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NOrICE.-The j. w. Kelley reported in the
Watch returns on the 18th is not j W. Kelley,
stone cutter, E street, east of the National
Theatre. Jso. MILLS, Capt A &.
August 26.
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particular locality, but spreads his dread wings
countrIss and people Let all bs prepared by possessing
bottle OF the BALM OF ZANTHOREA made by X. g. Hum
phrey, OgdsntbuTs sure edy See the
certificates which wrapped around each bottle all Of
FOR sale in washington by cHAs sTorr. auas-.w
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DREsENrs FOR THE CHILDREN.
Toys, Fancy Motions, Political Flags &c.
at al H-3t LAMMOND'S
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

-
COMPOSER AND SINGING MASTER,
Ar THE INSTANCE AND RECOMMEN-
IA detiou OF feyeral OF his inf uential friends,
has determined establish himself az the CITY Of
Washington. as a VOCALIST and SINGING
MASTER. His reputation In these branches, as
well as composer OF many OF the most popular
songs, such kathleen MavOurneen, ," .'Der
mot Astore," &C he trusts, will entitle him to
the patronage Of the community
He will be glad to take charge OF limited
number Of Private Scholars, and proposes open
ing a Musical VOCAL Academy on the 18th Sep
singing in classes, commencing from the ele-
mentary principles mp to the accomplished sing
err His circulars will be pre-, AIRED is soon as pcs
sible, and, In the meantime, he would suggest
that early applic cation be made either for private
or class tuition, at MIR. Richard Davis's, or at
George Hilbus's Music Store, Pennsylvania ave
nue., who will give every necessary Information,
and where MIR. CROUCH'S latest compositoins
can be seen. al 19-eolm
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPL
IN That we keep constantly on hand gentle
mems DRESS SHIRTS Of every quail and
price, and made up after the latest styles and pat
terms.
We have just received new supply Of Shirts,
with cOlOred linen bosoms and wristbands, COM
pIising the choicest patterns.
Our attention will be particularly devoted to
making Shirts to order, and we confd emily be-
lieve our experience In this department viii en-
able us to give satisfaction to all who may favor
us with their orders Style and at guaranteed or
Gents Furnishing Store,
IN, pa hat nd at
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WATCH RETURNS w alton, riot
security for court; Benjamin Franklin, Doug
las Harrington, and Samuel Croggins, do 4 .. =;
Sarah Longster, Elizabeth Herbert, and John
West, out after hours, fine and costs; Henry
Mole, drunk, workhouse thirty days; Maria
Conlin, disorderly, dismissed
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DENIAL SURGERY.

nR. WILLIAM A. FRANKLIN HAVING
- taken rooms at No 44S Pennsyi
vania avenue, will be happy TO serve SS@S
ali who may stand in need Of the ser-OLfYYD
vices Of Dentist. His prices will be moderate,
and all work warranted. je s. eotf
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either permanent or transient. au 25.e o3t*
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE ). w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
IL prepared to accommOd tie gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will he made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-u
DOhRD TWO LARGE 20 NJ FOR
ID RENT.-One very handsomely furnished.
Also, large Size single room suitable for gen
tlsnan Board can be had on the most reason
able terms II desired. TIE situation Is cool and
pleasant, having large yard attached Is desira-
BILE for family with children. No. i89 Tenth
street, between ID and f.. rs -6t*
MRS ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
IVA and Il streets has several good Rooms
cant which she offers with board on reasonable
terms. She can accommodate several table board
ers jy 1G-n
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Boarding.

MRS. SPALDING, ON THE CORNER OF
lVl F and 9th streets, can accommodate boarders,
either permanent or transient au 25-eO3t*
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rtJRPORArioN 900 CoTpo
~ yatlor OF Washington stock Tor sale az
feb 2S-u CRVBB BkO1hkkss
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4 CARD.

I AM PREPARED TO ATTEND TO ALL
Il orders eppeftaining To the duty Of Scaveng-r of
the Seventh Ward, ifleft a. the following places
to wit:
Mr. Quigleys, corner I3 b and G SITS
MIR. Tue ker's, on 9TH street. at Maryland av
Mr.. SAMUEL PumphreY, corner OF n and 4 SITS
Mr.. John Keiley's, AZ street between b and T.
Island WILLIAM / MULLEN
au 2-ot* Seevenger
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MAD. NrUNE'E CDNhUMPTEDH BES.
TRDYER.
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
l. had at No. 80 G street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, souh side, or al Stott's Apothecary
corner Of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
References: Rev. Mr. Phelps and Rev Mr..
Register, Foundry church and certificate from
the Rev J Hanson. jy 22.lm%
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A CARD.

