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DwELrlNG BURNED ATMoRRIs On Thurs
day evening last, the residence of William
T. Hopkins, Esq, Of Morris, Grundy
County, was entirely destroyed by fire, in
volying a loss Of at least $4,000, and on
which there was no insurance The citizens
used their best exertons to save the build
ing, but without avail. We truly sympa.
thzc with our friend Hopkins in his miSfor-
tune. lie had just finished and occupied his
house as home for himself and family, and
now nothing remains Of il but ashes.
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FIRE At FARM RlpGg.-The house of Mr..
Wm. Harris, at Farm Ridge in this coun.
ty, took fire on sunday last, and was totally
consumed, with all its contents. The family
were in INDECENT circumstances, and are
thus bcreft of their all. Some of the neigh
bors have volunteered to solicit contribu.
tons in their behalf, and anything in that
way will be thankfully received if left with
Mr.. Joseph Watts, in South Ottawa.
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ONO l!Spoosq--it is known that the
recent X. y. State council in Ohio split into
fragments, the negro worshippu-, with
ex.Goy. Ford at their head, rcpudiatng the
national council, and selling the order out to
the Republican party The few national
X. rs in the council then shook the dust
from their feet, and with the following part
ing speech, left the concern in DISCUS:
Mr.. WAnr, after order had been some.
what restored, said that he should not trou-
Bile the Convention long, and perhaps never
again. He then read from the ritual the
sworn obligations OF the members Of the or.
der, to abide by the decision of the MAORI
ty, and called their attention to the fact,
that the power by which they sat there as a
State Council was derived altogether from
the National Council Of the United States Of
North America. This Council had refused
to acknowledge the authority of the Nation
al Council, and therein had ioresworn itself,
and could no longer exist. lie then took
leave OF the Convention, and, in company
with about fifty delegates, left the room
amidst great excitement
Now, if this don't make out the whole
batch Of them pcfjurcrS, we should like to
know what false swearing is; and If such is
the oath all X. Ms have taken, how do
our neutrality-suspicious. Ilindoos hcreabouts
smooth over their manifest contempt Of the
decisions Of the natiobal council
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G. W. MGEKrR, Esq, an Old citizen of
Chicago, and known all over the state as an
eminent lawyer, was found dead in his bed
on Wednesday, having died, it is supposed,
of congestion of the brain. But day or two
before his death, he was apparently in ex.
ceIlent health. lie was bachelor, and
lodged in a room off his Office, whcre he was
found dead, apparently Is or 90 hours after
he had expired.
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FipE Ar GALrsA,--A fro occurred on
Tuesday in the heart of the city of 1alena,
commencing in the rear Of the De Soto
house, and destroying some 80 buildings.
The u, Soto house was saved.
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The Lacon h'tlligmc,,, Sin Difference to
the wishes Of a large number of friends, and
with an carnes, conviction Of the propriety
Of the act" places the name Of STEPHEN A.
DouaLAs at the head of its columns as its
first choice for the Presidency
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We notice by the Middlcport Press that
the people of that place are about to sink an
Artesian well. In the county of lroquos
several have been sunk with much success.
The average depth for boring does not exceed
ono hundred feet
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pRouiBiroRy LIQroR Law CONSTITUTIONAL.
Seven Of the cigh, Judges Of the Supreme
Cour! of Michigan have affirmed the Cons.i.
iu'lonalty of the Prohibi,o;y Liquor Law
Of that State, which is similar to the law Of
New York
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y
ADAMS
Bruce
Byooi6eld-Gco. W. Armstrong.
Dayton-Richard Stsdden.
Uimmick--
Deer Park-
Edca-J. T Bullock.
EarL-Wm. X. lIaight.
Edgle-Thomas IIalcott.
Farm Ri9ge-Michacl Budd.
Freedom-A, j. Bostwick
Grand Ransom Palmer.
Hope-G. W. Dillman.
La .Sdtls--John Gray.
Ndnlius--Dolphus Clark.
Merideh--O. II. p. Bowers.
Neudot9--
Ni@ion-B. b. Fellows.
Northri!ls-Leyi Wright.
Ophir--
Otdra-Lorenzo Leland.
Hutland-E. 5. Hollowcll.
.SalcsbHry--Wm. Paul.
.SercHa-Mark Iloag.
South Ottaua-Josiah f. Shaw.
Toy Gr0ce--
Utica-iliram Highly.
Fermiliion-Gco. NJ. Newton.
Wddlttam---
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Ottawa city Will. Cooper shop,

