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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

WARRINGTON, Pill ", 1900. \
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiv at this Office until w Wednesday, the 18th
day OF May, 1856, at noon, for the supply Of such
Quantities OF Fresh Beef and Vegetables as NAV
be required on the Washington station during the
fiscal year, commencing on the LIST day OF uly
nent and ending on the Both June, 1857
The Beer and Vegetables must be Of good quail
Try and the best the msrfet affords, and e.eh ar
ticle must be offered for by the pound
Bond with approved security will be required
In one half the estimated amount Of the contract
and twenty per centum In addition will be with
held from the amount of each payment to be
made. as collateral security for the due perform
ahce OF the contract, which will on no account be
paid until it is fully complied with
Every otsT must be accom- panied (as directed
liz TIE act OF Congress making appropriation for
the naval servise for ls46 Y, approved August TO-
1851 by written guarantee, sigred by one or
more responsible 'rsons, 10 the eject that he or
they undertake that the bidder or bidders WILL il
his or their bid be accepted enter into an obiea-
ton, within five days, with good and suricit nj
sur, ties, to furnish the articles proposed
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by such guarantee
ap 3O-wSw A GKEENLEAF, Navy Agent
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WALKER DEFEATED BY THE COSTA RIcANs.
By the steamer Orizaba which has arrived at
New York with San Juan dates to the 2lst,
the defeat of Schlessinger is confirmed On
the 9TH the Costa Ricans took possession Of
Rlvas with two thousand men On the 18th
Walker, with six hundred men, attacked them
and after fighting seventeen hours AID a hail
he was Obliged to abandon the city for want OF
ammunition. The loss of the Costa Ricans is
said to have been six hundred killed and a
large number wounded Walkers loss is set
down at between fifty and sixty killed and
about eighty wounded and missing. Amongst
the killed was Col Marchado, commander
of the native forces Gel Nicaraeuepse. "
Walkers organ, claims it as a glorious victory.
1t was reported that Walker intended to at
tack the Costa Ricans at Virgin Bay about the
10Th, having one thousand Americans and
thirteen hundred natives under his command
With the exception of Il few prominent men in
the former Legitimate party, the Nicaraguans
acted with Walker.
Honduras, San Salvador, and Guatemala
are SAID to be In favor Of peace, and will not
invade Nicaragua. They received the com.
missoners from Nicaragua in friendly spirit,
and had discontinued enlistments and dis
banded some new levies
A number of Minnie rifles were taken from
the Costa Ricans at Rivas. Several English.
men and Frenchmen were observed in the
army.
The English frigate Eurydice was the only
vessel at San Juan. Her boats were con.
stantly on duty watching the movements of
the Americans
Mr.. Wheeler addressed a strong protest to
Mora, against his threat to drive the Ameri
cans from Costa RIGA and Nicaragua; and
unless explained and atoned for, decided mea
sures on the part Of the United States Govern
ment were threatened by Mr.. Wheeler.
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BEAUTIFUL MUsIc.-We have received from
Mr.. George Hilbus, the enterprising publisher,
number of fine pieces just issued by him :
"The Congressional Polka, %" The Harp that
once thro' Tara's Halls, &c Heller's Port Fo-
lilo, -" Comm thro' the Rye" &c &c. We
trust that the spirited attempt of Mr.. Hilbus,
to establish the music publication business in
our city will meet the fullest measure of sue
cess. ErE-r..
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DISSOLUTlON.

VNH r. PRETENDED CO-PARTNERShlP
L heretofore existing under the Arm Ct WILLIAM
BILL Il 6RADJRoN, DyeEs and Scorers, al
from the 10th Of this month Of April, 1856, dis
solved. give notice TO any person VIZ have any
goods 10 dye, not 10 trust them under such hrm.
and be deceived for am now working IN the
Dyeing establishment Of Mr.. John tartel, corner
of AZ street and Pennsylvania Aveaue, Wash
ington. GRANDJEON,
ap 2S-Iws The fre3ch Dyer
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PIacaadilRs Of Ts.DaY.


