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nJ- Bank of America-NOticc Is hereby Civ
the Capital Stock OF this Bank has been Fixed at
Of business and TO be increased
81 100000.
opened under the superintendent of the
dersgned the Office OF The New Orleans Ope
ousas and Great Western Railroad Company corner of Leyee
the noarial Offices of Eaw Barnett, No.
II Edw Gottschak No. 81 Royal for receiv
subscriptions in addition list heretofore circulated for
this purpose; which will be kept until 3lst July
unless the full capital of million of dollars shall have
been sooner subscribed. JOHN HUGHES
]. VIOSCA.
nv. I'd GRO EUSTIS, Jr.
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letters France, Holland and Belgium must be prepaid
81 cents by to Liverpool and Sonthamp.
ou 20 cents the direct Havre and cents BY
British Letters to Switzerland and Italy shond come
under rule earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York.
closed mail consisting of letters and for States
of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionan Islands, etc.
IL sent the Post. office In New York semi weekly.
West India Islands will be sent hy this steamer.
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III. pv~ The ship Juliet, Capt. MOulton, from
ostun dsehargng her 1t tost rs, Second Dis
tc Gonsenees requested attend receipt of
r their goods the Leeee.
je3O GEO. ". HYNSOE CO., 81 Camp street
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FxoEhsIoK KEEINEKY-TH E ABOVE

- PRIVATE BOARDIN(i-MRs. FoGLE, No.
Tehotpitoulas prepared to accommodate fam
Utilities single gentlemen with pleasant Furnished Apart
reasonable She will take gentlemen
lodging 71T " N fy30
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SALE OF DRY GOODS AND PALM LEAF FANS.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT. Auctoneers.
Ist inst. At 10 O'clock A.
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Hf- Odd Fellows Han, corner of Camp
and Lafayette Streets New Orleans Consisting Of
large HAIL. capable Of seating Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms Drawing Rooms attached also the Lee
TuRE ROOM, capable Of seating Five Hundred Persons
be used separate connected, may be required.
The Hall is located the eligible Of the city the
cornmodous elegantly furnished for Balls Par
ties Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night, week month"; be required Appica
ton 10 be made to HENRY G. STETSON,
No 81 Camp street.
to THOS. II. SHIELDS Secretary,
go en- Office, Odd Fellows Hall.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

CITIZENS BASK or LouisIASA, !
New Orleans, July 4, 1861.
n5- This hank VIII be closed on SATURDAY
next 4h Of July Notes and bills due that day must be pa'
the day previous. ,,,,,, ,.,-. r..,, :
jyl 81 a..l = LEON SERE, Asslstant oa.nler
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sB- Notice The public is respectfully In,
attend Meeting of the cizens Of the Parish OF
PIaduemnes 10 be held at POINTE.ALA HACHE, on TIVE
FOURTH OF July next for the OF efectng po;i.
cal Organization special reference to Sou hern Rights
ii
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<llLe HAVANA AND CUBAN EXPRESS
fEE5tIH Having eemrltted arrangements with Messrs P
tsss. .s.e'.. O BoMBALlER CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
PkESS are prepared receive and forward
lie Steamers leaving this the 5th 18TH 10th and
ch month"; description of Freia Parcels Packages
Ieseiry. ETC., to HAVANA MATANZAS, CARnENAS La.
IA Ia GRANpE, TRINIDAD, CIENFUEGOS, PUERTO
PRINCIPE and SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
This being the only Express and Cuba we
it will meet with every encouragement from the com
lgfity generally, Offering it does communication and
Fities hitherto unknown and much required greatest
taSen to effect prompt delivery possible
81, cni1ded 10 our care. S. TOBY, Jr. x BRO,
M, . o, ~ 81 Camp street.
T.. MercadeuS Havana. ap7
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Scoop ns5E1e, 9P oAkEY
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN this estate and all other herein Interested tc
show within days from the notification, If
they have why the account presented by the Gu
of this should not he homolOgaed and ap
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court:
jeA % jy2 A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
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EgI. o. o. F.-Crescent Lodge No. 9, meets
fxs5 II ~ Rsot in E0Gn S S 8dd feS Eo
SEYMOUR, " G.: JOHN I. MILLER Recording Secretary;
iyT
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rg-Covenant Lodge No. IL, L. q. o. Fat a
meeting of This Lodge held Monday 9th ins the following
officers elect for the duly installed T. R.
Brady, n. g.; NJ D. Lagan. C.. Duverney Farrar
ary John Maunsell Per. Secretary H. Mspaugh Treas
ial9 DUvERNEy FARRAR Secretary.
FS- Gartiier Smith, Auctioneer ana APP
Slaves, Stocks, SUGGESTIONS, etc.
Hs- Office No. I Commercial Place. seal IL
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d CONSTANTS, CANAL STREET, CORNER RAM
part has the honor TO insr the public that Monday
Isl inst he opened above his Confectionery Store ICE
CREAM SALOON. which is pleasantly arranged, having
beautiful gallery in front where those visit the Saloon win
have opportunity of breathing the fresh air. Nothing has
been neglected please the puhlic ia4 I'm
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ONE OYSTERS DIFFERENCE.