South # tie ajoce Mills.
nun pebble are hereby informed that In addition to
i Flour hh,., Lumber IS on hand for the supply Of
Pork hhs Butter trkns and all kinds Of Custom Work,
under the direction Of competent n. Z Cooper, and
good workman.
y : Dan AT the Slon. or Mil Office March % I'm,
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y my ous should AK u. shat u our opinion arrived
a. by m Impartial test va, the best and most honest
compounded remedy for preserving and boautry1s the
bar and rl,orn. gray L.r, to rs original color and
the I7.i' 10 he h-Il-h,ad.I sho.d without be,.a-
ton say Prl' y j. Woods lias ReTor..ys-'t. Lou.
Democrat
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OTTAWA, April 3, l-5i
M Edt0c On ny return home from New York my
attention va. cAll'dto card u your paper, asking the
Of ny for the office Of Mayor at the approach
ug Municipal election. lhaye only say that have
aspirations whatever Tor the office, bat II my fellow ciu
mus, among whom have lived ior upward, Of twenty
year,, desire It, viii not othhoI my consent. blt
soul! gladly yield my claims 70 better man. II hey
~. select lin. Your very lr-iy,
c G. MILLER
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1t Governor Kmrncr declines peremp-
torily to bG a candidate for Congress in the
Bellevile and Alton district lilo probably
heard the news from Chicago.
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TO THE LADIES.
GREENS MILL
SisfgpuslD tsi' NEo
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Aud priulcc'. NarcH .ENc.

