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"WHEN CHURCHMAN'S YAwN" and fell disease
is atening upon the best and farest of race, 1t
reminds us to check the earliest symptoms of dis
ease, and the Cold which becomes the Cough
and aiterTards the Consumption, should not he neg
lected. Hundreds rush to death with eyes WIDE
open, reading every day the virtues of Mrs. nj. n;
siardner's Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound, and
forgetting to apply the wonderful remedy ere II is
forever too late: Remember this mcdlcine-Week
Potter, l2t Washington street, Boston, are Gene
raj Agents for its in the United States.
For sale by w. ii. Gilman, Charles Stott, Marin x
Palmer, n. ID. Gilman, and by Druggists generally.
2i-IW
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BRANDRETH's PLLs.-The Weak, the Consump
tive. Rheumatic, COstive, Bilious and Delicate af
ter some days will find renewed strength and
life pervade every organ oftheir frames. Every dose
makes the blood purer. The nerves commence IN the
arteries and terminate in the VEINS. These pills. as
first effect act upon the arterIal blood. increasing
the circulation, by which impurities deposited IN
the veins, and they throw eff such collections INTO
the bowels which organ by the energy derived from
Brandreth's Pills, exPes them from the system;
When first used, the pills may occasion griplng and
even make the patient feel worse; this must be
borne with for the good to come afterwards. No
great good is often achieved without some trouble
in its attainment and this rule applies To the recov
cry of health. Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under load Of impure,
tenacious humors. consecutive use for few day S
will satisfy the most unbelicving of the great good
the pills are dong The directions should be care
fully studied. If understood and followed, health
and vIgor will, majority of cases, be secured by
the use of BrGHdrethS Pills.
Sold at 25 cents per box at 43 Canal street. Brand
reth Building, New York by T. w. DYoTT & SOSs,
lS2 north Second street, Philadelphia, and by med
cine dealers generally. nov 8-tf
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


PHILADELPHIA. Nav 25.-The new one-cent
coin was issued from the Mint to-day. Large
amounts were drawn out by citizens, and for dis
tTibution by express TO other cities.
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Presbyterian IN. ST. General Assembly.

CLEVELAND, May 23-At the afternoon session
OF the 2d day of the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, now converting in the CITY. a report was read
from the Delegates of the Evangelical Convention
of Rhode Island, announcing that a resolution
had been adopted by the Convention to withdraw
from its connection with the New School Pnesby-
terrain Church. The Trustees Of the Church
Erection Fund, presented a report from the Gen
eral Association Of New Hampshire which shows
that separation in the New Hampshire Church
es from the General Assembly had been discussed
but was postponed, and that there a fair
prospect Of an adjustment of the difficulties,
arising chiefly from slavery and Church extern
sion questions.
A memorial from the PRESBYTERIAN Historical
Society of Philadelphia, was presented. relative
TO the Centennial COmmemoration of the re union
of the Syncds of New York and Philadelp hia. in
175s. similar memorial has been sent 10 the
Old School Presbyterian Assembly now sitting in
Lexington, XIV.
At the third day session reports from various
Committees Were read and accepted, but no bust
ness of general interest was transacted The As
sembly adjourned till Monday.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Flour is very firm and
quiet; all kinds SIP SaS7 %.
Wheat is steady; reds Al 7Oal %; whites 81 IS
al -. and 81 30 for choice lots. Corn is lower;
white S:laS9c.; yellow S6aSSc
Whisky is unchanged; City and Pennsylvania
3iHc., and Ohio 35Ic.
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Financial,

NEw YORK, May 25-Stocks are dull and lower
Chicago and Rock Island IOlK; Illinois Central
shares l3S4 do. bonds 9oH Michigan Southern
6l51; New Io!k Central S6is; Pennsylvania Coal
Company 9iA; Reading 7Sa; Virginia 6's 9l1
Missouri 6's So =.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 25-Flour is higher, and
closed buovant sales Of 900 bbls.; State 81
51a76 Ohio 3 .0Oa7 SO Southern is s. iOa7-
20.
Wheat is buovant, at an advance Of Ic; sales
OF 10000 bushels st. Louis white al %.
Corn is buoyant sales Is 900 bushels mixed
Ole
Pork is buovant; mess al S2315
Beef is quiet at Sl6. 51aSI7 90 for Chicago re
packed.
Lard is upward at 1iX.
Whisky Is firm; Ohio Csc
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CENTRAL LODGE, l. y. of o. F., and the Red
Men turned out with music, yesterday, to attend
the fune.a of their late brother Jno IT Conner
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