"A CAhU.
CLOTHS, DRESSING AND SILK DYE.
ING ESTABLISEN ENT,
Alexandria, Va.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED II h T u x n = HIS
thanks to his frieadS acd customers generally
for the liberal patronage extended 20 him, and
would inform them that ell orders let with his
Agent, FRANCIS JENKINS, Navy Yard His,
will be thankfully received and punctually at
tended to until other arrangements are msde.
ID. WAKEFIELD.
au33 Alexandria, Va.
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PEARcE GADLEY, arrested on charge Of az
saulting and beating James Hiser on Sunday
night was dismissed yesterday, the evidence
being insufficient to convict him. Hiser is
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plimentary card of Commodore Forrest, from
the heads Of the different departments of the
Washington Navy Yard, recent Iy published in
the Star We refer to the omission of the name
of our fellOw-citizen, Mr. Theodore Freibus,
who, having been called on to that end signed
it. The mistake occurred ere it reached our
hand, and was evidently the result only Of an
error in copying the original paper
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NuTICE.

rEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
N LEE JONES have removed their office &c
NO. SOS, Il street, between ID and ith streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice In the Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
JONES' though mostly retired from gensrsl prac.
tice will unite with him and do his best to al-
vance the success Of clients by written satemel b
and arguments, and Oy all other needful and
proper eIertions jy 5-3m
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The EXAMINATION into the fremen's late
difficulties took place yesterday afternoon at
the Mayors Office, but no decision was rem
dered, we believe, by the Mayor
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SERVANTS WAN D-WANTED. A
- good Cook ard Washer for a small family -
Also, German Waiting Gill and Chambermaid.
Apply 1t lSi street, near2lst au 26-2t*
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Il mined to close up his present business, re-
quests all persons Indebted to him by open ac-
count, TO come forward and settle the same on or
before the 5ih day Of the ensuing month, Septeul.
ter All accounts not settled on that day will be
placed In the hands OF a collector for 10 mediate
settlement. PETER O'DONOGHUF,
au 30 2w Georgetown.
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WOOD AND COAL,

WE ARE PREfARED TO SUPPLY ALL
W those who may favor with their patronage
with the best article Il fuel ct the following
prices:
Oak WOOD. ................-....ss % per cord
Zine Go Observation-Disclosures. Uu
Stove AID w hite Ash Egg Coal. e 50 per ton
ma hsn .'.....................6 %
AioHsitIoh Nut-.....-....s........ D W
OuiuptIIdno Lump. %
ID Persons laying In fuel for the winter would
do vel by giving us a call. All orders left at y
J. Steers store, No ass 9TH rtreet, between ID and
r streets, or at cur office, will be promptly fusd
22i0 lbs. given to ton
JOHN w MYERS, 4 CO.
Office and Yard corner Of g and 22d streets,
au slim First w ard
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IaE REPETIIIoS Of the excursion by the
steamer POUhstan t. Old Point, Portsmouth,
DC (as mentioned in the advertisement in
another columrJ will probably be as we'll pa
~fronised as its predecessor AS on the first
!, trip, the gentlemanly managers will NO doubt
do all that can be done for the pleasure and
comfort Of the excursionists, and there will
sgaln be merry party. The boa, leaves on
= Endsy afternoon at six o'clock.
~ VERY INTERESTING devotional exercises
Iutake place on each Sabbath morning at the
wOrkhouse, an attentive congregation Of pau
pers and prisoners being assembled on these
OccasiODs in the long aisle Of the third story
Of the building and addressed by Rev. Mr..
Northup.
ONLY II! cents for a correct Likeness Of
Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold by
the agent, A Adsnson, ceyenth street, oppo-
site 10 tie Post Olace. Adhesive envelopes,
~ cents hundred. y
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STORE BaEAnNG On Sunday night the
grocery store of Mr.. r. knight, in the Sew
enth Ward, was entered and robbed of mopey
and some goods; and last night the store of
Mr. John Hickey, on Seventh street. was
robbed of various articles. The robbery of
Mr.. Knights store was perpetrated, it is sup
posed, by boys, and that upon Mr.. Hickey
store by colored man. None Of the thieves
have been arrested.
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"ANTED-A GOOD TWO-STORY Brick
w House, neatly furnished 1, at moderate rent
Apply at the Star Ofice and state terms &c.
an 25 If
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WANTED-A WHITE GIRL, TO COOK
w Iii? hest wages will be paid None need
apply unless they have the best written recon-
mendations. Apply at No. 25 Indiana avenue
au26-3t&
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Wants.
NTTANTED-A GOOD OYSTER OPENEE
w Apply to CHAS. WERNER au % 3t*