And g'riutcr'. WHrch .ESc.
w AaFRANkIIN STREET CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
AyixG our arrangements complete to supply all the
| l rrnui.itcs ~ the trade with ,incA VI
presses. type. Ink, cases.
CIIASEs> uAllENri 'tlSi
poRpriA ORNAMENTS; Sc, Be,
nd vol A. every other article required Ia Newspaper,
nnol or Job once We are prepnr I'D to furnish the trade
an IN. most liberal terms Offices entire with everything
complete, furnished without delay Printers will hnd
'""'' TypE ur orr OWN MANUFACTURE
arc ,Nrced nv none other In the great requisites II ~.
r,rnr metal nne finish aud the most perfect letter In
aIi,ion ia which, large and diversified assortment u
ryn. of n STYLES from the old and Justly celebrated
ro,ndry of Mcssrs J. r. WHITE co. New York, will
h constantly On hand aud orders to any extent for
their manuiactur. will he filed without delay
Printing Presses.
or all descriptions from the well known mandatory of
Messrs H. IlOE & co, will always be on hsni, or or.
derrh to suit the trade, vell the grca, variety Of
their Furnishing Material, Tor which their mandatory
has obtained 50 high n reputation,
Rrgoirs fusisR, and other Presses, furnished on or
der NJ Manufacturers prices.
INK Of every description, from the best msnuiac'u
rcrs. -. ,
Confident that no other establishment In The NnilhNt,'
can oiIer the ssmc facilities for furnishing ~ renewing
Printing Once we respectfully solicit 81, =, -,
t5-s"Ncwspapcr Offices that wish to Iuryhs,t WHY
Ave dollars worth of material, may Puols" wv, nu'o,
tsonent to the amount OF I'VE SOLAR, ,nu s,nu Wue'
ncrs .,rErr 10 sh,fgldr Chicago Tyre Foundry sro
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The following is the third proposition Of
the first section of q new naturalization law
whi2h know nothingi-m has INTRODUCED in
the lower house Of congress:
7hirdly: That the court admitting such
alien shall be satisfied, by competent test.
mouy, upon tho oath OF citizens Of The United
States, that the applicant has resided within
the United States trsEiy0ts Eetr5 ~ i'ost,
and within the state or territory where such
court Is at the time held, one year at least,
next preceding the date Of his application;
and /, shall further 'ppcar to their saltsac'
ton that during that time hc has behaved
as a man Of good moral character, attached
u ,hc principles Of the Constitution Of the
United States, and faithful, observer OF the
laws Pyordsd, That the oaths Of the APP
plcnut shall, In no case, be allowed 70 prove
his residence.
This proposition, it viii be seen, requires
residence Of irctgoHr years 10 this coun.
try before d ma1 born without the country
shall be admitted 20 the privilege, OF citizen
shin. This Is the same gIaI.i,cltonrcIulfc
under The reign Of o.I.rWg federalism, ann
which Mr.. Jefferson bad reduced to short.
or ru, which, By lhe movement Of John
Quincy Adams, Na. further reduced 10 the
limit Of iyg years, rs no" required BY tx
istus Jaws Know Nottingham has a ma
ioiIty iu the house of representatives, cin-
bra.lug l5ur-!llh- Of the abolition member
anon, JOS number.
The urpu.!tou 10 lha democracy, pr r.
csilncs tine peculiar claimants, just now, to
,cigIs1uian republican, 100, propose TO re-
turn 30 the policy of federalism which bee
uHro,-3. Whether TIE K u. faction IN this
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II
remaining IN TIC /. y. az VNaWa H., Apru
l. 1886.
tg.upHg I.,Lv Tho.
,u,1JJ Ian, i.srts Il
Nutr.s. Lam Igurrg,u Sirio',.
Alhrrt.u Nm la, Wirl,I
Adm ~ 40 49,
Alrorr Jgs.rb ir,,.rs", Inc,
Allen John I,pr. I,ltu
AkiuEH Iaanv JAS
AivUuIrR Lane Tlfytb,ib
Booth AI,Il4s Iaiu- Ns.ER
Bell Amir. Lyuth Edmond
Bu'.r Ei~iu ilusly CthIu2
BDle FRANKLIN Lane AltyU
II. wen pabi. W'i.,..I.,'v,,
Briu-f Henry Nahoury VIM
burgess Ni>. Nm Mac, 81
hnisH Heinrich Miner Christopher
Hradslas John Morgan CP
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0ttaha fret TraNsr.
Annual Town Meeting.

ipNu NttcNihEs
At the annual town meeting of the town Of
Ottawa on Tuesday, on motion JoHS SroUr,
was appointed Moderator.
The Polls for the election of town officers
were opened at % o'clock, and kept open
until g. in the evening.
During the day the following road super.
visors were appointed by the meeting:
lst road district, ....... Orvie BurEjt
"a "....... Tho Herfori
Sd "......... j. d. Cation
On motion of Mr.. Eli Strawn, 800 for
each of the above districts were ordered to
be raised for repairing roads.
On counting the votes in the evening, the
following was found to be the result:
For Supervisor, L. Leland had ...... 47o
" 7o~n CLERK, julius Avery. ..... 476
assessor, VIM. j. Glover .... sos
John y. Shulcr,......... 1853
" Collector, A. +. Dow....... S8S
d. r. Gregg ..... l47
" 0rerseer Of Poor Win Palmer. =. $40
j. o. Harris 80. l2s
Comn'fs Of HgLrays f. Strawn. $50
-. LeavcnS i54
II. Denkcrt. 3l2
u. c. Mitchell 1853
" Justices, Zimri Lewis ............ 43I
Geo. Churchill. .......... 436
Constab}ss, p. Meyer. ............ 81
John Warren. ........ 80
I. English. .......... 40
The entire ticket elected as above was nom
mated at a Democratic meeting on Monday
evening. There were but three candidates
in the field against the democratic nominees,
and they are defeated by an average MAORI
ty Of 200. The result is fair index of what
the democracy Of Ottawa can do when the
opposition attempt to make fight
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orv.w,yru,IE SEMINARY.