BY JAS. z. McGCIRE, AuctIOneer.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SQUARE No. l6-On
Il THURSDAY AFTER NOON. Nav 9Th at 8
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms shall sell (by order
OF the Trustees of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Georgetown) the whole of square No. TO-
containing about 10000 square feet of ground.
Terms: One-iourth cash; the residue an 6. II, and
IL months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
the premises.
may 22-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Ancs,
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WATCH RETURNS. 23-John Kelly drunk
in street. dismissed. Adam Tate, riot dis.
missed. III. Halliday, riot dismissed
May 2i-Vineent Gernon, complaint Of his mo-
Their; dismissed.
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AT IT A UsUAL.-AT WHAT why Weisenfeld
d Co, az the " Odson," corner of Penn. avenue and
Ia street. - daily receiving a splendid assortment of
Spring Clothing. Call and examine them. It,
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REMEMBER the Anniversary OF the Bible Socie
ty this evening, at Z before o'clock in the Z
street Baptist Church. A highly interesting
meeting is anticipated
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EOX & VAN HOOK, REAL ESTATE Agents
Il 1904 Seventh street, be low f. street, have for
sale number of Building Lots "a feet front by 1877
feet deep, at the very low price of from SIS l25
eachIpayabe III small monthly instalments of IS per
month.
These Lots are situated at Union Town. on the
south SIDE OF the AnacostIa river. adjoining the Ma
vy-yard Bridge, and are in every way desirable for
persons wishing cheap, pleasant, and healthy loca
ton for dwelling.
Lot-holde rs IN arrears are requested to complete
their purchase, and get their deeds the title to
these Lots guaranteed free and clear from every
possible incumbrancr. NAV 25-3rn
EOA VAN HOOK, REAL Estate AGENTS,
Il 96ta Seventh street, above ID street, have for
sale bargain, that desirable and pleasantly
situated two-story FRAME HOUSE with Base
ment, on south street between I'd and Sd streets,
capitol Hill, containing Gas and Water Fixtures,
Bath House: Furnace, &c. Also, Stable, Carriage
House, Sheds for coal and wood. together with the
large Lot containing about Is % feet, tastefuy laid
out, with Iron Railing in front.
Also, the three story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and south A street.
Both OF these properties are included IN the con
tenPlated extension of the Capitol Grounds, and Of
Ter favorable opportunity for investments.
NAV s5-2w
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Old School Presbyterian General A,sembI,

LEXINGTON, May 22-It was determined to-
day to hold the next meeting of the General As
sembly at New Orleans. The reports of the Board
Of Foreign Missions, by DR.. ]. l.. Wilson OF
Domestic Missions. by DR.. Musgrove: of Educa-
ton, by Dr. Van Rensselaer, of Publication. by
Rev. w. E. Schenck, and OF Church Extension
by DR.. Anderson, were referred to their respect
i've committees.
The repsrts Of the theological seminaries being
the next order of the day, were then received,
read in turn, and referred to appropriate commit
tees.
The report Of directors OF Princeton Theologi-
cal Seminary stated the whole number of matric-
ulated students during the year. no; received
certificates OF having completed the course in full
or partially. 80.
The report Of directors OF the Allegheny Theo
logical Seminary stated the whole number Of stu
dents during the year. 81 received certificates of
having completed the course, in full or partially,
10; students received during the year, 81.
The report Of Danville Theological Seminary
stated the whole number Of students during the
year, 81 ; completed the course, -.
The trustees Of the Union Theological Seminary
reported the whole number of students during
the year, %; received during the year, TO- COM
pleted the course G.
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By JAMES C. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRO-
y WE'D REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-On WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, May 2Oth, 1857, we will offer
Tor sale, at public auction at 5a O'Clock, on the
premises, part of Lot 49, al Of 49, ~ and p, and part
of Lot y, Square AT, in Washington city, com
mcncng for the front at point - feet south of the
intersection of street north with 9Th street west
and running sOutherly direction on the west line
of 9Th street 30 feet and having depth of lie feet
for ALL except the northern 60 feet which has feet
depth.
1t will be offered in lots of % feet front with the
privilege Of any number of front feet not exceeding
forty.
Terms: 81 per cent. cash the balance in animal
pay nents OF ~ per cent. secured by deed of trnst
sale. ' Na' vi
After the above sale there will be offered the
three 3;stoIy Brick Houses, having n front on The
west side of 9th street west ofabout 81 feet from lie
point OF ITS intersection with n street north in
square SS, with depth OF about 80 or e5 feet
Inc above houses are on ground rent lea sa of 90
years with privilege Of purchase at any time al Is
cents per square foot. ' ~ "
Ierms; One-quarter, cash balance IN one. two.
any three years; Deeds given and deeds Of trust
IN, 10 secure deferred payments. All transfers ~
me cost oi the purchaser.
may lad JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the lnclement weather until MON
LAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, at O'Clock.
may lid JAS. c. McGUIRE. Auctioneer.
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BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer-

