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saw aud saw Blades.

THONStTT. PIT. Pannel. Rip. lemon,
Y Steel and brass back; Butchers. Eow.
Webb. Pruning. Back snd Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them Of
Spear Il .Iackson'sn make. Always on
hand ut the Hardware store Of
lan21-y. LsRsu,ER Il LANour.
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Another Fresh Supply.

ISL recelved cr+r steamer laurel Hill,
- another lot okt,ents, Fire Calf Poets
and Erogans A lso an additional supply of
Best Rnsset E,ogsns. u aides, Ch'ld,en's
ard Misses Boots ana Shoes in great valie-
ty and We. low iot Cash.
may3 " !. 8. HACKLFY.
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" ATFR C'sterps nsippers and Fwers;
w oval oe'ason and co'c,eI Hall Lamps !;
enamelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sante Pans; turned brass Preserve ket.
ties. cast iron and ealthen spi'toons: oval
square aud Gothic Walters salvers and
lea Tra;. arp Globes; Climmers and
Wick 'eh cen'er table French Busters;
common Yankee ditto. common wooden.
Furnished, R'it'ania anil silver plated Ia
BILE Castor, at MuNrsN & t,uettr.
NAYS. Chntrh street.
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MONTAN & HUGUET.
Notice.

II r undersigned has this day associated
| with him in the Hardware business
JOHf S. HDGUET, and thankful 10 his
patrons for their liberal patronage. solicts
. continuance Of past favors for the new
firm.
apis y. e. MONTkN
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Noc,se" Ware. Hreo ms, brushes. &c.

HAND H,ooms W'srs Heath Horse.
VI White wash Marking, scruhhing Cob
web and Paint Brushes. CIntns Reels !;
Pufter nasl,ers. Towel Rollers. Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons: Salad F"'ks ,
Wooden Pals: F'sgios: Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets: Greco nirrers;
Wash boards Wood Scoops; J'avs. Fails,
&c MONTAN " HUGUET.
mayf fhurch street.
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Mechanics Tools,

DENcH Screws Cabinet Clamps. Spear
- q 1acksons Saws Plains " all kinds
Ange's and Anger Bits. B,sc. and Brace
Bits Hatchcits Hammers. Carvers Tools,
Gimblets end Ccopers Bits. Cooper. Rjv-
cts &C. hinvtar & HuI,rr
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Frcuch Window GLASS.

pECEIvED per ship OHrHAS,'
! from New York. an assert eni Of window
elass. g by 1hs-tnh by q $ ~ hy 16---'9 hv 1e,
l6 by 600 nv sn--Fn ny A. Also, pi'tsinrs
'clear'' and Waterford Glnss always on hand
and for sale either by the hnx or at retail. ~,
dec5-y MOSTAN 4 IiEGCET.
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THE GENTS DEPARTMENT..

Especially seec'ed 10, this market and
guaranteed tn lie he best Workmanship.
and latest Vie. comprising. suits Of
Cnl'd tssnire'Ies suits ri Checked
Matseliess. suits " Black fallen Cloth
Mf'i'o, heapoo. aud Alpaca Goats,
:. Pants
Brown Linen. Drill and other styles Of
sum- p, Goats aud Pants Fancr | mcn
h,lll IN patterns aud by The va'd Under
Ge'nn,t s2in inen and Cotton, SILK
Muslin ',av ts, Hall Hose. Gloves
Panama Hats, S'taw Hats for Young
America
SPECIAL attention is paid 10 our custom
ere X ''"n the variety NJ our stock per
fort III is ~ all eases assured at
n,,5 7 SIMON e. 90
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y. ;Sia,sgn s. Co.

THERE Is NOTHING Of more i,npor-
tan@ to this community than to know
where 10 get. PERFECT FITS. at suita-
bic prices. !, SIMON l. CO.. filled with
sama'itan like philanthropy, would res
rectlully direct the weary with being
humhlsgedl people, of this honest place
to 'he'* establishment, opposite the Post
nf}trp u hote tbn
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Police MATTERS.

tvThe City Marshal arrested on Thurs
day, Sevarin Pallow f IN. {. for being drunk
IN The streets. lie was taken out yester-
day and discharge on promise Of better
behavior. and paving costs
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The inefficient Ihysiairn " II Mt once perceive
that ~, w.tsr ~ aeessey tie mast vnlu III. ,,ted
picnl l'n ites ! v w. v. Htpl wv
TIL. following n,rtea atntipnsn of The highest
standing IN the meiical profession. add their
tip,nny 10 the above. aud recommend the wa,t,
IN Il highest tetms for the cure II pysprpsln
Fnteraleia, Nenralsin nsnrsv. rhrnnir hisrnsps
ufihe Kiln ", liYsr.sple n and I}awe y errniaa
In al It's varieties. s.ass ~ the skin, and nast
sl' the ch,nnic ailments that females are subject
In In lIia cliln.t 10
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Alxth Judicial Diatrict Court
Judge William B. RoptRrsoN, Presiding