WANTED-FOR A SMALL FAMILY. A
w woman, to cook. wash and make herself
generally useful. Apply at SHILLINGTON'S
BOOK and Stationery Store, corner AZ street and
IA avenue. an 25-3t
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Col. Pierson.

Col. Hiram Pierson, of California, the gem
tleman whose antics in Europe have created
so much talk, has just returned home in the
Arabia. 1t will be recollected that the gallant
Colonel extorted an apology for an alleged in
suit from Grand Duke, in Austria, seated
himself on the papal throne in Rome, and
wanted to pitch quoits with the Gar, in St
Petersburg, offering the Emperor five in the
game"
The Mound City Qll.) Emporium says that
Col. Person is well known in that region as
the founder of Ohio City, opposite Cairo, and
as one Of the orginators of Chicago. He is Il
man of large Stature, imposing appearance
not overly strict in his discipline, and some
what given to the ardent"
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We attended the Amateur Concert last
night, and must say, that we were delighted
not only with the music, but with the Bur
lettas, which were original and irresistbly
funny. We write this item at IL p. NJ, and,
exhausted as we arc with two hours laugh
ing, cannot be expected to make much of a
notice of the Concert. ding Dong" Pom
pey's Serenade," and "Bow- wow" were exc
ecuted "a Ia Christy." Tonight, the Anna
who want seats to go early. Last night, the
large Hall was crowded to its utmost capaci-
ty, and tonight, there will be an entire change
of programme. The first concert Of last night,
was the happiest "hit' of the season.
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THE New CENT PIECES The idea enter
tanned by some that no new cent pieces have
been manufactured is mistake. Congress
passed a law authorizing their coinage, but
neglected to provide for their issue. The con
sequence is that a heap" Of them are now at
the Philadelphia mint, awaiting the order OF
Congress to circulate. They are about the
size Of the halfcent circulated fifteen or six
teen years ago, and are composed of copper,
nickle and zine
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SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARs.-The Mercan-
tile Marine Insurance Company of New York
publishes the startling statement that it has
paid, during the past three years, over six
millions Of dollars to the merchants for ma
rine losses or two million per annum. And
yet the Company is sound, solvent, and -four
fishing, suggesting another startling fact in re-
gard to the enormous amount which the mer-
chants must have paid into the Company in
the meantime, in the shape of premiums on
policies.
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JUDGE LECoMPTE.-A letter from Wash
ington says that the President has declared
his determination to remove Judge Lecompte,
on the ground that he had acted partially in
administering laws in Kansas; and in order
that Gov. Geary may not be embarrassed in
any manner, the removal OF all the officers in
that Territory who have been connected with
the difficulties there is deemed advisable
Judge Lecompte's successor has not been
named.
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o. 1t is suggested, that at the canal meet
ing to be held here, or some place else, some
time or other committee be appointed to
invite Abra Cadabra, the celebrated water
prognosticator, to visit this neck Of woods, and
ascertain with his forked wand, at what pla
ces in the canal, water may be found by
digging.
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CET Yesterday was day OF beauty. One
almost forgot that we are within Stones
throw" of Christmas, so kindly did the sun
smile upon us. These bright days in the win
ter season are refreshing. Even business
seemed to revive yesterday, and the levec pre-
scented lively appearance
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OF Mr.. A. P. Cook arrived at Washington
on Sunday, from Arizona, the new Territory
formed out of the Gadsden purchase from
Mexico He brings with him his credentials,
and will claim a seat in the House of Repre-
sentatives as a Delegate from that Territory.
He reports the population of Arizona at from
ten to fifteen thousand persons, and that the
Territory will make State about as large as
Pennsylvania.
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M L n . H "a NJ TT s,


