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he books of the Department.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we vent
to press, the resolution reported by Mr.. Pearce
from the Library GoinU Committee, for the
purchase of books for the members of both
Houses was passe d-yess 20, naysl2.
Mr.. Douglas offered resolution to close the
current session Of Congress on the first Tues
day in July next at IL m
Mr.. Weller suggested the 18th day of Au.
gust on account Of the large amount of bus;.
ness still undisposed of. Without disuosine Of
this resolution, which lies over, they bro.
ceeded to other business, Of no especial public
Importance, on which they were engaged un.
til they adjourned over until Monday next.
In the House, at the conclusion of the
speech of Mr.. Lindley, on Missouri politics,
they adjourned. d,
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. T. B. King, of Georgia, is at Will
lards'.
80. W. j. Weld, the leading shipowner of
New England, is at Willards'.
80. Hon. James Gadsden, United States
Minister to Mexico, is in the city, and is stop
ping at Wizards.
80. VIM. Fl. Mcfarland, of Va, and T. l.
Alexander, Esq, of Kansas Territory, are
stopping at Wizards.
80. Major Ben Perley Poore is In town
looking as handsome as ever. He is paying
q flying visit to this quarter, and returns soon
to his fine estate in Massachusetts.
....J J. A. Libby and twelve others, Of the
committee of New York merchants, have ar
rived in Washington, and are stopping at Will
lards'.
....J John Van Buren,, it is said, is about to
marry young lady recently returned from
Europe-the only child of wealthy Senator
Of South Carolina, lately deceased. John will
thus become large stakeholder.
80. The New York Express says of FIRE.
mont. The Colonel claims to have been the
first man to have discovered Salt Lake. We
we'll make up his mind now to another dis
covery-the discovery of Salt River.
go. Capt. Christian Wulff, of the Danish
navy, died at Beaufort, N. c., on the 7th inst. ,
after very brief illness, at the age of forty
six years. He was contemplating tour
through the United States, in company with
his sister, when stricken down by the hand of
death. Capt. Vault occupied distinguished
distinguished position in the navy Of Den.
mark.
49,. Col. Joe Shillington returned to this
city last evening, with his fair bride, after
taking a tour Niagara Falls-ward His friends
availed themselves of the occasion to treat
him to serenade, which was performed in
excellent style by Weber's superb brass band /.
The Colonel responded handsomely, and the
affair went off g. merry as 0 marriage bell"
We welcome him cordially to the happy fra
ternity Of Benedicts.
-. Portland (Me.D papers announce the
death OF Rev. Asa Cummings, for many years
editor of the " Christian Mirror " The par.
ticulars of his death have not yet been oh
tanned. He was on his return from Panama,
whittier he had been to visit a daughter, and
who, it is believed, was accompanying him
home. All that is yet known is that he died
on board the steamer George Law, and that
his body was committed to the deep, it being
impossible to bring it homo. Mr.. Cummings
conducted the Mirror with marked ability,
but had been compelled to relinquish it in
consequence of the bitter opposition raised
against him by the abolitionists in consequences
OF his conservatism upon the slavery question.
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The Race.

The different nags offered as candidates for
the Presidential race are being trotted out by
their hackers, and, rs the list is getting some
what extensive and might puzzle the memory,
we put it down in print, and our leaders can
select from it ticket at their leisure:
First in the field were the nominees of the
American National Convention at Philadel-
phia Willard Fillmore, of New York, for
President, and Andrew jackson Donelson, of
Tennessee, for Vice President. -
The Cincinnati Convention put upon the
track James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, for
President, and John c, Breckinridge, of Ken.
lucky, for Vice President.
The seceders from the American National
Convention start Nathaniel P. Banks, of Mas.
sachusetts, for President, and Ex-Governor
Johnston, of Pennsylvania, for Vice Presi.
dent. J.s.-tt E. 'fr-.s .a
The ssceders from the seceders from the
American National Convention put up Com
modors Stockton, of New Jersey, for Presi-
dent, and Kenneth Rayner, of North Caro-
lima, for Vice President.
The Republican Convention in Philadelphia,
have just started John c. Fremont, of Cali
fornia for President, and VIM. L. Dayton, of
New Jersey, for Vice President.
|. In addition to these, the spiritualists have
nominated Judge Edmonds for the Presidency
The Abolitionists, squire and undefiled,'
have nominated Gerrit Smith for the same
Office.
The officers of the National camp, order
United Sons of America" have called a
convention of the Order, to assemble in Balti-
more on Friday, July 4th, and which will,
doubtless, result in more nominations.
Then the glass-blopers of the country have
called a convention, and quite likely they may
put a candidate on the track; and with their
formidable blowing" availments brought in
requisition, their candidate might prove a
formidable competitor.
The course is still open. Who offers next 2
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
In the House, Mr.. Washburpe, of Ne,
asked leave to make personal explanation !;
but objection being made for the time being,
the question was put on Mr.. Millsen' pending
motion to lay on the table the long pending
motion Of Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn. to amend the
journal, wherein that represents that Mr. Ed
wards bill for the removal Of the seat of gov
eminent had been properly introduced /; laid
on the table-yeas 80, nsys.3s.
MI Washburn OF Me-, renewed his request
10. % permitted TO make . personal expiana-
u .'oa % put MT Cobb Of Ala, objected 80 leave
IL was moved by Mr. CarliIe to no into a
Committee OF the Whole on the stats Of The
Union not agreed to. : -'' '"'' VI VIZ
Mr.. Fuller presented resolution. ~ Al.
islature of Maine, which were laid ON the tah9.
and ordered to be printed without heinz rasd
They then went into COMMITTEES on r. ny;
vate cal endsr, (Mr Lister In the chair D VIII ere.
IN they we're considering private bills ., the
Star went to prsa. 7n.. r'-ioli sta :
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The TErrH md Bpr.rp-If ,bo,. uh