We transfer this French story to our columns
lOr the special bshOof Of The modistes and the
ladies:
Nine de x, q Russian lady Of great con-
sequence, formerly in the fashionable world, re-
turned lately to Paris. She had been absent
some years, and Of course had been forgotten.
bat II was now necessary TO her happiness that
sne shouid reconquer her former glOries as the
most adorable and best dressed woman. partic
ulariy the latter. She called again upon her
loImsr dress maker, the most eminent, of course.
IN her successes Of toilets, and confded to her
ths problem and it, anxieties. There was to
De a certain ball. Nine X wished TO ap-
Pear hrst at that, in nearly the costume of a
Gabrielle 'Estrees 1t was promised
On the morning of the day of the ball. mad
ame called upon her dressmaker The dress
was done. 1t was a miracle Of perfect beauty
Twenty thousand francs worth of lace reposed
sOfuy on folds of tulle, plated as If by the fn-
gers Ot fairies. The eOrsage was truly marvel
lOus-but-Oh, horror when il came to be tried
on, II was found impossible for M me de K
u enter 1t Against the hints and counsel of
her dressmaker, il had been made upon her old
measure.
Oh, desOlatiOn inexpressible, exclaimed mad
anne, what is to be done? But il cannot be help
ed You must set instantly to work and make
me another oOrsage!
Impossible, said the modiste, we have but
three hours, and thirty dresses TO complete and
send home in that time. But would madame
make one effort
An effort was made, and this time the corsage
admitted madame aud her enlargements Bat
shs was very pale, and had recourse every mo-
nent OF two TO her salts. sufocate she pant
lngly cried.
Madame will get accustomed to il little by
little, said the fssieuse: And then with the
exercise Of the ball, the size diminishes. For
tunately il is a ball for if il were a dinner
party, Madame would be obliged to give up the
dress
The sitting woman looked with glaring eyes
upon the speaker. 1t is a dinner. she ex.
claimed with horror. They dance afterwards I.
Then, said the dressnaker, very positively,
II will be necessary for Madame to omit the
dinner
And to this desperate resolve, Madame de
K consented. She took the dressmsker
home with her, ordered dozen oysters and a
bottle Of Bordeaux, and sent an apology Of .
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LITTLE PITCHERs.-liaven't we said, "time
and time az n" that you must be careful what
you say before the little people 20 "That's so'
Well, here is a case in point: An English friend
visits MS from town his "speech betrays him.
TO our little Five ear old, - without his know
ing il, or we either. In speaking of some person.
age, at that time public-the name, which we
forget, Is not at all material-he said 50 He is a
humbag of the large blue kind" Now, to know
how he said this, take this echo Of the little boy
aforesaid, one subsequent night at the table, when
there was a tea-reception, en- fdmills in the din
ng-Ioon. Ii was most nlaLapTopoy, too, for we
had just paid compliment to a beautiful young
iady, circumstance which, with US, seldom
happens when outspake the wee bairnie: "Fa-
der, you're a Nenibsg of the Iapgs 6le-sp ke-
yiHd!" The Imitation was perfect; IL was from
memory too, and the only fault Of the remark was
in its application. This is the same offspring of
whom we have once before made mention as
evincing extraordinary readiness to enter the cot
tage at most at the very commencement Of a heavy
shower, and whose knowledge of beans, for one
30 youthful, has been regarded by all our friends
who have spoken 10 us upon the subject, as being
something more than usually remarkable 4"
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An ARMY WITH FANs.-In an article devoted
To China, in the Westminster Review, IL is said
that the forces that the Emperor is now muster
ing for service against the - English devils'
not likely to prove very formidable. They are
better htted for battle behind the footlghts OF a
are made OF paper. Their boots are of coarse satin
Their uniform consists Of a wadded gown and
quilted petticoat When they salute an officer
they 10 not "present arms, - but fall on their
knees. Every Inan carries a fan, when there is
warm work, and fans himself as assiduously as
any lady. Their chief offensive weapon is a huge
shield painted with devils and hobgobblins to
terrify the enemy. IL this fails, they bring up
reserve force Of gongs, by beating winch they
trust to scare the opposing force away But should
both experiments prove unsuccessful, the Celes-
tial army has then no other resource than to take
to It's heels.
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headache She would make her appearance in