~ = HAVING fitted up mammo 49,
5000 hart Boat, the largest on the .eg es.ssss
ohio River in the bstantal manner we are IRE
business entrusted o4rare eth.
81 by RIVER, Es iEEEkOAD OEE CANAE.
without exposing to the nclemency ofthe ather an,
property; and rattenton will paid to Rccciv
ing. Storing and Forwarding md also the sale OF nv
Produce onsi@nedt to and all orders promptly filled
ORR Ely returns his sincere thanks to his nu
friends for their former patronage respect
Cu y solies continuance ofthe same, which will be
July reciproeated.
Store Room. wellsupplied, will be kept forthe &C
of Boats, and their orders carefully filed
mh3-d&wIy P. G. O'RILEY & co
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THE RIGHT TIME-Those who are inter
ested in having the right time o. day, may Sc
cure that desideratum by setting their time
pieces by the southeast dial Of the Cathedral
town clock, at precisely 1926 minutes P. NJ
1t is always right at that hour.
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" The 'BrevOrt House." the Delmonico's
of the Fifth Avenue, is said to be making
profit of $4,000 year; and the New York
Hotel" one Of the best hotels in the world is
making about $64, 600 year.
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PrloT WANTED-One who is we'll acouaint-
ed with the channel on Eighth street, can find
steady employment.
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HIGHLY IMPoRTANT.-The Court of Ordna-
ry Pleas is still every morning proclaimed by
the deputy sheriff, Tin session pursuant to al
journment." Will probably give it's last gasp
this morning, for the term. So mote it be.
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CE- The electoral college of Maryland met
at Annapolis on the Sd. and cast their votes
for Fillmore and Donaldson.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.

| The steamer Africa arrived at New York on
Thursday, bringing Liverpool dates to the 29th
uIt. The political news is of no importance,
and is not reported. Financial affairs in
France and Europe continued to improve
The specie in the Bank OF France was in
creasing, and it was expected daily that the
Bank of England would reduce the rate OF
interest Money in London was easier, and
the specie in the Bank Of England was still
increasing. The quotations of consuls by our
telegraph, in reporting the last foreign news
were erroneous, as they are quoted by this ar
rival at 9l14-instead of 9414.
The cotton market was lower. Breadstuffs
were steady, except corn which was dull and
Cd lower. Pork and bacon were quiet.
Prussia threatens to act decis;vely, if her
demands for her political refugees are not
given up by the Swiss
Prince Albert's influence, it is said, causes
good deal of embarrassment to the English
ministry.
The whole of the Atlantic Submarine Tele-
graph stock had been taken, and offers for
more were made. The Peace Congress would
soon assemble at Paris. The difficulty be-
tween Prussia and the Swiss Cantons was I'M
adjusted. Prussia offered to relinqush Neuf
chatel if the Swiss would give up the politi-
cal refugees, which the Swiss stoutly refused.
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ATTEMPTED ARsoN.-An attempt was made
q few nights ago to burn an clubhouse attach
ed to the premises of the old court house. -
Pity the chap didn't succeed.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Dec u.
Flour quiet at 8 2525 30. Wheat active at 81 1a9
IL for red; 81 Is for white. Whisky dull at a 4c.-
Hogs firmly heidi small sales at So o. Grocer un
changed,
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11ort Of GpunspiIlc.
ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES.

HICKMAN, from Cincinnati TO Nashville
MEMPHIS, from Cincinnati to Nashville.
STERNWHEELEE, from Cincinnati to Nashville.
WENONA from st. Louis TO Cincinnati
JAMES WOOD, from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
a. B. CHAMBERS, from Cincinnati to New Orleans
BLANCHE LEWIS, from AWHILE to Cincinnati.
GRAMPUS. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
OUNCE from Cincinnati TO St. Lo is.
PETE MILESTONE, from Louisville to y. Orleans.
River and Weather by Telegraph.
Rver7 feet in the channel and rising slowly. Wealth
sr 81 ar and mild
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE JoUREAl
LOUISVILLE, Dec. II.

