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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

A Valuable Ionic.-We believe no medi-
cine has ever given such astonishing proof
of its efficacy as the Oxygenated Bitters.-
In cases of Dyspepsia and General Debility
it acts in the most agreeable manner, restor-
ing health and cheerfulness, when all, other
remedies have failed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

"OxFoRD DEMOCRAT" w. S. PIDGIN
has retired from this paper, and it will be
hereafter published by Rev. DARIUS
FORBES who has for some time past been
its able editor in the agricultural depart
ment. Hon. j. j. PERRY remains as ed
itor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

Our ship builders inform US that the
celebrated Burdens Pressed Boat, Ship,
Brad and Countersunk Railroad spike sur
passes anything of the kind in durability
and strength, that they have seen. These
Spikes are sold at the known hardware house
OF Blodget, Brown L Co., so 4 50 Pearl St ,
Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26
Total expenditures,

Total expenditures, 72,94S, 7o2
Balance in Treasury, June 80, 1856,
16,9Ol ,325
The public debt, on the 4th of March
1858, amounted to the sum of 800, l29 49,.
q, and was subsequently, increased to liquid
900, which gives the public debt at $7l's79,-
49, %. 1t has since been reduced to the
sum of $50. 963 300 "a. In making this re-
duction, the sum of $40,ol6,021 63 has
been paid for the principal thereof, and ST.
COOS 81. for premiums on portions of it
redeemed before maturity. saving the sum of
Sl4.606, Al 80 by paying in advance. and
leaving the public debt, on the 10Th day of
November, 1856, $50 1858 ,909 "a. :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

Am,ns the rcpsrtsa deaths At the hrst bat
Gle Of Walkers trssps at Nassaya, was that
of Lieut. II mry T. Sherman. late OF New
ORLEANS, and formerly Of Camden, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

u Sugar, if duty free, would be
about 8 l-2 cents per pound, where 1t
is now ~, or IA where it is now 9.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

- Domestic ToAsr.-May your cof-
fee and the ISLANDERS against you be ever
alike-without grounds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

TnE CoLD THURSDAY. The extreme
cold OF Thursday last appears to have ex-
tended throughout all the northern section
Of the country, and we'll on towards the
South.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

Why is tender-hearted person like
housekeeper with but little furniture? Be
cause he is easily moved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

Total receipts with balance. S92,s50, III
The expenditures We're:
Civil, foreign intercourse and mis-
cellaneous, S25 pa 1874
Interior, pensions and Indians, 3,S12.S27
War, l6,94S ,l97
Navy, l4,O77 ,O47
Redemption of public debt, interest
and premium, l2.776 800
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

A ISLANDER ON Mn. GIDDINGs.-The
following, from report of Mr.. Giddings'
speech. explodes SANDER that had a
very extended circulation in the late
campaign:
Mr.. BENNETT of Mississippi. ask
the member from Ohio whether, he. on
a former occasion ever uttered this Ian
guage that is here attributed to him. l
will send it to the Clerk to be read
The Clerk read as follows:
81 look forward to the day when there
shall be servile instruction in the
South; when the black man, armed with
British bayoncts, and led on by British
officers, shall assert his freedom, and
wage war Of determination against his
master; when the torch of the incendi
airy shall light up the towns and cities OF
the South. and blot out the last vestige
of Slavery. And though I may not
mock at their calamity, and laugh when
their fear cometh, yet will hail it as the
dawn of political millennium
Mr.. GIDDINGs. Does the gentleman
from Mississippi assert tina. ever utter
ed those words
Mr.. BENNETT, of Mississippi. l ask
the gentleman whether he ever uttered
them, and if he did, ask him whether
they are his sentiments now?
Mr.. GIDDINGs. l will answer the
gentlemen kindly, for l do not blame
him. hope God may forgive his ignor-
ance, for he has been misled by men who
ought to have known better. l have
seen language in letters going forth from
this hall, and various quotations, attri
outed to me; l have seen them quoted
by Older members, who ought to have
known better. If have ever uttered
such sentiments there is record for it and
ask when and where they were spoken /?
l hare no kno'cledge mr. recollection OF
erer harins uttered such sentiment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26
Report of the Departments,

Accompanying the Presidents Message, are
the reports of the different deprtments.-
Wcpresent such abstracts of these as will
convey correct information on the topics en-
braccd therein
SECRETARY OF TREAsrRY's REroRT.
During the fiscal year ending June 3oth,
1856, the receipt into the Treasury were -
From Customs, $64.o .S63
From Lands, S.9i1 .645
Miscellaneous and incidental, 81 ,633
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-26

Total receipts, 1918, l4l
Balancein Treas y, July l, 1856, 1891 go
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PERSONAL.

49, mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell has taken
up ner residence at Viroqua, Wisconsin.
-. Mrs. Lucy Smith, the mo,bsr of m.
prophet Joe, died recently. ~ 'A'
-. The Minister of the Netber,ana.
visit to the Consul General of that Kinodo W.
at bis residence, Henry street, Brooklyn,S Y
Ut was not Mrs. Caroline Ii. Butlsr
lnou Mrs. Laing,) the author Of The Old
Farm House." dc whom j. B. Read. ESQ :.
has lately married, but her daughter.
go. George Law was on Monday evening
last, unanimously expelled from the Know
Nothing lodge to which he belonged in the
I"enty-frst Ward Of New York city.
-. The Providence Journal, in reporting
a vote taken on a railway train, adds the fol.
loving sage remark "0ur own experience
Is tnat II Is decidedly easier to elect men in
railroad cars than by the roundabout mode
pointed out by the Constitution.
-; Arrangements have been mads With
mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, for senarste sd;.
tions In England, France and Germsnv nf
ner new novel, now going through The go. We
OF Messrs Phillips, Sampson CO. Of H Ro P,eS'
DO that the book will have simultaneons ;ssm.
In the four great publishing cities of the wo,,S
BOSTON, London, Paris and Lsipsic.
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NEWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH The subma.
rine electric telegraph cable for the New York,
Newfoundland and London Telegraph Com
pany has been successfully laid across the
Gulf Of St. Lawrence, between Cape Ray
Cove, Newfoundland, and Ashley Bay, Cape
Breton, distance of eighty-fve miles. Mes
sages are now being freely and instantaneousiy
transmitted from shore to shore. The com.
pany have now seven hundred men at work
On the line in Newfoundland and at Cape
Breton, and it is confidently expected that the
line will be completed and in successful oper.
alton from New York to st. Johns by the LIST
OF September 1t is also expected that the
great ocean line between st. Johns and the
city OF London will be successfully laid within
one year, and thus the two continents of Amer
lea and Europe will be Geographically united.
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NOTICE Those charged with the 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 providedfor. 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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POLITICAL ITEMS.

A meeting of the Hard Shell committee was
held last evening in Academy Hall, Horace F
Clark, in the chair, when it was agreed to
unite with the Softs in one organization com.
posed of three Hards and three Softs from
each ward, making a general committee of
l32 in all Sixteen delegates and the same
number OF alternates were chosen to represent
tins city at the Hard State convention, which
is to be held in Syracuse on the Both The
best of feeling prevailed, and the meeting al.
Journed at ii o'clock.-Nev York Dav Book
Tho Democratic conferees of the 10Th dis
trct Of Pennsylvania have UNANIMOUSLY nomi
mated Col. Alexander NICK inney for Congress
The district is at present represented by Hon
John Covode
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BLACKIsrONE,s PAVILION.

THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
l. open on the ID day OF July for the &C "a
commodaiion Of visitors The subscribe I'm
has engaged a first rate Cotillion Band foI 49,
the season, and with his large ard spendid Ball
hcom offers vast lad cements 20 the lovers OF the
dance His table will be constantly supplied
with all the luIuries OF the Potomac and LIS Bar
with tie choicest liquors
This is known 10 be one Of the keahhics' places
on the river, being situated between Black stones
and st Catharine's Islands.
There will be a celebra len on the {th Of July,
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs
day, 18th July, Thursday, 7ih August, and Thurs
y 2lst Of August.
during the waiefinS season on Tuesdays Fri
days going down, and will stop for passerl ers on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, on her return trips.
less than a week
je 2s-2m GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE.
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To POLITICAL CLUBs.-POlitical clubs will
hnd the arrangements of the Star Office 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 cfhce in q satisfactory manner as
to style and price, and in the shortest possible
time. Be sure to give us a call before making
Arrangements elsewhere.
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leave to offer substitute for the original res
olution ruled out Of order
The call for the previous question was then
reconsidered by the House, and the main
question was ordered.
Mr.: Edmundson, by leave, then addressed
the House in explanation Of his alleged con-
nection with the assault Of Mr.. Brooks upon
Mr.. Sumner, in which he was engaged Is the
Star went 10 press
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Book NorICE.-FrOm Joe ShilliDgton We
have "The Martins Of Gro Martin" by
Charles Lever, published by the Harper's.
From a cursory glance it appears to be distin.
guished by much Of the dash and brilIiancy
to be anticipated in anything from the pen of
the author Of " Charles O'Malley." We will
read it and report progress"
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PALM LEAF FANS AND MOSQUITO
NETT.

lust OPENED-1000 PALM LEAF FANS
= ~ pieces Mosquito Nett, white, yellow, pink
and blue
10 dozen Gauze Shirts and Drawers
100 doz Ladies' Thread and Cotton Hose
luO dozen men and boys Thread and Cotton half
Hose
leo ladies and gents Thread Gloves
d zen Grass Skirts
Men and Boys Summer Wear Of all kinds, at re-
duced ph es 60
Also, a large stock Of ladies' Dress Goods, con-
ssting Of Plain and Figured Bereges. Plain and
Figured Lawns, Challey de Laiaes aud cling
ham,, at coat, TO make room for Fall Goods
GEO F. ALLEN,
Jy A-&& Pa. avenue, next TO l0th st.
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q The Portsmouth (Va) market house
was entirely destroyed by FIRE on Friday morn
ing last-caused, it is supposed, by incsndiar-
ism, the fire having first been discovered in
the Mayors Office.
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PPecsedings Of To-Day.

In the Senate, to-day, a bill to amend the
charter of the town of Georgetown was taken
up and passed.
Mr.. Hale introduced resolution directing
the Public Buildings Committee to inquire
into the expediency of stopping the work on
the dome Of the Capitol for the time being.
and seeking for a satisfactory plan for that
work in accordance with good taste, and IN
to the standard of modern Improvement, &c !:
resolution agreed to.
Two or three private bills were then passed
ere they adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Sapp moved to suspend
the rules for the consideration of Senate bill
for the relief of Norwood McClelland, master
Of the steamboat New World motion subse.
quently withdrawn.
Mr.. Clingman moved to suspend the rule to
| take up from the Speakers table the Senate s
joint resolution, fixing Monday, the 18th of
July, as the time for the termination of the
present session.
Mr.. Dunn demanded the yeas and NAYS on
that motion, which being ordered, the rules
were not suspended-yeas Ito, nays 81.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, moved to postpone
the further consideration of the resolution
for the expulsion of Mr.. Brooks, and to cen.
sure Messrs. Keitt and Edmundson on account
Of the Brooks and Sumner fracas.
Messrs. Houston and Mr.. McMuliin opsos, d
| that motion.
Mr.. Meacham moved the previous question
on the resolution and amendments.
While the House was in the act Of dividing
on this question, Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, asked
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Hands On YOUR POCKET.BOOKs,
u THE WHITE HATS ANE ABOUT

We have a very nne assortment OF ashton -
able w hite Beaver and Felt Hats. Of all
qualities and pric s, 10 which we respect -
fully invite the attention OF all In want. We Of
ter them at reduced prices. Call at GEO II b
WHITE q CO.'S Fashionable Hat, Cap, al q
Gents Furnishing Establishment, 332 Pennsl
yania avenue, between oh and 10th sts iYI2
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BUILDING AND LOAN