In the Senate, to day, several House bills
were disposed Of.
A message was received from the House
stating that the Speaker had appointed
Messrs Ii W. Davis, Stuart, and Thurston,
as their part Of the committee of conference
on the amendments to the deficiency bill.
Mr.. Hunter moved that the President Of
the Senate be authorized to appoint the re-
mainder of the committee Of conference J;
agreed to.
Mr. Sumner introduced a resolution inqur
ing into the expediency Of renting duties on
certain articles of commerce; referred to Com
merce Committee.
Mr.. Stuart reported an amendment to the
appropriation bill to build custom houses and
post Offices, enlarging the plans of building.
After some discussion, the subject was post
poned until tomorrow.
Mr.. Biggs then took the floor on the naval
reform question.
In the House, the Speaker laid before the
| House a communication from the Interior De-
partment in answer to a resolution calling for
estimates, &c, for constructing bridges at the
Little Falls and at Georgetown which was
referred to the Ways and Means Committee
aud ordered to be printed.
resolution was adopted calling on the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury for information as to
the number of custom houses now in progress
| of erection or under contract, their locations,
the names Of the contractors, and such infor.
nation in relation to contr acts as he may be
enabled to give.
Committees were then called for reports,
when various river and harbor bills were re
ported from the Committee on Commerce
Mr.. Washburne, of ILL.,, from the Commit
tee ON Commerce, reported back house bill
establishing the collection districts Of the
United States, and designating the ports Of
entry and the ports of delivery in the same
and for other purposes
long debate ensued as to the disposition
to be made Of this bill, which was still in pro.
gress when our report was closed.
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MADAME "a.

gJTILL CERTAINLY LEAVE ON THE
w sth OF MY, and respectfully Informs the
public In general, thar she viii give Information
in all the Affairs Ielating 10 Life Health, Wealth
Marriages, Love, Journeys, l. w Suits, ID rhcul-
ties Ia Business, Alb ent friends, sickness End
Death, and In respect 10 all other subjects she
Is also able 20 tell the ages Of persons by reading
numbers. She can be consulted al all bours OF
the day and evening
Her name Is on tn door-at No 2o5 18th s'feet
corner OF ID, on the eft hand side. Gentiemen%
cents and ladies IS ap 29-lws
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BOOKS ON FISHING

RROWN's AMERICAN ANGLERS Guide
- vol. Edinburgh. N1iNe
'eanings IN Natural History, with Hints fol
Fly Fishing, with six colored plates Of artificial
flies, &c / vol London
P.ank Forester's Fish and Fishing
humans Fly Fishing for Trout London
The Angler and his Friend; by John Davy. M
ID. London. "
carpenters Anglers Assistant London
manuel du Pecheue; vol Paris
walton and Cotton's Ang er; vol Paris
Davy's Salmonia; or Days Of Fly. Fishing; vol.
London.
Sto eaenge's Rural Sports; / vol. London
lie Anglers Almanac for 1853. London
The River Dove; vol. London.
aP3Q FRANCK TAYLOR,
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STILL A GREAT RCSH

z
A T ELLIS'S FOR BARGAlNS.-NONl l.
N the time to get cheap goods, as he is tll.ns
out 10 change business 90, every body, 10 ~
Pa avenue between 9th and 10th SITS. Ep IL
DOUBLE ,CE PITCHERS DIFFERENT
- sizes. Silver lsted and Britannia filo's
low. u FRENCIs,
sp29 4SO seveath ct.
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TWe learn that the United States sloop
ofwar Portsmouth will sail from the Norfolk
n avail anchorage to-day
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POR THE LADIES.