The TEETH AND BREArH.-If those who
are blesfed with well formed teeth knew how
soon decay steals into the mouth, making un.
slightly what otherwise are delightful to ad.
mire, and designating unhealthiness by i'm
purity of breath, they would spare no expense
to chase away these fatal blemishes. Ths
Balm Of thousand Flowers will embellish
and preserve the dental structure, and impart
a grateful fragrance to tho breath. For sale
at shillington's Book and Stationery estab.
lishment, Odeon building, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., corner of Four and. a.half street. ...
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CoUxsEL.-But few of the reading NIB

CoUNsEL.-But few of the reading public
are aware how continually an editor is called
upon to advise his patrons on every subject,
from politics to the breed of cattle. Through
the whole range of our duties none has per
picked us more than to tell our readers what
to take for cure when they are sick. Hith.
skill, but it will not be hereafter. We have
been taking, and have seen the evidence from
others that have taken Dr. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. They need bu,
slight trial to convince the most sceptica
how far they are superior to the other medi.
cines we have had in use. They have one
single property of great Importance to the
sick, and that is Mey cure.-Boston Herald
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NorIcE.-Those charged with tn manage.
ment of clubs, societies, and all other associa-
lions are notified that in order to insure the
insertion of advertisements or notices of any
description in the Star, payment must be made
for them when offered, or an arrangement for
the payment for the same provided for. There
are now on file in our counting room many
advertisements, not inserted, because our
terms have not been complied with. This rule
must be imperative.
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BooUErs OF Flowers flowers mi

BooUErs OF FLOWERS Some flowers may
be kept in great beauty for much longer Pc
riod than others, and many for a longer time
than is generally done, or even supposed pos
sihle. For this purpose, the flowers should be
gathered early in tho morning, but not till
the dew is nearly dried off them. They should
be placed in fiat basket, or on a tray, so as
not to press upon or crowd each other, and
they should be neatly cut, and not mangled
or bruised. When thus gathered, they should
be covered with sheet Of paper, and imme.
diately conveyed to the apartment whore
they are to be used, if that apartment be near
at hand ; but if they are to be sent any dis
lance, they should be placed in tin cases In
this way tho Dutch florists send specimens of
their finest flowers not only to England, but
70 more distant parts Of continental Gurope.
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$500 REWARD.


MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, June 16, 1856.
A REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED TOL-
"A lars, In addition 10 one Of an equal amount OF
fered by the Marshal Of the United states, VII be
paid by the Cooperation Of Washington TO ihe
person or persons who shall apprehend and eing
before any Justice Of the peace IN and TO- the
county Of Washington, John ESSEX, who,
while In custody, charged with the murser Of
Owen Quigey, in this city, on the I'd instant, e.
capped from the once Of the magistrate during the
preliminary examination.
Dsse,iytioa.
The above named John Essex is about ~ -esrs
old, about six feet high, light hair, smooth face,
so;t voice, fne looking. a fresh scar on tie LETT
hand; had on when he leftiight cslored sumner
clothes, and light colored SLOUGH cap, ana is Q
stonecutter by trade.
je 1s-lw w. MA6RUDER, MAJOR.
YNO POLITICAL CLUBS Political Clubs
II would find IL 70 their sd vantage to send tbeif
Girculars, Addresses, Arguments, &c w The
getty Despatch" =.
The "Cfty Despatch" wiz also make grange.
ments with parties to Fold, Env, lope and Direct
Circulars, Pamphlets, Addresses, &C. BesuIs
to call on Us before making urabgemsnts else
Principal once s0a d ,t.eet, near Sew emf.
jSAs-6 s0f4a ,iJSTis Az aI.-st r-
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FIRsT GRAND EXcU RsIoE
OF THE
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN,
TO PINEY POINT.