S0lHr third term o th!. institution WV ''"ece nu"u
u dny AnrI I'm In Mechanics Halt Glasses VIII 10
organized In Algebra Chemistry, oiany, Rhetoric La'h'
French, etc an, ~, i,i. t,, l., .,.,,,,,
- ~ 49,, .,nl hours for the convenience Of those who
do nov we" " MISS r. J. rILKINs,
m"i' MISS L. 4 CUTLER
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Dayton Nursery.

I'l- NIrsrry uatsi five miles north east Of Otta-
! -. ou The sUIiu sd" Of Fox River, aud miles
'fDu ..inH Mil. We have for the Spring trade arg
luuhar.' Amp" Trees ~ sufficient size than we
i.E- r.fsd 90 -ny previous They have been
'h'ra"s as cultivated thrifty socsy, and OF good
-r.
Veal. ag-r no addition 10 our former varieties about
thirty r's .ar.s't.. " the most approved sorts.
pur slass o. peach, Pear Ounce, and some varieties
~ Cherries, much injured Ny Che severity Of the
Wn'.r but from careful examination Of the Nursery
tI..r Trees auI or Two Minds Of Cherry, they
found g. Doe Hrr! red, and a perfectly healthy coudl-
'.a. WELLS WAIT,
abs JOHN ST. WAIT
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HANrItr- Nsr.b sflh. 90 fHr r--li.a.. q. Nr.
Grlsurs,. ig tUa town ~ .rers. hy Er' G.a Nlr.U.
of BrraLf.'i Mr. JaUN ~ PlvlHs, 81 Grand Ell.3
and AI.-- llu.ES L. CsElsLLE-, 90 strtu..
DIED-Iu th- tosu OF South Ottawa oa tle -9h ia-L,
NJ. stvrff lisI.Iss. aged %.
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TNTE0TTVTI NNNOWntNs 10 ms 'ritnHs and Patrons
" that Ire has issued lis Spring style Of silk Hats which
for lg,uc,s and durability and beauty Of texture cannot
bee surpassed by any house in the Western country
Having obtained the services Of Of the most sIil
mechanics he tltttyrs himself that he suit the most
fn.tdiuus
respectfully calls attention hs celebrated French
Coupomatcur In which he will warrant give satisfaction
to the purchaser of hi. lilts.
Hats made to order an an hours notice,
Son Hats, Gaps, md chilrun's Fancy i'Ms'
Innrlg Il IIttIi north uf the Court house,
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The following is a list, as far as heard
from, Of the Supervisors elected at the var-
Gus town elections in this county on Tues.
day:
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SPRING GOODS.

TUOKNE Z TINNFNNINN are now receiving their
Spring and summer stock Of CLOTHING, comprising
an assortment Of Gcntcmun- fine aud coarse Clothing,
consisting In part Of Coats Pants Vests, Hats and
Gaps, shirts Drawers Wrappers shirt Collars, andker-
chiefs and q full assortment ui everything make n
man look WE'LL very cheap ior cash,
March 20 TllORNE & ZIMMERMAN.
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At ~ yGIt<!

~ G WHITMAN hns bought ont sherman. Eating
W. Saloon under his STORE Main street, and is now
h'tiug aud cleaning up, aud viii have "dnner ready" on
and after the Hrst day Of April. Advertisement next
wgua. March 20
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THE subscriber proposes TO let on easy terms for year
or ,nre his fnrn SOME miles southeast Of Ottawa
II contains u good dwelling and ontbudings, some 20
acre. under cuynton fences aud everything In good
der Enquire nj the Free Tnider Office, of the sub
.cribcr ON the premises. mar22-2w u, q. TEMpLETON
C,VOI,E ssGGS NhNTEO.-At few Store Hogs
.1vtnua AppytN lmats BRONSON MURRAY,
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SELECT sCilOOI VOw CHILDREN.