OPENING SUMNER MILLINERY THE
" subscriber is opening to-day a large f
and handsome lot OF goods adapted TO the - 4
approaching summer, among which NAV ~
be found some Of the prettiest Bonneis he pa.
ever shown, with an unusually large and well
assorted line Of Bonnet and Dress Trimmings and
the most desirable Embroideries Including some
very handsome Infants Dresses
Ladies Dresses made In the best STYLES
Nj. WILLIAM.
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ap2s-2w eenIe Msrhet speee, wa,hingtcn.
BRODERIEs ET LINGERIEs FINES
PARIS.

NADAME DELARUE WOULD INFURM
VI the Ladies OF w ashington and vicinity thai
she has just rec. lived very large and choice a.
sortment OF Embroideries, such as
Collars and Sleeves, Flounced Dresses
81 rts, lnsertings, Handkerchiefs
Flouncings, Mus gu, taire Collars and Cuffs, &C
TGus les patrons sont fats, d'ep!es les mcdss
de Longchamps. 2.SPennsylvania avenue,
ap 2c-3ts bet 10Th and Eth SIS.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union has an article upon the Dous,"
and Lane correspondence, in which 1t notes
as a remarkable thing, that Col Lane snOuiu
,.na OF to the New York papers card
Cor nublication, which should not only wholly
,.;.,snrs.eut Judge Douglass letter to Mr.
watson. but actually suppress a portion OF
hi. own letter to Judge Douglas. The
JJv,ou has also an editorial of consider.
able length upon the personal explanations in
the House on Monday last, which signalized
the return Of the Hon. Lewis d. Campbell t.
his seat after his visit to Ohio.
The Intslligenesr is devoted mainly to news
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VEN DOLLARS REWARD
FOR THE MAY BALLS.

"E HAVE NOW IN STORE BEAUT.
w fui assortment OF vs. REATHS. suit .>Az
able FOR the approaching May festivals ~
also, all kinds Ct Flowers for DIRE, sing the 81.
hair and would respectfully request hose VIII
will be In need OF such TO give us a talI az a.
Fancy and Millinery store, No $40, pennsylvani
Avenue between 9Th and 10Th sts north side
ap 2e-u HUTCHINSON a. MUNRO.
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Grand Exhibition & Nav 3;

Grand Exhibition & May Ball.
DROP. II w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
Il pleasure In announcing 10 the public ca
that his Grand ~
EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL ~
will take place at his Hall (adjoining Jh
the Star Oftice) on THURSDAY EVE AnIA
MING, May LIST, 1855
He has erert,d himself 10 tbe utmost 81 his
ability to render this Exhibition, II possible,
more brillfsnt than the given by him last
year at the National Theatre Several new, beau
tiful and complicated Dances will be intr; duced
together with portion Of his former iavori!e col
lection.
The following programme Of Dances are supe-
rior In poiLt OF beauty, grace and execution thai
any offered 10 Washington audience:
College Hornpipe, by masters.
,. La Cachucba, bv misses, two OF which are S
and years Of age.
3. Cracovienne, by misses. (Elsler style
La Smolenski, by 4 Misses
5. Highland Fling, by masters.
6. vot de Vesres, by mise.
!. FL Jeleo de Jeres, by miss, Elsler style
9. Pas de Trois, by misses, and years 4 age
and master This dance is danced with
mitch precision, and is both difficult and
graceful.
9. Pas Syrian, by misses and masters
10 Syrian Waltz, ty Prof Munder and 2young
IL The Grand Flower Dance, 10y 81 misses, e.
introduced by the Viannoise Children. IL
is composed cf l6 arches and Is circles of
roses Of every variety and color
IL. The Grand shawl Dance, by - m sses which
has been altered and I'm proved, with the
exception OF the Drowning Scene the rand
March, ard Ascension upon the Throne,
which bias always been Considered perfect
WESER'S MILITARY AND COTILLON
BA : ID is engaged for the occasion.
The Ladies' who attended the Theatre Ball HIS
present and former patrons, ard tae patrons OF
his " Brother Professors are cordially invited 10
attend, as there will be no Invitation cards DIS
trihuted.
". Bit has been rumored by some malicious
person that nv hail Is not Iufhcienty strong 20
hold the great crowd that will attend my eIhib-
ton To satisfy the public to the contrary, (
have had the bailding thoroughly examined and
1t has been pronounced by competent builder TO
be perfectly safe. apla-b
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PERSONAL.