1890 LII LA NI-'SNA O@@ A11<4 1Oo a. IL
LOUISVILLE, Dec. II.
The steamer Hiawatha is still on the Falls.
River rising slowly. Arrived-Mariner and
Latrobe.
Private advices from Pittsburg say there is
four feet and rising. 1t had been raining six
hours, and was then turning cold.
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o. Even the Richmond Enquirer, thinks
the condition of things, in Utah. demand the
interference of the General Government.
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HoGs.-The Hog Market at Cincinnati, on
Thursday, was dull, and prices a shade lower,
though large hogs were in demand.
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NEW GOODS ann NEW PRICES.

St4ANKLTN & RELY beg leave call the attention
friends and their large we'll
spring end dry goods reed
weeks COMPRISING of the most desir-
in the city. which they fer 1T whole
racaiit their and the public generality
prompt time buyers Thfirstocf con-
foIfoylpg:-Proad black
Teeds. white. bus and fancy Marsaill les and
Tk Vastings Croton cloths psin and
Linen Drills CaIieoes Of PHILIP Allen Spraones Rnc
French AMI Scotch
nets and lawns rich printed F-ench Robes plain and salty
coorad Crane WANT tire FASH
-ere pIain and Gnghams rich printed hrgandes.
and silk s1 shaE's md scarfs hiach and
Psrazols silk end vnghan
Ir1re1ISs Panama Lghorr and Prai' TIas Fngst straw
ana rarcv Ronnes bonnet Rifons Hosting GLOVES.
Pa4asf,nd Vans Noo.s md al Carnet door and
printed window blinds together with
reat variety Trimmings, small wa-r aS fsnsr goods.
&c, &c my1 SHA hIiN q NELL
NEW RO"KS.
CALIFORNIA in .rsa ard mt. w Mrs Fornfan. or
u how Mine an live nerailv IN the GoldeE
s.. 49, rtv Nq-a7ire for Sovemher
Re a Vow Novel: Lands R'vr Gutdei
Te-i'e York Journal for November;
Putnam 90 90
FIn-=c ~ Words DO 10;
SCHOOL, llow . 70 90;
A / lot of elegantly bound books for rr.sents
DOpEIr + FTSTFR
e5Np udv14o I. & D. HEIMANE.
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CONSTITUTION AND Tt.E UNION.

IRE receiving fall and winter stock DDS
EA and invite liberal public cali store
l street doors below Main. Fosters Block Our
consists in Of cloths Cassimeres rainets
FlanneIs Hanks silks Ca hmersE Deanes. Prints
Shawfs MautIlas Ladies, Misses and Childrens hoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Rugs
&c and all other goods usually kept dry
oct2i98m JAMES OAKLEY & son.
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- o. There has been a general rain through
Ohio, and to the East on the mountains, which
affords promise Of further rise.
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WhoI7s so; CHARTERS $: Eighths s2.5o.
s All tickets packages in o. the Mary
land will recaiv2 attention. and tho draw
ing mailed all purchasers lately after is over
address IT HUBBARD & co.
No. 80 Fayettr 81. . Box No. N,
nov2t-tf Baltimore MARYLAND.
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NEW YowK EXPRESS FOR 1857.

J., Z
rzyo place the "SyEEAI.Y ExPRESs'' before wider
circle readers it will in failure be pubIishea uIoh
the rask system. =, ,.-..o 49,
which will able who wish Obtain T. 70 90 90 sftue
price the cheapest of the widely circulated PaPef5 Of
New York. - -. :: 5.;.t,, - 81.
political general mieelIaneons ah n S T
ing matter of agreeable family paper ts ~
Markets stock money markets te ttae
Markets Of the country Gnd sush lofelgh - arc u
general interest.
SINGLE corrrs.... .............s2 per snnum
COPIES.
TEN COTIES. ''"--'-
T, Comics IN one address s2A. AN EXTRA COPY TO
rr cvrrR P or THE Twenty Copies or over to the
address of zach sut scrihef. s 2, ..z-..- -,
free. aPpleaoh TO aDy anu
as nanv as NAV be wanted r,,
an0um. .---. Dx-DD x-s.-,, has bae, Va
A ed "a THRFE DOLLARS per aud will he supplied
TO Clubs upon the foilo Wisg tel ms -,
single Copies 81 90 per annGn.
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