VALUABLE AND HANDSOME BUILDING
LoTS WITH IMPROVEMENTS OPPOSITE SMITH
SnNIAN iNsTIIUTE At AuCTIoS.-On TUESDAY.
the premises, at 5o'clock; p. M, two handsome and
desirable Building Lots, known as Lots No. n and
south street and running back at angles of l25 hy
1876 to 2'-fect paved alley between 9th and 10th
streets south. with improvements, consisting of a
handsome hack building built Of patent brick, CON
tanning four rooms, carriage house, aud stable for
three horses. The west side of Lot 81 has a pave
ment extending hack to the aey.
The owner has incurred great expense in orna-
mentng the yard with fruit trees which prest nj can
be seen In fine bearing order. In the yard 30 feet
We has been constructed from which the pureSt
water can he drawn.
Persons wishing to purchase a lot for the erection
OF private dwelling wilt find the above one of the
most desirable in the city, fronting the Institute
garden, and having full view of the city and It's
public buildings. Title lndIsputable Terms at sale
NAV Esd JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
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The BEST LARGER BEER in the city, Is to be found
at EMRIcK's Lager Beer Saloon on 18th street. It.a
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-A wei
l. furnished three story Brick House and Furn
tnre for rent to a careful tenant. The rent will d.
So. inquire at the Star Office, at 1872 street
First Ward. NAV 25-S
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON y TOMORROW

THIS AFTERNOON d TO- MORRoW.
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
Y Avcr1oX.--on M0NDhY RFffERNo66NI
lots rs and III frontins OR Green Street = FEET and
running hack ISn feet. N'@
This property will 10 sold Tor cash, as the owner is
about to return 10 Europe.
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts.
Immediately after the above we will offer the fol-
lowing described improved property, VIZ: nearly
new Frame Houses, with the Lots, situated on Sd
depth. These houses are now under rent to punctua
tenants.
Also, Brick House and Lot on Fourth street south
slde near High street. The lot is 10 feet In depth.
sale sale Bo,,tlve and ID terms liberal Il,-cupx ,,
By A.GREEN. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME THREE STORY BRICK
H HOUSE AND LoT ON 18TH STREET WEST, BE-
NnEHET SGFT ibc a ZIP sIREETsAT AucIoSLopp
and e. an m square No 2S with the improvements,
s ses HS s Ths Sn feet h
Sleet alley, containing in all about 55I5 feet The
property can he examined any time previous 10 sale
Terms: One third cash 6aanosiPP 81 -. and 10
months, for notes bearing interest kom day of Sale.
deed gwen and deed Of trust taken.
All conyeyancng at the cost of the purchaser.
NAV 1870 A. GREEN, Auct.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionecrs.
RY WARE.-On TUESDAY MORNING. at 10
O'Clock. we will sell, at our Ware room, Haslup &
Weedens Budln ing, about s. packages OF Glassware,
with large stock OF Stone China, Crockery Ware,
&c.,vIZ
Plain, huted, Ashburton, and stand Tumblers
Goblets, variety of patterns
Ale Glasses, Soda tiObets
Pitchers, Salts, &c
Granite Water Pitchers, every size
G. c. and Brown Pitchers
Granite, covered, and other Dishes
Granite and c. {. Basins and Pitchers and Sets
Large lot of covered and other Chambers
md San pnata
Tea Pots, Pickle Dishes, &c.
Also, Britannia and Block TIN Ware
Walters, Looking Glasses, Lamps &c.
With other goods In that line.
Sale without reserve
Terms: Under SIS, cash over that amount, sixty
days credit, for notes satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest.
may I'D WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
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Inquire WITHIN FOR ANY THING Won
want 10 KNOW, or $, 100 Facts for the People.
may ~ FERGUSON, 4S6 nth street
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SPECIAL CARD.