TNHE AMERICAN RIFLEHEN HAVING
nov s ,or ssss their .rr.ngements,
their friends and the public generally, that thew
have chartered the swift and splendid stes mer
pOWhATAN, for the purpose Of giving one OF
PINEY POINT, on TUESDAY, June 2sth
This will afford strangers well ~ citizens =,
who have never been upon our msjestic river and
scenery, Fort washingtou, snd In the distance
the hallowed spot where rests the remains of that
great man who was "hst In war, frat In peace
and first In the hearts Of his countrymen."
Arrangements have been made with the Cap
tain Of the boat to be at Piney Point ut o'clock
when any Ae wishing to partake Of the b. spitali-
ties Of the man ion, the invigorsting bath or the
delcacies Of the season, fne OPT ortunity win he
afforded
Ii gives us pleasure to state that arrangements
have been made with Col. Dir, 1.-THE proprietor
md the ball room will be brilliantly lighted and
thrown open, when the admirers Of Terptichore
can amuse themselves TIL early the next morning;
after resting several hours, VIII take the boat for
Washington which will arrive early In the after
noon. -.
The boat will leave her wharf at the foot Of
Eleventh street at O'Clock; will stop at Al.Iar-
dIia at SK O'Clock
Being DESTROYS Of giving satisfaction TO our
Of our tickets to be sold. and The Committee have
determined on no account 10 permit no improper
persons on board Of the steamer "a.
Arrangements have been made 10 have Omni-
ouscs IN waiting 10 convey persons rom tne Navy
Yard and Georgetown to The boat; also, for Their
conveyance TO their homes on the return OF the
Excursion.
The Rihemen have fixed the price of tickets for
the round Trip Ut the low rate OF TWO DOLLARS,
admitting a Gentleman and two Ladies; TO BE-
had Of the Committee, or at the boat on the morn
Ing Of the Excursion.
A tue Band IL engaged Tor the Excursion.
Refreshments, including dinner and supper,
Will be provided by an experienced caterer, n city
prices.
Commtttsc Of Asrosgemsnts.
Lieut. Robt knight Corp J no Y Dom
sergt VIM Gibson Priv II Kidwell
Z" A ] Williams Geo Mexican
VIM Fuss je20-a
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BThe Richmond Wing Tin allusion to the
amusing account first published in the Star OF
marble-playing jury says that to Henrico
Jury belongs the honor Of first playing Z" mar
bles" as a remedy for q hung jury.
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MATRIMONIAL EXCHANGE Thirty odd con.
pies just nOosed were at Niagara within q
week-at the International, Cataract, and
other houses-W ashington is &C the exchange
in winter Niagara in early summer; Sara
toga and Newport anon.
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To POLITICAL CLUBs.-POliticsl clubs will
fnd the arrangements of the Star ONCE for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those Of any
other printing office in the United States.
They may rely upon having such work done
at the Star Office in satisfactory manner az
to style and price. and in the shortest possible
time. Be sure TO give rs a call before making
arrangements elsewhere.
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500 r EWARD

500 REWARD.
DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
IL residing near Upper Marlboro, p. 8. 2
county, Md on the 9th instant, negro wo-
man HARRIET, who calls herself Harriet 10
Stoddard. She is between IS and 40 years -
old, about 4 feet inches high, has a full suit Of
hair and fine set Of teeth
Also, on the same day negro bov CARTER, a
son Of the above woman He Is about is years of
age, bright mulatto, very polite when spoken
to, and Of pleasing address They have relations
living In Washington city, where they are sup
posed to have gone
viii give the above reward Of one hundred
dollars for their apprehension, no mat er where ia
ken, or fifty dollars for either Of them, provided
they are brought home or secured in jail so that
get them again. VIM. Il. BEALL
lie 10 49,
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'r PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, OR PI

