony must be filed in the Office on or he
fore the morning of that day; the arguments, j:
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in The
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington
d. c., Daily Republican, Baltimore; Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific American, New York
and the Post, Boston, Mass, once a week for three
successive weeks previous to the 9th of August
next, the day of hearing.
.-..... s. I. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
P.s-Bditorsof the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent 0fica, with q %
per containing this notice. apr 2f--las3v
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OPENING SPRING MANTuLAS.

UPENING SPRING MANTILLAS,
"E are now receiving our second supply O,
w SPRING MANTILLAS, CONFUSING ali the
newest styles and novelties OF the season, and n
such prices to suit the times.
All Ladies, therefore, who have not made tbei,
selections should avail themselves of this rare on
portunity of getting beautiful garment at small
price.
loo new style Parasols just opened, embracing all
the desirable coors.
COLLEY SEARS,
No. 503 Seventh street,
ap Est doors above Pa. avenue
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
-

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON and after Monday, the 23d instant. the trains
Leave Washington at md s1z a. m, and and
On Sunday at 6 m and AZ pm
Leave Baltimore At ~ and 81 a m, and 3 and
81 pm
On Sunday az * and 81 pm.
ap G-d II. H. PARSONS, Agent
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Vh RE WAHD.-Suayed from our Store, No,
QpC 2l2 Pa. avenue, on Sunday morning, the 22d
instant, small brindle-colored Bull Terrier DOG,
marked with white blaze down his face, white on
the back of his neck, white breast and some white
about his feet. Had on when he left leather col-
lar with an iron ring attached, and answers to the
name of Captain.
We will give the above reward for his delivery. cr
any information that may result in his recovery :
up 23-d -. e. OWEN son.
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MANTILLAS.

EAn1LY FLOUR AND Miil Feed
Il l59 bbls choice Family Flour
900 bushels I'LL Feed, for sale az
PIONEER MILLS,
spsi~ AIexandria, Va.
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Doors open at THE Opening Overture will com
mence al O'Clock precisely. &-lt
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A GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND CARPTACp
IA for sale.-Not having a present usefor m
them, viii cell, low, good safe Family I0N
Horse, and light Carriage, which can be- seen ;,
halei's Livery stable, formerly Bohrer's,) Besll
'~ee'' "s"ss""n up l6-lw y
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PART III.
PtanfGtion or Life among the Lor'y
l. Plantation Banjo Song................B Mallory
2. Music under difficulties. Huntington Birch
g. The Three Jolly Spots of The Old
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-on yesterday, the 23d April,
Their: were of Treasury Warrants entered on
thu bonka Of hs Dams ~
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BROAD ROCK RACES,

s&AA E MahI fc %WRsDaY ' IN
@y& APRIL, 1855, and continue
G-G-..sA-a~. FIVE days.
LIST Day, TUESDAY, 24th April A sweep stake for
years old colts and filies-S3o0 entrance-SI0O for
felt; mile heats; closed with the following entries:
Thomas boswell III Brooke's) br BY Baiile
Peyton, dam by Emancipation
Taey and Cheatham gr by Revenue, Gam An
Jno Belcher Is Macon'D b c by Taly-Ho. dam
by Paris.
Chase.
Calvin Green CHI T by Belshazzar, dam by Glencoe
I'd day, Observation-Disclosures purse $50;
two mile heats.
81 day, THURS DAY. 18th April -Proprietor's
purse ST. 0--sngle dash of 8 mies-S50 entrance to
be added to the purse-free for all ages, and SUP
scribers allowed to enter ny number of horses
4th day FRIDAY.-Jockey Club Pu Sc: $500, three
9Th day, SATURDAY. oath April. "A sweepstsksse
forfeit-Inils heats; closed with the following en-
ties:-
John Belcher tP A Prindles) br by Childe Hsr-
D John IN Beleher 10 McDaniers) fRegent; dam by
Bowie K Hall or. c. Union by Register. dam
Gavin Green br westham by Chde HarroIde.
Tai 4 Cheatham ST by Tally.Ho, dam Betsy
White.
Second Race, same day -Proprietor's Purse SIOo;
mile hess CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
The following stake is now open for the fall meet
ing, to commence on Monday, 9th October, 1855:
swee pstake fer all ages mile heats--S500 en-
traneeS $3.50 torfeit-$060 added nv the propretors;
to name and close 1st June. 1851 or more to
make race To be run on Monday, 9th October
The following gentlemen have subscribed: VIM
Gbhon, A Cheatham, Thomas g Moore and Calvin
Green. fe 24-1awtd
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FAIRFIELD SPRING RACES. FOR 1855