- FINE PLANO.
am happy to say that have used Hams e. Bro
Tiers Pianos at musical conventions, and find them
excellent instruments In all respects.
GEORGE F. ROoT."
lyon ask my opinion Of the PianOfortes manufac-
tured by Hams Brothers, Of New York. | am
happy To state that, having used them ia several Of
my musical conventions, have been highly plea sed
with them. and have heard no expression regarding
them from the many musicians nattendsnce hut that
of admiration. For purity and fullness of tone and
elasticity of touch they deserve the highest praise
indeed. am very anxious to have of them to use
IN the great National Convention which am To hold
in WASHINGTON In February next Yours, very truly,
Dec. ~, 1855. J. b. WOODBURY."
One very fine Piano from the above establishment
of superior tone and nsh for sale at great bargain
at our Piano WareroOms, 36 Penn: avenue.
may 10 JOHN L. ELLIS.
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7 livery STABLE.

Having dissolved partnership with J. c. Cook, in
the Livery Stable business, have taken my old
stand adjoinin, Cook Dorsey's, on sth street Ind
known as the Washington Stables and will conduct
general Lbery and Sale Stable Business, and solic-
generally.
Horses taken to Livery on reasonable terms.
may 22-3t' SAML. A, RAINEY,
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BY JAS.C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

VALUABLE CITY LOTS AT AUCTION
Will be offered for sale at public auction on the
premises premises on FRIDAY next. May 9th. at halfPast
O'Clock; p: m, Lot NO. IN Square 8Ss. which the
Capitol Extension and largo improvements near it
VIII make valuable.
=, Also, at O'Clock, on TUESDAY EVENING, on
the premises, Lots Nos. and 7. in Square 49, and
Lots Nos. 10 and 8, in same square and, on same
Gay, az o CLOCK, Lot NO IN Square No. 2l9. Lot
If desired.
Terms One fourth, cash baance in 6, r. AID Ia
months by notes, bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
may 25-3t&ds JAS.C. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Of SHINGLES, LATIlS, end PICKETS.
ED PLASTER, CEMENT. and LIME,
oil the best quality, will lind them by calling on the
subscribers at their yard. WV
Having taken the yard lately occupied by John
Purdy, we intend To keep 4 hne stock Of the above
named articles.
COAL of all kinds and sizes always on hand. As
we will be receiving Coal regularly, Consumers will
do well to give call. BY strict attention to bus
expect to merit share Of the pubic patron
age.
Yard on First street, near Pennsy vania avenue.
may 2l-eolm ii. c. PURDY & co.
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PRoF GLESROY, it will be seen by the adver-
hse'nent, consents to repeat the concert Of the
Fourth District School. and will thereby make a
good many people happy. more general or
heartier desire for repetition has seldom been
expressed, and we believe that such concerts
would be gladly welcomed by the public IL given
for any length Of time at short intervals.
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ian n u. p. cambridge Agent
CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.


The extensive and increasing demand for the select
Pianos, sold exclusively by the SUBSCRIBER, S-zsseez
has induced him to enlarge and Teft hisS| w. ~
store in order TO extend his stock. In his w
wareroom will be found the largest and most elegant
assortment of GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
ever offered in this city, embracing all the latest
styles and every known Improvement.
These Instruments are from the long established
factory Of ChickeTmg Sons, which, by general &C
cord Of Mr.; Thalberg and all the first Pianist, is
placed at the head OF all American manufactures
Their recent inventions and improvements in their
Grand and square Pianos cOnvlncingly prove them
second TO none in the world.
Also, Pianos of varied and elegant patterns from
other Boston and New York factories.
The SUBSCRIBERS long experience in the Piano
business, and his cash sy stem of purchase, insure TO
customers the best instruments at the lowest prices
either for cash or approved paper.
second hand Pianos taken In exchange num-
per OF second hand Pianos some but little used, will
be appropriated for hires but every Piano sold as
new will be guaranteed to be direct from the factory
A ia assortment of superior MelOdeons, of va
rious sly les and prices.
In a few days will be received large supply of
Guitars, from the neat and plain to the most elabo-
rate finish. at prices from S. to SIS.
Also, superior Harp and Guitar Strings.
by the next steamer from Boston an additional
supply of Grand and Square Pianos, by Chckering
d Sons. RICHARD DAVIS
may zj-bt PlanOfOrte WhrerOOm.
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TOR RENT.-The second and third Stories and
IL the Back Building Of the House on Penn ave
nue. between llth and 18th streets lately occupied
by Mrs. Garrett Anderson, for rent for about
q months. For terms pply at the Bank of the Me-
tropolls. to GEO. vi. DAVIS, Trustee.
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REFRIGERATORS, ICE PITCHERS,
II WATER COOLER

