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Washington sentinel., 1856-06-03

Our FLAo.-Some papers, with what motive
we know not, have lately asserted that the flag
Of our country is usually made Of foreign bunt
ing. The National batelligencer has good rea.
son to doubt the statement, and says:
"Bunting, as good and as beautiful, at least,
as any Of foreign fabric, is made in Mas
sachusetts, if not elsewhere. The large and
splendid flag which is unfnrled at our City Hall,
on public occasions, was made at the Massa-
chusetts factory, and is present from the COM
pany."
The Coin OF CALIFORNIA NO NEW DIscov-
ERY.-Ihe Sacramento Times inters from the
following facts that the original natives of the
soil of California must have known the exist
ence Of, snd used the gold Of the suriferous re-
gion. In 1850 an arrow head of solid gold
was found in the neighborhood of Suffers
Fort; and lately spear head and small
hatcbet have been dug up on the American
river near the Buckeye diggings. These last
were fabricated from the pure yellow metal,
and weighed over II lbs. 1t is thought they
had been buried with the body Of some brave,
as they were found about 10 feet below the
surface.
Washington sentinel., 1856-06-03

- Queen Victoria has marked the conclu.
sion. of peace by granting q full and free par
don to all persons under sentence for political
offences. Consequently, Frost and his asso
ciates, convicted for treason in 1889, and trans
ported to Australia, will be set at liberty, and
Smith O'Brien will be permitted to return te
his iative country. An exception is made in
the case Of those of the Irish convicts wht
broke their parole and fed to the United States
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TUE WARREN SPRINGs.-This new summer
resort was TO be opened, it will be seen by
the advertisement, on the LIST of July. The
value Of the medicinal waters at this point
and the remarkable attractiveness OF the
scenery, have long pointed it out as q supe-
Nor position for the establishment Of a first
class watering place An incorporated COM
Pany, Of which I. 5. Hall is the president,
has Low undertaken the work in earnest and
We oeIieVe the enterprise will result in the es-
adjustment Of one Of the most popular and
valuable medicinal resorts in the country.
Certainly position com aiming more and su De-
Tlor naturaI advantages cannot be found.
ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Terence Flanagan
was taken from Church Alley last night, for
an assault and battery, with a hatcbet ON
John 4. Dugan. The complainaut's ead was
badly cut, apparently by the edge of the
weapon. He did not appear to know the
cause Of the attack. A young man who went
found the prisoner kneeling beside the pros.
trats man with his hand upon his lace. When
he got nearer, he saw two women, one of
whom helped Flanagan into a house near by
Flanagan was arrested by Officer Cooper, and
was ordered to give $3.50 bail for bis appear
snce at court by Justice Morsell.
SINCE TEE NEW GUARD has been on duty
from the 9Th TO the Both Of juno, near ninety
persons have been registered at the guard
mouse, which is a very fair beginning for new
omeers The cases have been regularly tried
and disposed Of by the police magistrates who
attend to the business at the stations The
regular occupants of the guard house have
pSeeome scarce; the farm supplied with able
bodied hands, and the worthy poor accomno-
dated with lodgings when they applied.
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I Despite the civil war in Central Amer.
lea, a number of Liverpool gentlemen have
issued the prospectus Of "The Costa RIGA
Railway" which is to extend from San Jose,
the capital, to the Pacific. The exclusive
right has been given for ninety.nine years to
Mr.. Farrer, a gentleman now in Liverpool,
who has resided for many years in Costa
RIGA, authorizing him to levy rates giving 20
per cent on the outlay, the receipts per an
mum being estimated at f9,706 and the ex
penses at 1908. Upwards of 1000 shares
have been taken up already, and a contract
for the construction Of ten miles of the rail-
way has been made. This portion Of the line
will extend from the port of Punta Arenas to
the River Baranca.
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DIED..