JuUEG W TET.INW D. NVBFRTSUN, TFSTUITIR.
7husday June s. sje--Tbe Court met
according 10 adjournment,
evil CASES.
G. G. Media ton vs X N. Knox--Nc.
1910 Judgment for plaintiff for balance
do as assignee.
Elizabeth Stephenson wife We Robert
Ing.aham husband No. 1882 Judgment
in favor Of plaintiff decreeiug divorce.
Gusman vs. WaIker-No. 1900 Dis
missed At plaintiffs cost
The Court adjourned until Tomorrow
morning al 10 o'clock.
Gazette
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Wooden Ware !!

\ XE Hatchet, Tile Anger ard Chisel
n Handles, CIothe Lire Reels, Hrse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools for sale by
m,yG NlONTAN X HTGUET.
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U s. GovERNMENT F ,NANCEs.--The
Tex". debt il now rapidly being audi
ted at the Treasery Department. at
Washington. Aft-r paying rising
seven millions on this score, Including
interest. there will. It il sail. be sur.
plus N: the close Of the fiscal year, on
the 18th Of June, estimated at owe,
$l7,O0O.0OO.
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EMBROjDERlEs.

End Chemiselis aud Sleeves in joots !;
Rich Guipnre Lace Collars great var
iety Of Silk anil Lace Manteiles Fml,'d.
lsronet Bands, very rich Emh'A Ladies
lauikerhefs; Cnbd. Skirts. niln-
Try for ski,ts a large variety Of siir
larasols. Fans. silk Gloves and Filet
n,ifs kr n
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u The Regular Monthly Communities
tion Of st. Jemes Masonic Lodge will take
place tins, Saturday night, at the Hall foot
of Church street
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RA's.-On going TO press yester-
day evening. = very heavy rain was
falling in this place.

MEsr,Ns Or rHE CRY Corrc,L.- An
adjourned meeting d the City Council,
will take place at The Mayors Office, this
evening At 3 o'clock.
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/, "a RnEN.
z. sRNJtNIS.

q. BARBEs. 2. sRgJtMIS
BARBEE e BENJAMIN,
(Sueceasors 10 s. H. .sayt e Oh
COM M lEN1ON MERCHANTS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & WESTERN PRODUCE.
FRONT ig7HE'ET
nAvfNG succeeded the Arm ots. NJ. HART Go i,
IL We are prepared 70 carry on the same husi-
ness heretofore conducted BY them. VIII buy and
sell m commission; make liberal advances on
COTTON, EtGAf ard OTASSEr, nAa'tend
promptly, tn a CENTRAL G0NAitS,SfOA rus
1NE'SS onr arrangements for regular recerts
Of WES7EUN F4ODTCE are such "a to enable
us to furns, retail dealers ut reduced prices,
over the New Orleans Marstts.
fW~ A large and cnmmcdinns FIRE proof ware
house, enables us to give the beet storage
mays-y BARBER 4 BENJAMIN.
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LADIES DEPARTMENT.

viii he found full cf Flouneed and plain
Ea'ases. and silk Tissues Muslins and
Organizes: Muslin, Jacunet & D.ganlier
Robes Plain and Printed BrlIlisnteens
Cainb,its, Linen lawns--in short eye,v
thing in this long line
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Needle " ork Ess brnidcrlcs.

\ MOTHER lot Of hose cheap IN,
hfpidefrs lust r'Cnir.f' rer slnamer Ga
hawta from New York Auss ion--at the
lHILApglrun iHF.p CA SronE
Laf ,ette Street,
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% In the list Of patent. issued
from the United States Patent Office.
for the week ending the 9Th ul', W.
notice one to William B Lindsay, Of
New Orleans. for improvement il
cotton gins.
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Uer chris ,o,n rs Presents.
Ercsh .Nsgs,21Tics,

Or NFRS. DAVID GIBSON.
& SHOTNnfIf,--Io lot >nndries viz,
II boz Fancy Straw Brooms;
l} foxes Ext,n Western Cheese
| Fox Maple Sugar
40 Boxes OH, and Palm Soap,
40 Star Candles;
10000 Assorted brands segars. low price
80 Bbhl. divers noted Whisky
10 Winter STAINED Lard Oh:
100 Rhls Asst Brands Flour
s No Lard:
Sugar Cured Hams;
5 Iierces It t;rsy's brand
6 Y Bacon VANS.
Il Bis White Fish. eqal to Shad.
2 Casks. 1000 lbs Bacon Shoulders.
The above articles all laid in at the low
est cash ,ulce. enable the enbsc.ibe,s to
anticipate carly and speedy sales
mayl7 BAKBEE Il BrNIAMIN
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Cl.,.rns! CI,urns!!