PERPETRATORS ICE PITCHERS,
II WATER COOLERS,
1CE-CREAM FREEZERS, &c.
IL have just received at my House furnish g
WareroOms, Iron Hall, supply of Parsons ITs<GsI
Upright and Horizontal RefrigeratoTs, with -
Waterman's Patent VentilatOT attached. 4zEfz
Experience has satisfactorily demonstr rated saeaE
that these are decidedly the best refrgera-
tors in the market.
Patent Silver plated and Britannia Ice Pitchers.
In addition to the luxury of Away having ice water
on hand, the great saving of ice will almost pay for
the price of pitcher in one season.
Water Coolers. handsomely painted, containing
from one to five gallons.
Austins Patent Magic Ice Cream Freezers, war
ranted to produce superior cream in about six min
utes. '
Together with large assortment of Cabinet Pur
niture and House keeping Articles generally ali of
which Will be sold at very low prices and ON accom-
modatng terms.
may 2b-eot C.. w ROTEIEp
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GUNNER HATS. SUMMER HATS

Our stock Of mems and boys STRAW and FELT
HATS for summer wear is now complete. n
Every style, such as Panama, Satin Braid -
Leghorn Canton, and Sonnet, will be found in
our establishment.
All who favor us with a call may rely on polite at-
tentlon, and low prices.
GEO. II. b. WHITE & CO.,
49, Penn. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
N. B.-Our assortment of Light Felt Hats are of
the choicest styles, embracing all shades, heights,
and prices. NAV l4-eo2w
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: Took IN THE OLD DOMINION COAL

- COMPANY, KANAWA COUNTY, VA.
Subscriptions will be received at the Banking
House of Chubb Brothers, for the remaining stock
Of the above company, beng three hundred shares.
The capital stock is $4,000 ldoliars,) of which
S7O,ooO has been subscribed. The mines are now
prepared for active operations, and per cent in
teTes will be guaranteed upon the stock now offered
Tor sale, by the original stockholders, for the period
OF two years.
Particulars regard TO the stock and its prospects,
vii be- Iriade known npon application to CHUBB
BROTHERS.
ian n PIP. cambridge Agent
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Lone BRIDGE FERRT.-John Pcttibone, Esq 81,
a gentleman well known as one who carries
through what he undertakes, has secured the
requisite license, and will, in the name of John
Pettibone & Co." have a wagon ferry (steem)
ac oss the Potomac at the gap in the Long Bridge
In something less than three weeks. This is the
next best thing to having the bridge repaired.
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FAEAL ACCIDENT Saturday, afternoon as the
'L'ee O'Clock train Of cas- FOR Baltimore was ap-
Preaching Caiyert's crossing, about seven miles
ON This city, colo'ed Inan, who is supposed to
have been intoxicated, attempted To cross I'm.
YAK with i wagon ia which he and his wife a
Itr colored woman were seated. The car, were
gong at the rate OF TWENTY-FIVE or thirty mills
an houF and before the engineer could cIierk the
SPred the locomotive struck the hose KILN,
.'i Instantly, crushing the wagon, and deal
Ici!Y ma ling the man aud his wife. The u,,n
w 4'aiHs dltd yesterday In1.nlng. bur the wo
nah y was thought, had revived a little No
.I-HiT cIi be attached 20 the engineer, who did
The collision
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GENERAL FURNISHED ROOMS. or (for a
- small family an entire House may be obtained
by applying at $40 eth street, Penn. avenue.
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MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, WEEKLY
lvI and Daily Papers.
may Ia FERGUSON, 496 18th street
ROCKS, PENS, PENCILS, LETTER PA
- PER, gilt and plain.
may 10 FERGUSON. 466 18th street
lust PuBLISHED.-THE FOURTH VOL,
and for sale at SHlI.LINGTON'S Bookstore,
Persons deslrOus of obtaining a complete set Of
this most valuable work, can be furnished with IL on
Application to JOS. SIiiLLINGTON.
Odeon Building, -
nRED SCOTT CASE.-Rcport of the decisions
- OF the I. :. Supreme Court. and the opinions of
the judges thereof in the of bred Scott versus
may 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW YOBK LEDGER for May srh-The
worth.
NAV ~ FERGUSON, 48s 18th street.
rOi.TS NEW MODEL, WARMERS AND
~ ALIENS RevOlveTs, Self Cooking Pistols AL
lens Single and Double Barrel Pistols, Powder
Elasks, Shot Pouches, Gun Nippers, Ramrod Heads
Gun Worms, Eley's, Walkers, C0x's, and g. d.
Percussion Caps, Elcy's and Badwin's Gun Wad-
ding, Nad Cutter, and q good assortment Of Gun
Trimmings, for sale by
r. X. LUNDY,
may 3 No. IN Bridge street. Georgetown.