headache. She would make her appearance in
time for a dance. =
Twelve oysters. exclaimed the modiste, as
she saw her customer 90 at them voraciously.
fiease, Madame, omit the one Eleven are as
many as your corsage will admit Alas, Ma
dame, the last oyster takes up great deal of
room!
Eleven be 1t, then! said the Madame with a
s,gh. And leaving the longed for ultimatum on
the pale, she completed her toilette for the
evening.
Her old friends found her figure charming.
ner waist as slight as ever-herself paler than
she used to be, but still otherwise unchanged
And the gnawing sensation of unappeased hun.
ger, which she had all the evening, was consoled
by the compliments to her unrivalled dress and
her we'll remembered and still beautiful figure.
But another oyster would have bursted the
laclng of that adorable corsage And (moral y
20 forego that twelfth oyster should be taught
IN the discipline of female academies
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Dentistry, &c.
~ DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, h$~
Three doors from l4th Street, SAllD

DR. BAlLY begs leave to Inform the public that he
can be seen at all at his oee, located above.
practice with the large number Of patients and great
variety oi difficult that he has treated success
scientific c. or otherwise, relating to the Teeth HIS
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and j. and r. Parmly has led him. long since, to dis
enrd an mero1I;a prePaIstions iHr hllng Teeth also
ments for the construction OF Continuous Gum
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
mouth, as was most conclusively shown by the last
American Dental Convention.
known to his numerous friends and patrons he begs
leave to refer 'nfR TRRsTfSM6N.9fxxinns: 81 fSf 6iGNl.9fxxinns
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany of
DR.. STEPHEN BArLY Dear Sir-I desire to ex press
my esteem for YOU personally, and my confidence in
for me have been highly satisfactory hope that Won
may receive the patronage from my friends and the
puOllO 'a' your ski SO we 1g. deserves, yseg truv
Washington, Aug. a, 1855. ]. wv ". FRENCH.
From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs.
u.vinr ,,dSos Bosgs, f. CStmsn SIs6n 4 ,6;. CO: sn
tist, of WASHINGTON city, to execute for me an i'm
portant and difficult piece Of work, which he did to
one of the most distinguished members of the Dental
College Of Baltimore failed after repeated trials TO
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
Batmors an 81 g g7oifHiIAIRRS HARsAENN sE BoGGs
Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
nj. Clayton.
L. :. SENATE, Aug. 19, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
'''' W. 1'' ~ ''''''' " John N. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can clieerfuly recommend DIR. :. Baily a
superior Dentist: he made a set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
my self, and the work has all stood well for more than
ten years. ROBERT L. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf of the NJ E. Church South.
April l9, 1856.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill of Dr. s. Bay,
Surgeon Dentist of this city, or having been cognlZ
ant of his operations families or friends, take
pleasure in expressing admiration of MS artistic
SKILL well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery and we respectfully
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF the
public, of which we consider him ennently worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. =. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. c.
B. ;. BoHRER, VI. ID. of Georgetown, ID. G.
n. :. LINCOLN, VI. d., of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G..
GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENOx, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HRNRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Once,
q. G. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 20 Il
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED,

The subscriber has Just received the following
fresh assortment OF Goods:
Layer RalsIns, fresh soft-shell Almonds, Nantz
CurTants, Schledam Schnapps in square quart TASKS
and stone Jugs; Brandies, Wines, and Liquors, of
superior Qualities assorted favorings Yeast Pow
ders; Sperm, Adamantine, and Tallow Candles !;
Brown Soaps, Maccarons, Vermacelli, scented
soaps; Scotch, Macaboy, American Gentleman,
starch, Olive Oil, CarrOway Seed, Root Ginger,
English Mustard, American do; Pepper Sauce,
Spices &c wholesale and retail, cheap for cash, or
approved city paper. JONAS p. LEVY,
S7 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
nm 9o tf National HotaI
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.
Posr OFYIcE DRPA