TO PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, OR PR.
VATE PARTIES.
VINHE u N DER GIN ED TAKE GREAT
4 pleasure In informing his nu- <H1nse
me1ou. friends and the public gen T&
number Of large and comfortable OMNIBUSEs
for their accommodation, and At a moderate
charge. ..-
Applications may be made to either Of the un.
der!igned, George 4 Thos. Parher, or to John T.
kllmon. WM. WHALEY, Proprietor
=. "a q JNO. n. HOLBR0OK,A gr.
III "A line Of stages leave Washington every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock q.
m for Fairfax, &c. n. } Aide, and Middleburg.
Passe gers will please leave their names at Dy.
sons Drug Store, corner Pa. avenue and 18Th st.
JeA-A@~ a. lN4D -.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
TITTH ANNUAL PIC MIC EXCURSION
BOONE RIFLE CORPS.
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
al IN


win take place on
TUESDAY, June gath. 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE, IN
IL making the shove announces L.
ment In behalf OF the Boone Rine,
Corps heartilv thank their friends for the encour-
agernent extended TO former efor Of the Kind
promise enjoyment 20 all who may favor them
with their patronage on this occasion.
The Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will
leave her Washington wharf AZ Y O'CLOCK, Navy
Yard at p, and Alexandria at .. m; and re-
turning at the usual hour, win touch ~ each Of
those places. --.....
Esputa's Cotillon and Brass Bard has bern en-
gagged, and the services Of an experienced caterer
secured for the occasion.
Tickets-admitting a Gentleman and two La #.
dies-ONE DOLLAR.
Committte of Arrasgsmssts.
Lieut. Henry N Ober, seryt Benz Suit
Lieut. Chas sanderson, Corpl VIM o. Donnell
Ensign w b Dobbins, William Howell,
Sergt Robinson, je20-3t
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tNo. 5e3l
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL OF LANDS

NOHICk OF WITHDRAWAL OF LANDS
- In Le.isians.1in pursuance Of the act o.
Of land to The State Of Louisiana, to aid In the
construction Of certain railroads In said State In
structions have just been given to the LEGAL land
location Of the following described lands in their
respective districts, probably falling within the
prescribed limits Of selection, until Otherwise di
rected, as heretofore ordered by telegraph on the
3ist Of May last, viz:
Office at NArcBITocHEs, all the lands in the
district, szetpf as follows:
Townships Z TO 13, inclusive, OF ranges.
Townships 9 to 10, Inclusive, Of range
Townships TO IL, inclusive, Of range 9.
Townships IL TO Ia, inclusive, Of ranges z and
8, and
Townships 10 and IA, Of ranges and 10.
ONE az MONROE, all the lands in the district
situated in townships Is to 20, inclusive, which
10, inclusive, between range east and the Mis-
sissippi river.
Office at OPKLovsAs, all the lands In the dis
trict situated north Of the base line and Ws1 Of
the principal meridian, together with the fol-
I Township 1 north, Of ranges 1 and Q east
Townships to south, inclusive, Of ranges
Township. to south, inclusive, Of ranges .,
Townships and 2 south, Of ranges ard 2
Townships to ssouth, inclusive, of ranges 1
and east
Townships to IL south, inclusive, Of range 3
east
Townships 2 to 10 south, inclusive, Of range 4
east
Townships to Ii south, inclusive, Of range s
east
Townships to Is south, inclusive, Of range 6
east = .
Together with all the townships east Of range 6
east, snd sosth Of township S south.
ONCE at GRKKNsBURe, all the lands in the dis
trict situate between ranges east and 10 east
ONCE at NEW ORLEANS, all the townships sit
uated between ranges 2 east aud - east, and esst
Of the Mississippi river; and the following lying
tosst Of the Mi 'sissippi river, viz:
and ID
Townships 10 to Is, inclusive, between ranges
- and II
Townships 1s to IS, inclusive, between ranges
16 and 20, and
Townships IL to IL, inclusive, lying east of
range 10
Given under my hand, at the General Land
Once, at the city Of Washington, this 18th day Ct
June. 1856. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
je 20-1aw6w Commissioner.
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~ persons from crediting my wife, ELIZA
PARKER, (she having left my bed and board
without provocation orcause, } as am determined
to pay no more debts Of her contracting And
ais o forewarn all persons from harb ring nv son
GEORGE PARKER, as the law will be enforced
against all who disregard this notice.
je20-3t JOHN PARKER
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SSTNME Is M N E Y"-THEREFOR
Il save as much as pos BILE by depositing
your Messages In the CITY DESPATCH-the
Public Messenger. je1e-3t
IS A FRIEND IN NEED Is A FRIEND
"A INDEED" and so il the CITY DES-
SPATCa. Boxes stationed ut all the principal
places In the city. "a word TO the wise is SUN :
Client % lie IS-A
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DAILY EXPECTED,