SUSAN NJ WRIGHT, born January 70, 1853,
died June 3oth, 1886, aged . years, months and
On the ID inst =, MARCELLENA CECILIA,
only daughter Of John and the late Marcellena
Eberhart, aged years and mouths.
Her funeral will take place to- morrow evening,
at O'Clock, from the residence Of Mr.. J. Gould,
No. 135 North + street.
On the ID instant, Mrs. MARY BATEMAN,
In the 91st year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday morn
ing, at O'Clock, from the residence Of her son,
corner Of F irst and Fayette SITS No. 81
On the 30th June, HELEN LITTLEFAIR, ,
infant daughter Of v. and Rachel NJ. wilIett,
aged months and % days.
On the LIST instant, CHARLES EDWARD,
aged Is months and IS days. youngest son Of Al
exander and Eliza Ann Further
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIdPROVED

BY JAS. c. Nee UIRE, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIaPROVEU
Il Property on the Island and east of the
Capitol-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust and
recorded March 9Th, 1855, in Liber J. =, No.
3d. folios 131, 1872, and 1873, and the other Septem-
Der oath, 1855, in Iiber J. A. s No. los, folios
161 1872, 1863, and 1884, two Of the land records for
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
the subscriber will sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July I'd, at SIX
O'Clock, on the premises, lots Nos 2, and 3, in
square No 593, having front Of pa feet on Della
ware avenue, between south X and l. streets, run
ming back and average depth Of 12s y feet, con-
tanning 3a,.slk square feet. The whole will be
subiivided into suitable building lots.
At6h O'Clock, on the premises shall sell Lots
4, 5, 6, z, ID, IA, Is, 10, and IL, in square No
1OO9 These lots situated, respectfully, at the
corners Of north and 18th streets east and north
ID ard 18th streets east.
Immediately after
On the premises, Lots Nos 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, In
square ,G31, fronting respectfully On Kentucky
avenue, mort street and 18Th street east.
Terms one half cash bal nee In 6, and IL
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed Of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost OF purchasers.
JNO. X. ASHLEY, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
je 2l-eod&ds Auctioneer.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

TO PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, OR PRI-
VATE PARTIES.
VNHE U n DER SIGN ED TAKE GREAT
l. pleasure In informing his nu- GFNH
merous friends and the public gen ffsHRk@
orally that he has, at all times, a AN@
number Of large and comfortable OMNIBUSES
for their accommodation, and at moderate
charge.
Applications may be made to either Of the un-
designed, George Il Thos Parker, or to ohm Il .
Killmon. VIM. WHALEY, Proprietor
JNO. nj. HOLBROOK, Agt.
IL A line Of stages leave Washington every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock a.
m for airfax, &C. Fl y Aldie, and Middleburg.
Passe gers will please leave their names at Dy-
sons Drug Store, corner Pa. avenue and 18th st.
lie ll-lm&
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The Latest from Kansas.

CHICAGO, July I've learn from Alton
That the Kansas emigrants from this city, re-
Gently driven from Leavenworth, will proceed
to their original destination via Iowa. The
worcester (Mass } company arrived here to-
day en- route for Kansas. Forty -four Worcester
men were disarmed on the steamer Sultan near
Lexington by two hundred Southerners in a
manner similar to the disarming Of the Chicago
party Sixty Shapes rifles were taken, and
the company were detained prisoners II is
reported that company from Ottawa Illinois,
has been treated similarly. The Missouri
river towns are determined not to allow North
crn emigrants 10 enter Kansas letter 10
the 81. Louis Democrat charges Gov. Price
with having sent twelve cannon and twenty
two boxes Of muskets to Mr. Stringfellow To
assist in the conquest Of Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, July I.-Advices from Lawrence
Of the 18th ultino announce the arrival Of
five men from Tecumseh, where they had
been held prisoners for some time, having,
with Others, been captured by dragons near
Ossawattomie. They were kept chained near
ly four weeks, when they were brought be-
fore Judge Gates, who discharged them, no.
thing having been found against them. Three
of tie party were, however, detained, viz
MessIs. Partridge, John Brown, jr and VIII
lIams- The two latter were members Of the
Legislature. Brown and Williams were in
dicted for treason, and Partridge for conspira.
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PONCE S FEMALE PILLS.-rhe combination OF Ingredl-
ens In the Pulls perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
merits basel extensive practice Of over thirty
and, where directions have been strictly fol
loved they have failed to correct all Irregularities
relieve painful and dicut p.riculsr at
Ihs change Of life They viii the Whites, aud
All distractions arising from cold
shd may be used successfully Preventive. Call upon
the Assnt and get Circular for particulars free.
fre u per box with full directions Sold wholesale and
retail ey CaAS sTOrT, Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue
SAAC Ell WAITE 52s Seventh street, Washington ID. c.
r. g. T. CISsRI sorxstowp; 10 whom ali orders us
be ssnt, and the Pills be sent by mall to
ladies' who enclose them one dollar -
sB-see signature on the box to counterfeit Il IL for
gerry. jsau
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
THREE DAYS LlTER PROM EUeo,