select school for children Of both sexes, will be OPEN
\ ed In the basement Of Mechanics Hall, April ilth,
an r the supervision OF MISS H. j. FlLklNS.
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GOLD (
tlANuFACTugED into rings,

.'or' = loa.sre fhs tplt Ho4se Spare,
Apr b
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ToPHAM a. NoRFLET's


81 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
499, Seyeath Street, opposite Odd-Fsllows Hall.
TAH ESSEsS TOPIIAM late Of PhiladeI-
I'VE pha) and N0RFLET (of this city, respect
fully announce TO their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddfing Business at the
above stand, where they will make and keep con-
stantly on hand large and superior assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles ' ~ a1
Brides, Martingales, and Whips E
Harness of every description, both for city and
sl country use 8ag RB3 sgt&E& sar
All kinds of Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bag
LADIES' Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes A f.il ,acF.se9I hF# .
4 Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards. Curry combs, Sponges, &C.
All material used will be the best that be OBJ
tanned; and both of us having been practical work
men for several years we feel confident that our work
cannot be surpassed either for style durability.
BY unremitting efforts to give satisfaction, we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage. rtsI s4s Wal se-rig, ~ 4,,4f .ss.
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work H.
Saddlers' Tools constantly on haad. 1'L. sst
rny 2--Iv tN.4.gt- t.ftfftH FlUt Ets#sB#M# :
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a1r. Fiiimore,s Democratic Admirers.

Mr.. FiiimOre's Democratic AdmlreFs. =
The Hon. John f. Ward, Of Georgia President
of the Cincinnati Democratic Convention which
nominated Mr.. Buchanan, was Mayor OF Savannah
in 1854, when Mr.. Fillmore visited that city, short
ly after the close of his administration. public
reception was given to the Ex1Presidsnt, and
Mayor Ward, at the head Of Board Of Democrat
ic Aldermen, addressed him as follows; ~. =
Mr.. Fillmore: With unfeigned pleasure ] per-
form the duty assigned me Of welcoming you TO
the city of Savannah. Whilst the events which
mark your administration of the government are of
too recent date to be discussed without arousng
tssions, which on this occasion should be hushed
soleG we must all remember that those high and
shine Gusts were not assumed by you in the sun
eventful pc. prosperity. 1t was at dark and
"when the bfin the history of our government,
and tue pious tobegan to fear the power of man,
aud fearful were thSpt the favor of God.p dark
zon, violent the fcti0lds that hung on our hori-'
and men seemed to reck hat agitated our land,
storm, 80 that in its fury, ifQw wildly ragged the
!, tions Of the South. gned the institu-
1t was your lot to breast that stor,. ~. II
mutterlngs cease, and to do that yoapd pld It's
away from the crowds Of fatterers to tYst turn
lonely path OF duty. With your robes of ON the
with panoPy oil Ice, you wrapped yourself fr8Xss
all the prejudices Of earlier years. and from all the
temptations which then surrounded you. "Un
terrified by threats, unawed by caInors, YOU held
on your steady course preserved the Constitution
OF your country, gave peace to the land we love
and repose to the institutions which we cherish
illustrating to the world that "peace had | 8 vic
tories no less renowned than wars" 1t is fit and
proper now, when you have laid aside place nnd
power and patronage that the affections Of a CRATE
full people should follow you to your home. and
linger around you in your retirement. AS the con
stituted authorities of the city of Savannah. VIC
welcome you within her limits las the representa-
tives of the people, we welcome you to our hospi
talties-as portion Of her citizens, we welcom,
you to our homes and our hearts. NJ egsF
Such an endorsement, breathing truth in ever,
syllable and line, should arrest the pen and clos
the lips of every Democratic traducer of Fillmor
in the land
On the day following, Mr.. Fillmore was honore,
with anEaquasic excursion, during the festivities
which the same eloquent eulogist offered the fol
lowing sentiments 3t a. 5Ea4"t
Oar Distinguished Quest: Raised up by Proyi
dence to be the ruler of nation he scorned to
i become the leader of faction. s..
To this toast three cheers were proposed by
solomon Cohen, Esq, the present Democratic
postmaster OF Savannahl
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! NEW FIRM AND NEW, AR>
vu,HE Undersigned, I. fOTENTIS-