TRNWEI,> patent zinc lined Thermom-
y eter Churns: also the Cylinder Churn,
tor sale by MONIAN Il HUGUET
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Something WORT, Reading

L1IiF SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
'cit'tnn u purchasers to the la,gr nd
ell',ons roN beng made To thei, stock,
among whr NAV ne TOURED
A. r'te ar assortment OF Plated and lnpar-
ei Walters IN sets and nele;
-F"Hee inns with ard without ,',gy} r,s:
.ftlt x 6rrantenta' Hall amps (, iante,rs.
'-itt SOAR and side Lamps. Tor oil. S,ltlt
Gas and ta'npl,ine.
Eut and Pressed GLASS. CHINA 4 Fin. ware
Bras. Copper. Qfnanentel and Common
tnal Huds.
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
Q irons; with lasge variety Of
housekeeping articles;
\ fms assortment Of Window Shades
Tlansrarebf raper shades Tor amps
Glass. h,,lt and Plated Curtain Bands,
Git Crrai,l Cornices:
Also, A Zine Assortment of;
Rich Gill Gift, Cups. Tate i 'late. Sets.
Fancy Cologne a,t,l Toilet Bottles.
Mantle Ornaments. &c. s,tltahi.
tos Chvjs t'sn ms prcscn
INFECT FROM TUE MANUFAC-
4 = turos Mabo any Hebs'eaAs. Ward.
rohte, VAST stands. Bureaus, Tai les &c.
G,It and Mahogany PER- Mantles and
Looking Elasses
Llg~fal' and examine. as orr stock is
now complete s. ...-.t.s
lar2oy j. r.E'sGH s. e..
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Gums,

you BILE barrrled Of superior quality,
IL comnon Double barreled and superior
pat nj b,eacl.ed Single tar,eled GINS tnr
sac hv MONTaN Il ECGI Ell.
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Cooking stoves.

IUST ,eceiv Il lot OF large and small
y sizes; Old Kentucky. Mayhower, Ohio
Premium. and Crescent Stoves, also Pot
Castings Of evsty description.
rna,G. MON IA n HUGUET.
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DD01 iNhlls ~ ine atd Fashionable
-VVU Musllns. Nh4,eA # .,o,t pure
70, cash, At \ WILSON Il co.'s.
ma, 2iy' Next dow to he fos' Office.
~, WARE Ne have now IN store A
4 laree assortment ~ Tin Narc ufsvrtp
lesrti t,rn which "" n. ~ 'r,v reduced
irres IAbGi lEN lANNlfF.
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\ NfRN large stack OF Enhrniderles. the
I ! h''est aud richest patterns. Collars
nifs. NhlmeSetts etc at SrWnH's CAPITAL
hea' store, May $
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CAPITOL CHEAP sTORElly

WECONOMY AND TASTE, <u
GRACE,
Ease mud Elegance. all Combined.
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NAFfsFE VIZ EsNVEt
| FIVE AiStsss EasAitl FIR Plantations alaa
II Lnretfs. f'a'tfertept. srhr iiaa nNs. Cop
ring Fnsrs anl Tuuie. Ntphs' unl,s NJ Nsic'Hn's
frt'et cnses uf Ndss ami lnstruWeul7, ~
a.3l b'H HL's Drug store.
GLASS.
4 IL sizes. fer sale hy 'lc box only ut
1 \ oct24 Bnt.Tt4's rtng store
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, at the conclusion of Mr.. Mason's speech
against the action of the late Naval Retiring
Board, the subject was postponed until to day.
The recent veto messages of the Preside emit
returning unsigned two river Improvement
bills) were taken up and debated by Mr.
Benjamin against their positions, and Mr.
Toombs in their favor.
The Senate adjourned, after brief Execu.
tive session.
In the House, Mr.. Letcher delivered a
speech againstth bill reported from the Public
Lands Committee by Mr.. Cobb, of Ala grant
ing lands to the State of Alabama in aid of
the construction of certain railroads.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, moved to go to bust
ness on the Speakers table; not agreed to -
yeas 81, nays SO.
And then, after brief reply to the remarks
of Mr. Letcher, from Mr.. Cobb, of Ala, the
bill was passed, with the amendment also re
ported by Mr. O Yeas "a, nays 81.
After an Intellectual motion, made by Mr.
Campbell, of Ohio, to close the debate on the
Army Appropriation hill on Tuesday next,
the House went into Committee, (Mr. Grow
again in the Chair,I wherein the said bill
having been taken up
Mr.. Bliss delivered a speech on the Kansas
question.
The Committee then rose (Mr Barksdale
being next entitled to the foor) and the House
adjourned.
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RATES OF FOREIGN BANK NOTES.