HALIFAX, July The steamer Canada
from Liverpool, with dates to the 2Ist arrived
here this evening
Inc news generally speaking is unimpOrt-
=, The excitement in England consequent upon
mt. champions arrival out had speedily sub
sized; Mr. Dallas had not been dismissed and
would not be-
The recruiting business was regarded as
dehnitei y settled and hopes were freely inter
changed that the Central American que ton
wood soon be also.
Mr.. buehanan's nomination for the Presi-
dency had made but little stir.
seace meetings and the adoption of friendly
auuresses 70 America were abundant
Mr. Bailie's motion in the House of Com.
mons respecting the American difficulties. and
in which it was supposed Lord P.Imers,on'.
ministry would be defeated and resign. had
been withdrawn.
Arumor prevailed that Great Britain would
send no Minister to Washington during the
Administration Of President Pierce This was.
however, merely a rumor
TIE MARKETS.
LIyERPooL.-Cotton-Th market onened
ouoyant and closed heavy, receding from the
previous advices, prices being unchanged
Flour is trihe higher, and in good request
~ an advance OF 6dals on the finer qualities
Messrs Brown Shipley and other authori-
ties report great difference in the quality Of
hour and quotations are uncertain
Wheat has advanced 81 with a fair con-
sumptive enquiry. Corn is in active specula-
tive demand at an advance of IsaIs Ga There
are more buyers than sellers
The weather has been rainy, but accounts
from the agricultural districts are generally
favorable.
Provisions Beef and Pork are unchaged
with limited business at previous rates. Ba-
con-The market is unch anged Holders are
holding back for higher prices Lsrd-The
market is unchanged.
MONEY MARkEr.-London, June 20.-The
Money markets. unchanged, but slightly more
active Gold arrives freely, and the bullion
in the Bank has increased ego OO0 ConsoIs
tor money are not quoted, but on account are
quoted az 94.a94s.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, July Flour is higher; sales
of III 500 bbls; good State Sc 20; superine
Ohio So 45; standard Southern 81 20
Wheat has advanced ; sales Of AZ, 900 bush
els; southern red 81 40; white 81 So Corn /.
firm; sales of %, 600 bushels; southern mixed
Zoe.
Pork is higher; sales of 1000 bills; mess
$50 30 Beef is firm; sales Of 100 bbls
Western mess sl2. Lard is firm; sales Of 100
bbls. at Halle.
Whisky is buoyant; sales of40O bbls; Ohio 30.
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~ Hollands German Bitters.-Certi.
fcate Of RaPh Lutte Esa Editor Spirit Of Times Iron

IRoSToS, October 80, 1854.
Dr. O. NJ. Jsckson-Desr Sir:-The
mani here In addition to the quantity sold by Moxley
Barber the oths stores sell them
than other medicine find they much used by
vssscsnt fever patients to rebuild
Ikaye used during the last family,
bottles They recommended rrst q neighbor
al time when system much debilitsed from the
effects OF Bilious Fever They appetite
and restored tone and yigor my whole system.
of the September numbers of psper related my
Of the good effects the Bers which time
have had large SALE and have become the standard
medicine IN this vicinity.
In conclusion, would that feel great pleasure in
giving testimony the value your
preparation Respectfully yours, RALPH Lutte.
See Advertisement. 10 7-3mr
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REMARKABLE CELEBRArIoN-There is to be
q school celebration of American Independence
at Quincy. on Friday next. The grafton is to
be by Hon Charles Francis Adams, the Decla
ration of Independence will be read by his
talented son John Quincy Adams, and tho
services will be held in the church under
which repose the remains of Presidents John
Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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ByA. GREEN. Auctioneer.

l. NDSOm6 BUILDING LOT On North
III n, between 10th and nth streets, at
Auction.-On WEDNESDAY, the ID July,
shall sell, in front Of the premises, a, O'Clock
p n, Lot No. 4, in square No 1Si, fronting on
the north side OF North Is feet 10 inches, with
an average depth Of lac feet 10 inches to 80 feet
alley, with 15-ieet side alley. Tie above des-
cIibed property Is handsomely located In me
distely In the rear Of the magnificent dwelling
now being erected by George w Riggs, E,q ,
and only two squares north Of Lafayette square
Title indisputab!e. Terms at sale
je god A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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STILL SELLING OFF