.! liIELL, having formed copartnsrst
for the purpose of carrying the Confectionery ana
Restaurant business, at f7s Pennsylvania avenue,
under the style Of iHsgs 5fi ar8lst Ills - ~
]. P0TENTINIr& ZIFELL, "
Beg leave to call the attention Of the patrons of the
old hrm and the public generally, to the increased
facilities which they now offer for supplying
loa WEDDING, BALL, AND SUPPER PARTIES
al the shortest possible notice. with all the delicaces
both in and out Of season = ~ - = ftts - 80
Rooms furnished for Breakfast, Dinner, and Sup
per for private parties, at all times, ~. Ia
We have also connected with eur establishment q
tne Saloon, fitted up expressly for the ladies' where
they can be furnished with inls8s va.u sa'P
GAME AND OYSTERS .f,
OF all kinds served up in every STYLE st the shortest
notice Ladies favoring us with call can always be
furnished with every deicacy that the appetite de-
sires <sf Il n
Ladies and gentlemen can have their Meals sent to
them at tn -ir private rooms by leaving orders.
We will also pay particular attention 70 the manu-
featuring of plain and ornamental Confectionery In
all their branches, and will always keep on hand Q
select assortment of French Confections Bon Bons,
Preserves, &c. .,.,s s,,t g.s...4g ., 4, -
W.T. ts.l PoTENTINI & ZITELL, ss
I'll 279, south side Pa. av., bet 10th and 1lth SITS
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THE wEEKI.Y AMERICAN ORGAN
Ia published every Saturday, on the following

against the nsidious wies of foreign influence
couture YOU to believe me- fellow citizens jeal
olsy Of free people ought to be constantly awake
nee history and experience prove that foreign in
lence is one of the most baneiul foes Of republican
sr3vernm ept 49, Washington. .l4as.J .aa 1s -
hope we may find some means, in future, Of
shielding selves from foreign influence, political
commercial OF in uhateyer form IL may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from jsming in the
wish of Sas bean = that there were an ocean OF hfu
between this and the old world. '"--Jefasos. no.
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REsTAU ANT AND RE AIDING
ROOMS

"AVIEG just opened at No. SEQ, Penn
-AA syvania avenue, near the foot of Capitol Hill,
new Restaurant, am prepared TO furnish refresh
ments in the most recherche style. The Bar is sup
piled with the best Liquors; and TO see one of my
juleps is refreshing, but to taste tdont mention it,
As 70 food, Oysters and Game of all kinds in sea-
son will always be on hand prepared to suit the tastes
of the most fastidious b S1oa' - Nal4la .a
Cigars and Tobacco of the best brands as well as
Pipes, 80 exhilerating after ajulep.t E@4
Reading Room, with the latest papers, will fur
nish the current news.
Long experience in the business encourages me to
promise general satisfaction to my friends and all
who may favor me with call 81 .....a..
ap 29-2m r. nj. A. FENWICK
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EUELE G. ATWELL, stove, Tia, and
IA Sheet Iron Ware Manufacturer Pitt street, rear
of the Marshal House, Alexandria, Va Roofing,
Guttering, and Sporting, will be done In the best
manner and at the shortest notice. Ta
an a., lV e#.. .fU.- Eelft
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PsrRRsBuRe, o ctober 81 1854

FRTRRsBURe, ctober 81 1854 I
About five years agu. l obtained from Mr. Tobias,
IN Washineton paii Of Glasses for the Spectaoles
which used, and found them Of great assistance 70
INV decaying vision; ard my opinion of hum is that
he is skful in the preparation of glasses for eyes
not too far gone to be benefited by such aud sa
TNI'I J. +. MAY.
See, for more testin,onialf the Evening Star. !.
Aug l5--1y ~. sfkla ut 5