WILL commence on
2H> NAY, ana continue for Eve
,,r pAY-A swsep.taie for Sugars old Colts and
Fieys $500 entrance, half forfeit, and closed with
the following entrieG ~
Glencoe, out OF Sally wsrd.
or. Hare names oh. Q. By Tallyho, dam BY Tr1stee
Bowie Hall names Or. O. Union os Aes'"ef'
=; T: boswell names b. I. by Revenue, out Of
G. Green names Oh. c. by Bslshazsar. dam BY Glen.
). sslehsr names oh Q. BY John Blunt, out of Peg.
j. Belcher also names b. O. by Zingaree, dam BY
| Thos. q. Moore names brown colt by Glencoe, out
of LidShamett mare; also sorrel colt by Yorkshire,
j. Tally add A. Chesthsm name b. by Tailyho,
| dam Oratrx.
| lyho, dam Betsey White,
% DAY.-Proprietor's Purse S2oo--2 mile heats.
spn DAY.IJocasy Club I Purse s. mile nile heats
| 5rH DAY.-A match RAGS for $1,000 aside, mile
hests.
Revenue, dam Andrewetts.
David Mcdaniel names his BIC by Hawkins Pr:am
SAME DAY-A sweep.tate for years old Colts
and Fieys, mile heats. Slo0 entrance, half forfeit,
and closed with the following entries
DR.. A. Crump names b. BY Cnilds Harold, out Of
D. w. HsxalI names b. 9. by Childe Harold. out
| of rriam mare.
s. C. Macon names b. c. by Taliyho, dam by Paris
DR. r. H. Cabeil names b. c. BY Zingaree, dam By
imp Prism.
The following Stakes are now proposed to be rur
| at the Spring meeting:
| IA sweepstake for years old $500 entrance hal
| forfeit. mile heats, or more to make race-to bt
the first day of the meeting, to name ant
close the list day of March.
2 Sweepstake for years old Colts and Filleys-
| to be the 4th day of the meetiDg-S2o0 en-
trance half forfet-S or more to make race, to nam'
ana close as abeve-mile heats
s. A Post Stake, to be the Fairfield Cours
the last day of the Fall meeting of 1855, with Colt
G and FiIleys then years old. mile heats, $500 en-
trance, p. p, or more to make race, to close oil
the lst day of March next.
ia 5-2awtd JOHN BELCHER. Proprietor.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
RUsHTON CLARK g. co. s

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofuia, &c.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
l. 4 CO. being dissolved by the death of w l..
RUsHToN, 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the firml their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
4 CO, surviving partners ard sole successors. 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundland to su-
perintend its manufacture, and he IS the only ID ug
gist who went from the United States for that
purpose; and he will continue his supervision of
that branch of business, will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine As success in its depends
upon its purity. be particular to that tho sigma
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK co is over the
cork of eech bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been usina the Oil of other makers, without sue.
cess have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering. to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK CO., for many persons have initiated
our style of bottle and label, for the purpose OF
pslming off inferior article; and since Mr.. Rush
toms death. there has been RushtoIs Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
Rushton, Clark Il Co the Only representatives of
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK co.
The genuin. Oil Of Hegeman, Clark Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO, and by Druggists ger.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia
fe 1S-HLwSm
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enrrIcIsMs OF TIrY pppss

We have been too long dependent on foreisn
teaching for cur Southern families and therefore /,
afford. US pleasure TO soc Virginia ladies' tahns
fsnd In the world OF Iitefaturs.-P PETERSBURG Dsi,,
Express ts
The contents OF the present flanusry, No. ind.
cate that tho work will prove itself worthy OF mi.
versal favor ~ Petersburg Inc.
without sectsranssm. isa most une xesp tion.
able work ~ SoufAsids Dem -, ps s.s7
The pfeaent u snuasyl No. u filled with instruc-
tive and interesting matter a risht nahls .nss1
ess and We bid e with all oar heart sd
Journal and coed auxiliary ID prosnosine 6oufher
Rel. Herald. IS IS ss.si..s :
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ap.r,rscx AND "PArN"--The New Orleans
picayune abridees the following capital story from
: Naffhefn pApert