STILL SELLING OFF
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS
~ GOODS.-We have marked down still lower
all Fancy Dress Silks, Plain Bereges, Figured
Silk Tissues and Beregss, French Lawns, Clint
zes and Figured Brilliants.
so pieces more Of those rich Plaid Ginghams at
10 cents, worth 25
900 wards extra good Printed Lawns tax cents,
all fast colors
In fact, we shall sell of every article in fancy
STYLES in Spring and Summer Goods at extremely
low prices for cash, In order to close them out
this season.
We have remaining about so Silk and Lace
Mantillss which we desire to sell, and will offer
them at cot; black Lace Scarfs and Lace Points,
at reduced prices.
Also, in store A full stock Of Staple Goods, in
supe fine Shifting Cotons and Linens, Sheetings,
figured and striped Shifting Linens; 100 Allen
dale CounteTpaines, Toweling, Table Diapers
and Napkins, with many desirable ar icles for
the present season, all OF the best class and will
be sold at the lowest market prices for cash, or to
prompt paving customers. Al articles warranted
TO prove as represented, and goods cut off cannot
be taken back COLLEY Il SEARS,
je 3O-eo2w 523 9TH st 3 doors above Pa. av.
CRE.T INDUCEMENTS TO LAY IN
" Winter supplies Of COAL will be offered
for the next week by the subscriber, who has now
in yard $50 tons Of the best kinds Of Coal and CT
all sizes L.. MORE,
lie 3l-eo3t West side 9th st bet. ID. and E.
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Massach uset Is Politics

BOsroN, July THE American State Con-
vention at Springfield yesterday, ratified the
nomination Of Fremont and Dayton by nearly
a hundred majority. A party Of about one
hundred bolted, and organized another con-
more and Donelson.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, July 2.-Flour is firm; Gales at
Sc 81.
Wheat is unchanged; good TO prime reds
81 4OaSl.45, whites 81 65RSl.75; some new
white sold at 81 SOasl 81. Corn is unchanged;
good to prime white 54a59c yellow 53a5S,.
Provisions are firm. Mess pork $50 Bacon
shoulders 9!a9ie sides lite. Lard I2al3c
in bbls and kegs.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Mayor Wood is out
with letter declining a nomination for Gov
ernOr.
Mulligan and Hughes, two of the despera-
does expelled from San Francisco by the Vigi-
lance Committee, made an assault yesterday
IN Chambers street upon a member Of the
Committee. All the parties arrived in the III.
linOis
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COOKING COAL

T ORBERRY, BLACK HEATH, LOCUST
IL Mountain, and other superior CO AIS, ek-
pressly for cooking. AS particular attention is
paid to the selection Of csals for this purpose,
those who NAV favor US with their orders can rely
on getting a superior article. Satisfaction given
or no sale. 22l0 lbs. to the ton
Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD Of the best
quality always on hand.
w corner 18th and c streets, No. 5i7.
IL Coal kept under cover delivered free from
slate and dirt. Je lS-tr
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A Conference Broken I'm

CHICAGO, June 30.-A Methodist Conference
which assembled at Rochester, Andrew county,
Missouri, on the l4th instant, received orders
from number of pro-slavery men to adjourn
and leave the State. Not complying with the
order, mob assembled, entered the church,
and took the presiding officer and tarred and
feathered him. An old man who attempted
to prevent the outrage was shot.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

~. SELLING OFF A HANDSOME 30.
1lot Of Summer Millinery, Flowers,eS
MORibbons StrAws, &c rich Embroid- I'VE
cries, Collars, Undelsleeves, Lace and SILK Man
ties Of all kinds ar colors, infants Waists and
Dresses, with a variety Of articles suitable for
ladies, misses and infants.
N. P.-Ladies can be supplied with French
and English Corsets, Jackes, W ists, Supporters,
Brades, Bands, all Of the best materials and war
ranted to lit at MRS. CASSlDY'S,
No. Isl Pa. avenue south side, between 10th
and I1th streets.
IDrshe will sell her stock until the 1ith Of July
at cost ie2-eolm
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

DIV q o VICUU IhE. huCllUntt1.
VALUsBLE BUILDING LOT ON Ninth
street, between north street and new
York avenue.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, July I'd, at 8 O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell part Of Lot No 6, In square No. 4O3,
fronting ~ feet on 9Th street west betw cen north
street and New York avenue, running back OK
feet, containing $50 square feet.
Terms: One third cash; and the residue In
six, and twelve months, with interest, secured
By deed Of trust on the premises
je 26-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct,r
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BONO PUBLICo-"E mother should have boa IA tue
DO ase h.nGy ia Of sociden: e the Children
REDDING'S RUSSIA sALVK