NJ ASSOCIATION.-Them monthly meet
ing Of this association will take place al Temper
ance Hall on MONDAY, the 14th inst stock
holders are requested 10 be punctusl In their
attendance IS business of i'm poTtan'e will be la d
before them Persons wishing to take stock in
the Association can do on the followi ne terms
There has been nire meetings, and nine d )llars
a share has been paid in-persons not having the
rtady money to pay In the back payments c-n
give their note on demand for the payments NJ %
July, then keep on with the regular mon hly paw
men Of 81 per share, and pay interest monthly
on their note at the rate Ct per cent. per anrum
jy 1O-eo3t ChAS. WILSON, Secretary
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RA MEETING OF THE SIXTH
~ Ward Democratic Association will be
held in Anacostia Hall on MONDAY EVEN
ING next, 14th instant, at7x O'Clock.
As business Of urgent importance will be laid
before the meeting every member is earnestly re-
quested 10 attend. LEM'L GADDiS,
jy 11-3t Secretary
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| GREAT REDUCTION THE PRICEOP
RUNNETSI

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, IN ORDER
w to accommodate the Ladies and TO III ~
out our entire stock Of Summer Goods Bon al
nets, Flowers, Ribbons &c, come To OFF, ~
to sell patent Bonnets worth Sl2 at SIS. Bonnets
worth S5 TO 81 so. Also, Travelling and Straw
Bonnets, dc. Cali before purchasing elsewhere,
to save Your money
CAROLINE PRIBRAMS DAUGHTERS,
Pa avenue, bet 10Th and llth SITS
jy 14.2w~
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2NOTICE- THE SUBSCRIBER begs
NJ leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS ard QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from Is to 25 per cent
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest al
309 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
je som JOHN McDEVITT
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WE ARE NOW SELLING

VNE ARE NOW SELLING
w Lubin's Soap at 81 pr doz. regular price s6
Cleaver's Honey do do do SO
Farina Cologne (sing) do do
Do do 2 SO do do a so
Lubin's Extracts 6 do do
Bay Rum do do So
And AL other kinds OF Toilet Articles at same
rates.
Determined on closing our present business we
would be thankful for ali persons tndebted IN ne
to close their accounts as soon as possible,
T. GALLIGAN & CO.
~ H-eo3t $40 Pa av. under Browns, stel
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PATENT MACHINE STAMP.

NOR STAMPING CARDS, ENVELOPES
Il Letters, Bill Heads, &c &c. This machine
possesses advantages over nnv other now in u, e
The linking and stamping pads being cor,bined,
and the die so arranged hat another may be sub
stituted for It. Orders may be left w tn ELVANS
& THOMPSON, No 326 Penn avenue, where the
machine may be seen. Enclosing presses made
to order. Designs elcbtrotyped IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-14

n WASHINGTON HI6HLANDERS, AT
TENTlON-A special meeting Of the
M lII company viii be held at the armory on
" " I'll URSDAY EVENING, the 18th inst. =,
at O'Clock precisely. The Company having
made change In their uniform coat, as regard.
style and color, all members are REQ Vested to be
present; those sent will be considered susp pend
ed, and tn II names struck from the company
roll Members having arms or other property be-
longing to the U. whom this order may effect
will please return the same to the armory wi b.
out further notice. BY order Of Capt. J. WATT
jy 12-3t* GEO. w FLOOD, Sec.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

The Senate did not meet on Saturday last.
In the House, on that day, after we went to
press, the resolution from the select commit.
tee on the Brooks and Sumner affair being
under consideration, Mr.. English offered a
substitute for it censuring Mr.. Brooks and at
the same time expressing the disapprobation
OF the House Of speeches in Congress assailipg
Individual members or States.
The debate was then continued by Messrs.
Boyce and Etheridge.
Mr.. Quitman moved to confne further de.
bate on the subject to ifteen-mi speeches.
The motion having been agreed to, such
speeches were delivered by Messrs Nichols,
Taylor, Stuart, Branch, Tyson, Knapp, Wood.
ruff, Savage, and Oliver of New York.
Mr.. Houston then moved to recommit the
whole subject, with instructions to report tn at
the House have neither authority to determine
what are the Senate's privileges, nor power to
punish their violation.
The debate was further continued BY Messrs
kunkel, Damrell, Campbell of Pa, Hall of
Mass, Durfee. Purviance, and Letter, who
eontended the House had jurisdiction, and by
Messrs. Bowie, Reade, Florence, and Letcher,
who took the opposite side of the question
and then, at o'clock, the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-14