80. Gen Pillow is to be the orator at the
semi-centennial celebration OF the University
Of Nashville, June 18th.
.... The Rev. John B Donelan has returned
to this city from his visit to Rome, looking
very we'll
80. Hon L De Shields, of Louisiana, after
n brief visit to Baltimore, has returned to
Washington, and is now stopping at the Kirk
wook house.
80. Alexander Cunningham, a Master in
the United States Navy upon the retired list,
died at Portsmouth, Va on Saturday, last
aged SO years.
80. Miss Jones, daughter of Mrs Melinda
Jones, the actress, has made her debut, in
Cincinnati, as g Parthenia She was en-
tirely successful.
-. Our DR.. Sayer has been Iccturing in
New York City. The Times says she is fne,
dashing girl, fresh as her own Orange County
butter, and beautiful as the scenery of her
own Orange County home, but that fresh and
fair though she be, She is not speaking or
nament to q lecture-room.
80. Where's Barnum? Some Capt. Bangs
has arrived at Philadelphia from Central
America with a great natural curiosity in the
shape Of four human beings grown together ,
They are thirty years of age, of medium size,
intelligent, and speak the English language.
So says S. Smith, of Philadelphia
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SODA WATER.

THOSE WISHING THIS MOST DEBT
Il cious ard refreshing Beverage Ia a state Of
purity and freshness, Will bear in mi"d that II
can now te had for the season at NORBECK'S
well known Confectionery Establis ment, next
to Iron Hau, on Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets ap 30 I'm
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THE SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT
UNION CHOIR ASSOCIATION

THE SMITHSO MANIFESTATIONS
On MONDAY EVENING, May 5.
TBE PROGRAMMES HAS BEEN SELECT.
l. ed with care, embracing 4 variety OF popular
CHORUSES, QUARTETTEs, TRIOs.
AND oBLIGATo SOLOS,
which will be rendered with Orchestral Accom-
paniment.
The Concert will be under the direction Of Mir
ii DANIEL. Conductor CT the Association
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE CENTS: 10 h. Ia a
at the principal book and music stores
III AS no money can be received et the door
OF The Institution, persons who design attendiDis
the Concert are requested 20 secure tickets IA ed
vance ep 92- go
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sumed the consideration of the Indian appro'

sumed the consideration OF the lhoiah apPfo'
priation bill, when
Mr.. Ouitman addressed them in favor OF
bill which he intended to introduce, to repeal
the 1st I'd, 5th, 9th, Sth, 10th, and 1lth sec
tons of the neutrality laws, which he consid-
cred in violation of the Constitution, and q
stigma upon the American intelligence, pre-
venting, as they did, the energy of the Ameri-
can people from protecting itself from the
evils with which it was threatened by the
great powers Of Europe. sF.s.. &
Mr. Burlington obtained the floor, when the
committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-The Crown Diamonds
viii be presented this evening by the Pyne q
Harrison opera troupe, and will no doubt be
received by large and fashionab lie audience
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United States Patent Office.