.p.-,r.cr, Arp "PArN"--The New Orleans
picayvne abridses the following capital story from
. Nosthern paper;
,.scher Of music. Ia pleasant town 10 Massachu
set.s, and Ia his school, one winter, was pretty
givl come twenty years old, named Patience Ad-
ANS. who having made . strong Impression upon
Mr. PAYNE, he lost no time In declaring his attach
uneni, which Misa A. recip7ocated and an engage
rnent ives the result. just a. Mr.. P.s attentions
became public, and the Tact oil an enlargement vas
generally understood the school being stu 10 con
tlaaanee and all parties on certain evening 1ens
present Mr. Payne without any thought OF the
words, named a. q tune for the commencing exer-
cisr sFederai Street." In that excellent collection
Of church music "The Carnina Sscra" Every
one loved Patience, and every one entertaiaed the
htxhest respect for Payne; and with hearty good
win on the part OF all the school, the chorus com.
menced
"see gentle Patience smile on Pain,
= See dying hope revive again"
The coincidence was 80 striking, that the gravity
Of the young ladies and gentlemen could scarcely
be restraioed long enough to get through the tune
The beautiful young lady was sill more charming
with her blushing checks and modesily cast down
eyes, while the teacher was 90 exceedingly en-
barrsssed, he knew not what he did Hastily
turning over the leaves Of the book, his eye III
upon . well known tune, and he called out dun
dee" The song began as soon as sufficient order
could be restored, and at the last line of the follow.
log stanza rose to a climax:
"Let not despair nor fell revenge
Be to my bosom knowu;
Oh give me tears TOR others woes,
And Patience for my own"
Patience was already betro,hed; she was In fact
his in about year aiterward they became maj
and wife.
Then gentle Patience smiled on Payne,
And Payne had Patience for bis own.
Ills pleasantto be able to add that they still live
four or FIVE little pleasant Psynes have been adde
to the family, which 10 one of the happiest to b
found 10 this beautiful world.
We call that very pretty story.
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NJ A. sTURDIvANT, ArroRsgY At

~. Law AND Notary PUBLIC, practices In all the
Courts of the City OF Richmond and in the adoinin
Counties VIII take dispositions to be read In tn .
United States Court in the Virginia State Courts and
in the Courts Of other etsies whose authors
ize Notsries to take dispositions. VIII also take ae
knowledsmens, &c, TO deed, for the foIlowina
States and Territories Alabama Connecticut Iils.
nois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Masnachusetts, Mich.
gan. Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio.
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia al
Wisconsin
Office on 18th street, between Main and Bank ste.
ia i7-2m N'
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ACoPy-Teste:
JOHN Fl. HARRISON. D. C..

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. WING BUILDrNG,}
r. Edmond, February "a 1855 /
All pc rsons interested hereby notified that on
Saturday, the tenth day of March next at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, stall proceed to perform the duties required
of me By the decree, whereoftbe above is a true
copy, RICH. III. CARY
lie <c--dioe Com'r.
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DWYEk'S DOMESTIC CALENDAR
PATENT APPLIED FoR.)

i 1aOAEC, L fopEletOTS OF Hotels. Schools
Public lnHtitaiiops ard all persors having
LdUNDRl to DO Ironed or Calendsred are re-
specuaiiy invited to exaioine these Maehipss a..
PLETF. ~ " w ~VN''
Persons who have used even the cumhrou. cid.
isseioned Mar gle, may know souethins OF its uti.
ny ana 20 those who have not used one will be
briefly enumerated the many advantages combined:
fhe style In which the articles are cALEn
DARED; also the saving ia time labor and money!
one woman can perfectly smooth end highly glaze
more kaunaIS sach a. sheetns, Table Cloths, Cur
.aine, Eapkins Towels and numerous other articles
" one das thsn can several with Smoething Irons
Eusi entirely dispensed with at all seasons, the
calendar producing its glaze entirely
BY COLDPR PRESSURE.
Houre Linens will last much longer. - u 10 soon
decayed BY the OF hot irons applied to Il when
dsmp-eaeh application ofthe Calendar producipga
high soss aud retaining the pesriy whitsnessi and
being provided with India II ubber SpIinss, 10 war
!anted aot nlare the most delicate Lace or most
beautiful Shawl
Servants can be shown their use In few minutes;
nor can they except wifuIly destroy them, 81 they
are wholly Constructed Of metal highly finished and
occupy but about four fest square of room. The
saynr siiected win soon pay for one, that will last
6pr generations There are two sizes to suit the -.
tabli.hmenE It different prlcea MAnufsctursd fer
the Proptieior It the Esels Foundry, BY Mr. Rshm
AID for exhibition and sale BY Mesars LARUa 8
SHINE. Mefa ~ hfonuond. fel7-lms