~ The Jackson Democratic Association of
the District Of Columbia will meet on MONDAY
MIG L at their headquarters. They invite all
friends Of the Constitution and Union to attend
as distinguished speakers viii hold forth Come
one, come all DANIEL RATCLIFFE,
1y ltd President.
1910 OWNERS OR HARBORERs
49, OF DOGS-Notice Is hereby given e.
residents in the Fourth Ward who are owners CT
dogs to OBJ; ain licenses Immediately according to
law, otherwise they will be fined and the ami.
mails destroyed
JAMES A. COOPER,
HENRY YEATMAN,
JOSEPH T.. HOUGH,
~ 11-3t Police O1icers Of F ourth District
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CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
~ Persons declining hou excepting or hav-
Ing surplus Of Household effects will ind Il to
their advantage to give US a call before disposing
OF the same. We ere prepared to buy their en-
tire stock OF urniture, Tin large small quaint
t'es,l and thus save them the trouble and expense
inciden' to public auction New Furniture ex-
changed for good second hand articles. BONTZ
COOMBS, Extensive Furniture Dealers, No
800 Seventh street, nearI iyl2-Im
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ID b. DONALDSON, DENTIST, WILL BE
H. absent from the city until the 18th Of Au-
gust. jy last
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zNOTICE THE CITIZENS OF MA.
~ Tyland, temporarily residing In the Dis
trict, are requested to meet on MONDAY next al
O'Clock p m at the rooms Of the Illinois Club
s73 street, for the purpose Of organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-14

i. d. o. F.-THE REGULAR
S<S Quarterly Communication Of the r
< w. Grand Lodge Of the District Of
Colombia viii be held at Odd p ell
lows nsll, Ith street, TIL monday EVEN
IN g, the l4th instant, at ~ O'Clock
JYH THOS BANGS, Grand Sec'y.
EON TUESDAY, THE TRAGEDY OF
SS Thastus, or the Martyr, one Of those
bloody and thrilling Incidents In history that sell
dom occur, vii be p formed by several youths,
who have slready during the year shown their
proficiency Ia this Kind OF performance
The characters In this piece ar Diocletian,
Thasius. 6alerius, fabius, statilius, and Luca-
cius, and Six Guards
This will be the last play Of this season by these
youths .-
Admi.tance 25 cents. jyH
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SrRAYED-FROM THE METROPOLIS
y Stables thi, morning a Dark Bay a.
suitable reward will be paid for his immediate
return lie
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u UNION GUARDS ATTENTION.
a a m citing Of the Corps will take place THls
WNEVENlNG In regard to the funeral Of a de-
N n ceased member The membt rs are request
Cd to be punctual in their attend BY order q
II CAPTAIN REESE.
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eNOTICE.-TH REGULAR monthly
~ meeting Of the &c rgetown Democratic
Association Will be held at Forrest Hall Mona
IA pAY EvaN!NG, July I4th, at O'Clock. All
By order Of the President:
jy l2-2t l.. KROUSE, Sec.
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The Non.paymsnt Of Interest The New
York Day BOok-famous for ferreting out
and exposing questionable transactions in
Wall street-says that the eco" of the frm
of Palmer, Cook & Co, of San Francisco,
California, is no other than John C. Fremont.
The house Of Palmer, Cook d Co., is, as we
explained few days ago, the agent of Cali
lornia for paying the interest on her debt
Inc Day Book AYERS that the State has paid
TINS interest into the hands of Palmer, Cook
Co. 70 DO paid by them in New York to
ner creditors on this side; and that instead G,
SO paying 1t over to the bond holders, Palmer.
Cook Co., used it TO obtain the Renub,;c, n
nomination for Mr.. Fremont, and for otb.-
incidentals connected with that gentleman,
canvass for the presidency. In this way the
Day Book accounts for Mr.. Fremont's late
tribulation in Wall street, whore he shined
it, for some days, endeavoring in vain to
raise $50, 0G0 On his own credit to meet the
Indebtedness of bis business house to the CAL
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XUANTED-A GOOD COOK ALSO A
w nurse, and man accustomed 90 the care Of
horses. Apply at No. asa street, between AZ
and 9Th streets. 1ts
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-on Saturday, the 18th of July
there wore of Treasury warrants entered on