Since our last report, considerable depres-
sion has prevailed in the stock market, and q
general decline of prices has occurred. Mis-
souri, and Virginia Skies have fallen Z to per
cent. from our previous quotations Western
Railroads have participated in the downward
mo vement, and have declined from to per
cent.
The money market is reported easier, and
the decline noticed above must, we presume,
be attributed to the uneasy state of our rela-
tions with Great Britain, and the apprehend-
ed dismissal of the Minister. On yesterday
the market recovered to some extent, and
better prices ruled The disbursements under
the deficiency act, throwing into business
channels nearly $4,000, 900, has produced in
our own market sensible relief On the LIST Of
June, payments will be commenced on the
s''7ao 600 of the Texan indemnity, and these
favorable circumstances, if aided by an early
settlement Of pending difficulties with Great
britain, viii give activity and buoyancy to
the Stock market and branches Of bns;ns,s
connected with it.
LAND WARRANTS,
within the last ten days, have fallen or both
In this and the New York markets from n
10 cents per acre. Wequote the market dull
to-day at the figures given above. Several
Of tie large dealers are not buying, and others
are Indifferent about purchasing This sud.
den decline has been caused BY the passage Of
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sPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The htsIiigsRcer las might be expected
from its previous position on the controversy
says of the last despatch from Lord Claren-
don on the enlistment embroglio, now the sub
iect of so general interest, which it republishes
this morning:
"In submitting these documents to the De-
rusal of our readers it forms no part of our
present purpose to accompany them with any
comment of our own, except to express our
qualification that their eonciliatory character
is such as We bad before assigned to them on
the authority of current rumor; to which We
may simply add renewal Of the hope, before
expressed, that our Government will, in a
spirit Of frankness and courtesy, forego tho
further prosecution of this vexatious contro-
versy, and accept the preferred hand extended
to it by the British Government. Such en- act,
as it seems to us, would be alike honorable
and graceful.
The editor says that his (additionaD sum
mary Of the points of the despatch in question
will suffice to show how amply the British
Government, in the matter Of our complaint,
has disclaimed any intention either to in
fringe the law, or to disregard the policy, or
not to respect the sovereign rights of the
United States:' and how earnest is the hope
expressed that these explanations and as
surances' may prove satisfactory to our Gov
eminent
The Union contains an elaborate and really
conclusive article in reply to the effort of
Francis p. Blair to create the impression that
in going over to the Abolitionists he is simply
adhering TO his former Jacksonian faith, and
that were Jackson himself alive be, too, would
be found in these times cheek by jowl with
Messrs. Seward, Greeley, Wilson, Sumner,
Gov. Johnston, of Pa, and the other such po-
liticians In the course of this able article
the Union proves conclusively that Blair
practiced gross deception on Gen. Jackson,
through which alone he was enabled to ex.
tract from him the latters letters which be
tB.) is in the habit of using to cloak the entire
want of political principle that induced him
10 turn Abolitionist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22

sctmepts Of Ksnses. under oath" On the re-
ceipt of this reply the citizens held meeting
and drew up a letter to the marshal, stating
that any person acting under him would be
permitted to execute letter Of process against
any inhabitant of Lawrence. II called upon
they would serve rs a posse la aiding the
making Of the arrest There would not now,
nor at any future time, be any resistance to
law They only waited an opportunity of ties
tifying their fidelity TO the Union and the Con
stitution. They claimed To be law abiding
and order-loving. and asked protection from
the constituted authorities of the Government
The purport of the marshai's answer was that
he did not believe the promises Of the people
sincere. He regarded them as rebels and
traitors, and said that they should know bis
demands when he came
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22
ODD FELLOWS HALL, StrsntA Street.
Odd Fellows Grand Levee.
N1ONDAY EVENING. May Goth.