BONO PCBLICO-"E mother should have a fn he
house h.nGy ia Of accidents 20 the children"
REDDING's RUSSIA sALVK
Itss Postou remedy OF thirty years standing and "a
BY ply sicisns is and speedy cure or
Burns Piles Bois, Corns, Felons ChbGns OLD soreE
Of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch scsld Head
Settle Rash, BunionS, Sore Nipples ~
nurses, Whows, Sites, Fesers Tea Bites Spider Sngs
Frozen Limbs salt RheGn Scurvy sore and Cracked ID-
Sore Sose Warts and Flesh Wounds uost valUA6,
remedy and which be testified thouys. who
used In the city Boston and vicinity for the Last
thirty In no instance Will this sSve injury
interfere with physicians prescrpt!OLs
the purest materials from recipe brousht from
articles growing In that cOuntry-sad the propresor
letters from all classes clergymen physicians captains
and others whO have used themselves
mend others. Reddiags Russia Salve pat In large
TN boxes stamped on the with picture horse
disabled soldier which picture IL engraved the
wrapper Price, Gents a Box. Sold st In
town country and may be ordered OF wholesale
druggist For sale ct sHILLIHGTONs, Agent for Wssh
ington. Jana
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the West report that since the Goth of June
the weather has been very hot, and the nights
almost insupportable on account of the heat.
In many parts Of the West rain was much
needed at the last accounts.
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BOARDING.,

BOARD, Sc.-MkS. BATES, ON THE s. w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared toaccommodateg entlemenwithrooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
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ID Cholera has become one Of the pre-

vAng diseases OF land well foreign
This being universal fact precautOn should Be taken
gard to diet during weather IN visN the
suedcia results ia the HOsTETTER'S SION
ACH BlT1ERS Last season, in city, well else
whore, would advise all 20 procure supply q family
and directions the bottle. When tis
done much sickness De prevented AeAst this IL the
pc fence the past which be aud is tssuhed
by drGgsists and hotels generally
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BY A. GREEN, Anetioneer.
t5NWO STORY FRAME HOUSE Mt

ttNWO STORY FRAME HOUSE Mt Auc.
Il ion.-On MONDAY, the 9TH of July,
shall sell In font Of the premises at OK O'Clock
m, lot No. % In square No. 4s9, situated at the
corner CT 4 and streets south. The lot fronts
AZ feet on AZ, running back with the line Of |
street75 feet On the south part Of the lot is a
good story frame honse, containing five rooms
and good dry cellar; The part Of the lot with
the house will he sold s. arate; and the north part
Of the lot, which is the corner, will be sold as
vacant lot
Terms liberal, and made known at sale
je26-d A GREEN, Auctfoneer
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Bronchitis.-Brown Bron

HAL THR0CHES familiar as household Words ia
Boston, few OF who afflicted with
trouble Of lungs failed avail of
this fsvo lite and thoroughly tested specific t
the invalid who may be materially benefited by this
able ration but IL 10 90 the public speaker vocalist
admir- auxls to their trying professions namuch
1t strengthens the vocal organs and 10
natural auxiliary the physical effort that singer and
public speaker must make (BslOus Pctorsl) Sold
Druggists. JAMES n. CALLAN, Agent
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO BRICK KILNS AT AUCTI0

TWO BRICK kILNS AT AUCTION On
l. THURSDAY, July Sd, shall sell on the
praises, at O'Clock D. m two Brick Kilns
containing sixty eighty thousand brick, situated
on Square No $50, between north and w and
10TH and Boundary streets. The kilns to be re-
moved In twenty DAYS
Terms: Under $50 cash ; over $50 credit Of
two and four months for notes bearing interest
and satisfactorily endorsed. A GREEN,
je 25-d Auctioneer
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IrCItrate of NIasuesia, an agreeable

and LAXATIVE extensively used
OF Europe and America manufactured daily Soda
Fountains, Of and highly approved construction.
Of Havana Cigars with full supply of ane Per-
Hair Brushes Combs Shaving Brushes aud Toilet
generally. just received of direct Importation
ILHAS5 New Drug Store, $50 Psnnsylvsnis avenue.
IN
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MAkRIE KID,

On the LIST instant, by the Rev. VILLA m Krebs,
HENRY G. WINDSOR, Esq =, to HATTIE Il :,
eldest daughter OF the late Albert J. X Baker, all
Of this city.