WAsHINsTos, April %, l95ef
IN THE PETITION OF ALFRED HALL
sion Of patent granted to him on the 9d day Of
September, 1912, for an improvement la s.bfick
presses, i" for seven years from the expiration Of
September, 1856:
1t Is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Ofice on Monday, the 18th day OF
August next, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, liz any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are eq1ired to
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by stbeJ
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules OF
the office, which win be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on tie
Sth OF August dispositions and ether papers re-
lied upon as testimony must be fled In the otdce
on OF before the morning OF that day; tie arsu-
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, also, that this Gotios be published In
the Union, Intelligeneer, and Star, Washington
ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore, Nd; f Ching
Argus, Philadelphia, Pa; Day Book, New York,
and Post, Boston, once a week for three success,
slve weeks previous TO the 18th day Of August
' VIC N' u c CHART MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.S.-Eiitors OF the above papers Will please
send their bills to the Patent Ohace, with paper
containing this notice. ap 3O-lhwSw
NOTICE.-LOsT, ON THE MORNING OF
IN the 18th instant, either in the omnibus com
ing from Georgetown ,,or on Pa avenue, near eth
street, BANK AND MEMORANDUM BOOK.
containing bundle Of individual notes and &C /.
counts In my favor, and Of no use 10 any one but
the owner. A suitable reward will be paid for the
book and papers II left at the store Of C Brooke.
SIS Seventh street.
apssll* SHELBY CLARK.
MATER COOLERS.-ST ONEAND metal
w plain and handsome, very low at
EOUND-A LADY,s BROOCH, WHICH
L the owner can have by calling at 4l9 T. nth
street, between u aud ii, at any time be .ween yK
and p m, and pa wing for this advertisement
pATEN ICE CREAM FREEZERS. AL
I'iLes. Prices always low.
ape g. FRANCIS, 40 Seventh st.
ENUR BOsTON-The SCHOONER JULIA
Il ANNA, Captain Harding, has arrived Ii.
port. For FREIGHT apply to
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
aP 2s-4t 1ol Water St, Georgetown.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
l. existing between the Undersigned as Dent
lists, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The unsettled accounts are transferred to Dr.
BAILY for settlement
IF. CALDWELL,
STEPHEN BAILY.
Washington, April 2s, 1857. sp2ea
DOCK, PERIODICAL AND NEWSPAPER
ID STORE FOR SALE The subscriber, hav-
ing other engagements in view, Offers Tor sale low
his BOOK, PERIODICAL AND NEWSPA-
PER STORE, including Store Fixtures and the
Good VIII Of the same.
The Store is located under the National Botel,
and has been established over three years Being
in the very heart OF busint IS, rare opportunity
tks Lame - NJ In
T.. F. BUCKINGHAM
as 2s2t* under National Hotel
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S-2t

%ANTI OWNOTHING MEETING
~ IN THE THIRD WARD The Anti
Know Nothing voters Of the Third Ward are in
vlted to meet on TOMORROW "wednesday
EVENING, the Both instant, at TX O'Clock, at
Coombs' Hall, Pa avenue, south side, between
9th ard 10th streets. to nominate cand ates for
the Boards Of Aldermen and Common Council,
and Assessor. MANY VOTERS
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FOR SALE-ABAY HORSE. EIGHT wears
l. old, warranted sound, and first rate a.
Family Horse in double or single harness (oN
He Is large, fine traveller, and stylish The
owner having lost his match has no further USE
for him. Address Bcx II Star office
an 30-3t
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Ok Il Z LOST, ON SUNDAy
Pc evening last, the 9th instant, on -
seventh street, Island, blue SetterA0N&
DOG, with black ears and head between the
gentlemen In a buggy crossing the Long Bridge.
ANY person returning him to VIM b. SASSCER
No. ss7 street, between 4th and 5h streets, will
receive the above reward. an 3O-3.*
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GEaTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS

ENOR SPRING AND SUMMER my STOCK
Il is now full and complete in every department,
ana as my facillues Tor doing business is OF best
character, the public will do well to examioe N y
stock, as am determined to sell cheap for cash.
or to punctual customers. LANES
Gents Furnishing st re
ap3 No 424 Penn avenue, near X street
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BUILDING ASsOCIA-
49, TION.-The sixth annual meeting of
the stockholders Of this Association will be held
TOMORROW Thursday EVENING, at g
o'clocT. In the Hal Of the Medical College, cor
ner and 18th streets
ED 30 2t mo H BARTLETT Sec
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THE LOVERS OF GOOD THIN