TIME ODD FELLOWS WILL HOLD ALE.
i WEE on the coming MONDAY EVENING
Several distingU ished Speakers and the oundel
Of the Order In this country will be present Ev
erything, in short, that can contribute to ell ar
evening with pleasure may be expected
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-(number limited,-
to be had at the principal book, drug and music
stores, and Of the Committee.
Fer particulars see programme
III remonies commence at 8 O'Clock. Tn,
"Daughters Of Rebeka" and the Members oil ID,
Order will please appear in their regalia.
COMMITTEE
Oriental Lodge. Excs,sior Lodge.
John Thaw, g. w 8. Roberts, Bro.
+ >. Shulze, g. John Shafer, Bro
Peter Emrck,P g.. c. Q. Noyes, Bro.
Metropolis Lodge. Beacon Lodge.
l. A Gobrieht, P.6.R. G Rowzee. N. G.
Francis Holden, P.G Andrew Small, w. G.
G. w. Dutton, Bro. John OFT. Bro
m 22-ThSMA
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NIorICEoF wIIT SHi Ssa OF LANDS

l IN IOWA.-In pursuance Ct an act approved
18th May, 1856, " making grant Of lands TO the
State Of Iowa In alternate sections, to aid In the
construction Of certain ralros d. in said State,
Instructions have been issued from this once
Withdrawing from msrket, until further orders,
all the lands In that State except those situated In
the following named districts, which are stun
open to purchasers for efscting sales and loca
tons, viz:
Once at Dacorrah, all the lands In the district,
Once at Dodge, all the lands north OF the line
between townships % and 80.
Once at Sioux city, all the lands norm OF the
line between townships 81 and 9a.
Civ n under my hand, at the General Land
Once at the city Of Washington; this 2nst day OF
May. 1876 THOS A. HENDRlCKS,
m 22-law6w Commissioner
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In the Senate, to-day, the announcement
of the death of the Hon. John q. Miller, which
took place few days since at his residence in
Missouri, was made, and an eulogy pronounced
by Mr.. Geyer. The usual resolutions having
been passed, they adjourned for the day.
In the Houie, Mr.. Lindley made similar
announcement, and accompanied it with q
feeling eulogy upon the deceased
Mr.. II. Marshall, Of Kentucky, also ad.
dressed the House upon the character and
virtues of the late Mr.. Miller, in an eloquen,
speech.
Z And then, on motion Of Mr.. Lindley, the
usual resolutions Of coincidence, &c having
been adopted, they adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be
acquired by using the "Balns ofa Thousand
Fowcrs." 1t will remove tan, pinspiss, and
frsskles from the skin, leaving it of soft and
roseate hue. Wet . towel, pour on two OF
three drops, and wash the face night and morn.
ing. For sale at Shillington's, agent for Wash
ington, and all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22
PATENT MACHINE STAMP.

THIS STAMP POSSESSES PECULIAR
l. advantages over all others now In use Jt IL
always ready for use, the linking and stamping
pads being combined. Banks, brokers, insurance
companies, and business men will find this Stang
invaluable for marsing Notes, Checks, Cards
Letters, Wrapping Paper, Tickets, Linen, Cot
ton, Leather, DC &c.
The following gentlemen in this city have the M
now In use: Mes rs w. NJ. Morrison L Co., FL.
liot & Patten, George Burns, ID. 8. Dyson, F ord
Bro, Harmon Burns, Elvans Thompson, and
Others
Orders may be left with ELvANs d THoMP-
SON, 326 Pennsylvania avenue.
Descriptive circulars sent by mail on applica-
ticn TO GEO. G. HENNING,
IN 22-3t Agent A nj. \. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22

EIGHrY DOLLARS Foor FOR LAND.-The
fact that eighty dollars a foot has recently
been paid for land in Boston, has attracted
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIL
IxCU1 SION

TENHE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
Il take great pleasure in inform sK-A
ing their friends and the public sESSxs556EEaas
generally, that they will give an EXCURSION
to the WHITE HOUSE PAVILION on MON
DAY, June 9th, on which occasion they expect
to ha We one of their old time re-nnioHg with their
friends; pleoging themselves to make this, in all
It's arrangements, perfect as far as practicable.
They will becareful In securing the best Co.
tillon Music, have the Refreshments served In q
satisfactory manner, and will exert themselves In
preserving the est order.
Future advertisements will contsin particulars
By the COM'TEE OF ARRANGEMENT
IN % .ThST&Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22

Monetary ard Commercial The following
quotations of bonds, stocks, and land warrants
were furnished US to-day May 22) by Sweeney
Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co., bankers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-22
RANGE COAL.

lust RECEIVED, A LOT OF SUPERIOR
y Range Coal for cooking purposes. These who
Coal for cooking would do well TO give us cal
All other kinds constantly on hand Also, Pine,
Oak and Hickory Wood Coal under cover, and
delivered free from slate and dirt
Orders promptly filed.
TT w n GAIT,
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