DAILY EXPECTED,
1OA TONS RED ASH COAL, SMALL
sold very low from the vessel upon Its arrival.
Now on hand, 800 tons White Ash COAL, all
sizes.
Hickory, Oak and Piue WOOD.
r. l.. MOORE,
je 1s-3t West side 9Th ST., bet ID and E.
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$500 REWARD.
WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
Il the apprehension Of John II. Ray, Htsry
or One Hundred Dollars each-said parties hav-
ing escaped from tie Jail Of this County on Sun.
day night last, about 10 O'Clock.
appeal TO every Officer of the law in the Dis
trict to exert his utmost vigilance In aiding me
to secure the arrest Of these parties. 10
... d. HOOVER,
u. 9. Marshal for District Of Columbia
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MADAM MOUNTS CONSUMPTION DE
STROYER.

MADAM MOUNTS CONSUMPTION DE-
.t STROYER.
TNHIS INVALUABLE CURE, WHICH HAS
l. lain dormant for years, 1.-THE recipe having
been withheld on account Of its utility,) has at
length, through much exertion, been drained
Knowing the value 1t will be to the world, from
personal experience, send II forth without any
further delay, praying Gods blessing on II; and
only wish 1t were In my power to furnish 1t gra-
tuitouslv This the scarcity Of the articles
he price shall be as moderate as possible NV
own physical strength having been exhausted by
this dreadful maiady was entirely restored by tbs
use OF this Syrup; therefore l ION fdenuy recon-
mend 1t to the public as the most eectual specific
ever used for Inflammation Of the Lungs, Colds,
Phthisic, or Asthma.
Any communication or order will be promptly
attended toi through the post ONCE, Washington
city. Can be had at STOTT,S, corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue and Seventh street.
This Is to GRITTY the above statement Is correct
Having been acquainted with the individual
thirty years ago, when laboring under severe pull
monary affection Of the lungs, SO great was the
change wrought by the use Of the syrup, scarcely
could believe 1t was the same person. Given
under my hand the 3lst Of NAV, 1856
j.. M. HANSON.
Madam Mount is a member Of my charge, and
Is a lady Of good standing. -..
SAMUEL REGISTER,
June 4, 1856. Pastor Foundry M. K. Church
Ihave known Madam Mount for some wears
and hereby testify to her religious standing.
je 20-2t* e p PHELPS.
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~RALLY, DEMOCRATS, RALLY /,
~ A meeting Of the Jackson Democratic
Association will be held on FRIDAY NIGHT,
at ~ O'Clock, to make arrangements for celebra-
ting the Fourth Of July, In the neighboring coun-
try. DANIEL RADCLIFFE, Pres
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COOKING COAL.
I ORBERRY, BLACK HEATH, LOCUST
IL Mountain, and other superior GOALS, ex-
pressly for cooking. As particular attention is
paid to the selection Of Goals for this purpose,
those who may favor US with their orders can RELY
on getting a superior article. Satisfaction given
or no sale 9 240 lbs. to the ton
Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD Of the best
quality always on hand.
T J. & w. Al. GAIT,
N. w. corner 18th ard streets, No 547.
III Coal kept under cover, delivered free from
slate and dirt lie lS-tr
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IA Ash COAL, daily expected, will be sold low
for cash, In lots to suit IL taken from the vessel
DICKSON, GORDON & CO,
Corner Of l street and Vermont avenue, or Of
Green and Water streets, Georgetown.
Ia
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GUNNER RESIDENCE.-A VERY DESI-
- rable summer residence may be found at II e
junction Of the Pin.y Branch and Seventh street
plank roads, about miles from the city. There
are four rooms for rent The place is healthy.
Meals will be furnished, II desired Apply 10
l. w. HITESHOW, on the premises, or LANS-
DALE HARDWOOD, 5I4 Seventh street.
ie 00.3f&
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspsrtment.-On yesterday, the 10th of June,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
h. hook ~ = h. -
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A liner BUSI-
"A ness Men, and others would do well to ser d
their Letters, Business Cards, Bills, and Circu-
lars, through the CITY DESPATCH. 6uaran-
teed to be delivered carefully and promptly. or.
fee 1874 ID street, near 9TH. "Come one, come
all - lie lS-it
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rLINTON'S ALCOHOL COOK, desirable
~ article for summer use, and should be in eve-
~ family, for sale by HAMMOND, It'll st.
ie 20-3t