THE LOVERS OF GOUD THTNOS
WILL, FIND AT THE NATIONAL EAT
w ING HOUSE, corner SiIth street. n
and Pennsylvania avenue. just re-ANlI
ceived fresh and on hand, HARD NJ
and DEVILED CRABS, OYSTERS,
CLAM SOUP, SPRING CHICKENS, GREEN
PEAS, and ell other delicacies Of the season,
served up at the shortest notice, In the most ap
proved style, and suited to the incest taste, by
an 3O-2t VIM COKE 4 CO Projectors.
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RTHE EMPIRE CLUB TAKE GREAT
i1>A pleasure I'm announcing TO their fiends
and the public generally that they will give an
EXCURSIONS AND PIC MIC
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
ON THE 18TH OF NAY
ap 20-0 BY order: TIE COMMITTEE
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a ORDER NO. 2-FLANK COMPANY.
r ~ FIRST X REGIMENT MARION RIFLES
I'M MI ATTENTlON.-You are hereby ordered to
W ~ meet at your armOry on THURSDAY, 1st
May, at IL O'Clock m, in full uniform, for pai te
and target practice.
BY order F. MARION SHEKBLL, Capt
ap 29-2t JAS L. FOXNEiI, 8.
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I AIDES CABAs, WORK BOXES, Bask.
IL cts, Powder Pufs, Lily White, Bany's Tri.
copherous, Swedish Hair Creator, &c at
APP 0-3t LAMMOND'S, 7tb st
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INhE Christian LIFE, its Hopes, its
Il Fears and its Close, by ThOs Arnold, ID d y,
from the fifth London edition, 81
A Sketch Of the Life Of the Rev. William M
Jackson, late rector Of st Paul's Church, Nor.
folk, Va, by the Rev. George ID Cummins. rec.
tor , OF Trinity Church, Washington, 40 cents.
TAYLOR Il MAURY,S
ap3O Bookstore, near stb street
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- NOTICE!-THHRE WILL BE A
G~~S meeting OF the resident and non-resi
dent members Of the Philodemic Society Of the
Georgetown College, on FRIDAY, May I'd, at
Ga O'Clock p. m BY order Of the Society:
JNO. J. GARNETT,
ap 30-0 Cor Sec p Soc
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, April 9, 1856
SN . I'll c E.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
M Ing books or bound documents belonging
to this oce Will please return them without DELAY
to west wing Of the Patent Office building, to
which the General Land Office Is this dav re
moved. ap 11-d3Od
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Il subscriber hath obtained from the Orphan
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, letters Parliamentary on the personal
tate Of Jos phi L. Evans, late OF Washington
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warmed &c
exhibit the same, with the voucteis thereof, &c
the subscriber on or before the e9tn day OF A pri
next; tey may otherwise by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this oath day Of April
1856 SARAH N. EVANS,
ap 3O--W3w& Executrix.
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WATER COOLERS S. STONE AND metal
w plain and handsome, very low at
apps q. FRANCIS'S, 400 Seventh st
FO u ND-A LADY'S BROOCH, WHICH
l. the owner can have by calling at 419 II. nth
street, between aud H at any time be .ween SK
and p. m, and p wing for this advertisement.
an % 3t&
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MANTILLAS-MANTI
THE EUDORA. LA BELLE,
Il GAZELLE, ECOLA
BEATRICE, EUGENIA, &c, &C.
Also, a few elegant Shawl shape Nj anullas.
We shall open all the above new styles to- NOR
row, May LIST
Also, an additional supply Of rich BONNET
RIBBONS. Ladies' DRESS TRAININGS
EMBROIDERIES, &c, &c
MAXWELL & BRO,
an 3O-eo3t 32S PENNSYLVANIA avenue