Posr OFYIcE DEPARTMENT, May 80, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received until 8, p. IN, of
the 9th day of July next for furnishing all the stamp
ed envelopes this Department may require for pc
No. i, or note sizs, y. by ~ inches. of white pa
No. ?. or letter size, so by So INCHES. of buff or
white paper or IN such proportions oil bun ana whi'e
No. 5, or official size, szs by 81 inches, buff or
Proposals are also invited for furnishing straw
board boxes for packing parcels OF envelopes o lCO
to so each and Tor wooden cases for packing parcels
The envelopes to be made in the best manner, of
paper of approved quality, manufactured SPECIALLY
S s aa dac TheR must
for sealing W at least "a inches on the point banded u
furnished complete and ready for use in such anan-
titles as may be required to Ill the orders OF post
An agent of the Department will furnish the ad-
dress for each parcel winch is to be pasted on the
The dies for embossing the postage stamps on the
envelopes are to be IN the S 6est IL and
at the ex pense Of the contractor.
Bidders are requested to furnish samples OF paper,
the manufacture OF the envelopes they propose to
Bond and security will be required for the faithful
performance of the contract, and payments under it
d w be be made quarter u PTfs. quality OF ssmPiss
together in awarding the contract and the Postmas
ter General reserves to himself the right to anul it
part oft offered for sale in the market for the
purpose of speculation; and he will sane,
be. in his opinion, less able and snsifed than the
original bidder or contractor. The right is also re-
served to annu the contract for a'Iaure to perform
faithfully any of its stipuations.
The number Of envelopes issued to postmasters in
the quarter ending March 81 1857, is stated below:
~ ~ ~" J. stamped Scents.
sI;ss 5s$ : : !. 20
The bids should be marked proposals for Stamp
cd Envelopes" and addressed Third Assistant
Postmaster General, Post ONCE Department"
je l-dtjy6 Postmaster General
COLTS NEW MODEL, WARMERS AND
~ Aliens Revolvers, Self Cooking Pistols, Al
lens Single and Double Barrel Pistols, Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Gun Sippers, Rsmrod II Heads,
Percussion Caps, Eley's and BaIdwins Gun Wad-
ding, Wad Cutter, and q good assortment Of Gun
Trimmings, for sale by 30
--1I7N +. X. LUNDY,
mays No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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Summer Retreats, &c.
INVITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The undersigned respectfully informs nj, ft,erds
and the public generally. that be has leased the -
where he will always be able TO furnish then LII
with the best LIQUORS, EDIBLES, CIGARS
c.. that the market affords, at washington prioes
Cunning and Fishing Parties will be provided for
day night.
B.-FIshing Tackle and Boats to be procured at
the Pavilion.
may &-Sw b. SCHAD.
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IL A distinguished philologist says that al
though many modern cynics continually assert
that the world is given up in these days to the
worship OF money, he has discovered that, owing
to the peculiar formation Of the words, ''gold"
San never be synonymous with "god" until You
knock u out OF n,
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THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

-. cAPoN sPRfN2s, VIR6INIA.
Wal be opened for the reception Of Visitors,<SS
on MONDAY, I'D June. = -
Through tickets can be obtained at Baltimore, -
Washington, Richmond and Alexandria.
Passengers leaving Baltimore in the early morn
ing tram, via Alexandra and Manassas Gap Railroad
To Strasburg, reach the Springs from 20 O'Clock
same evening; and those from Baltimore and the
West via Harper's Ferry and Winchester from 10
y IN: J. v. BUCK,
Je2ew Proprietor.
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HYGEIA HOTEL II 4 ,po,xr cou,o.r

- OLD PUNT COMFORT, VA.
This most delightful Summer resort-the BRIGHT
particular locality of all the sunny South"-aLA
is now the sole property of the under vc.A0
signed, AID will be opened on the lst of lG.El
June next, and each successive June following. 4
engage TO make II to the seekers for health recrea
tlon galety and good living supremely attractive.
For health, no mountain retreat can be safer any
season OF the yeaT. IL Is exempt from disease in
August and September and October as in April. Nav
or June. Indeed the first three are Infinitely the
most pleasant OF the season. The weather milder,
the sea breeze halmIer, and the uxuries OF the salt
water are to be had of finer quality and in greater
profusIon. There Is no more inviting spot on the
whole Atlantic seaboasd. liz is strictly true of N
what the poet hath said:
Oh if there be an Eysium on earth, it is this, it
is thisn'
Drs. Archer. Jarvis, and other army surgeons at
the post, Hon. Dr. Francis Mallory, Drs Semple.
SImkIns, Sheld Hope, and Vaughan and indeed the
whole medical Faculty resident in the vicinity Of
Fort Monroe, all certify that they "hare nsrsr
kHOIcH case JbillioRs or dgHe and Jerer 10 orr
gtHdte there, and thar NJ all SEASONS it IS tks
hedtthtest spot on the face Of the eartA.' (See
their certificates ia De Bows Review, Southern
may 22-d6w& &law2m JOS. SEGAR. Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
RvJAS q McGITIRE An

a. by JAS. T.. McGUlR r., Auctloneer.
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON l4rH STREET,
ftHtk SR FGfFF aT AZ
On q se fh sell hS
street west between Canal and north streets, run
Terms One-fourth cash the balance In 6, 70. and
s months, with interest secured by deed of trust
je Sd JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE Dwell
H0T.f 1FP R rR
June u at 6 O'clock the premises by virtue Ola
fese Of dated n ISy and duly Tse9Sded re- ord in
records for " ashington county, D. C., the subscri.
ber will sell at public auctlon to the highest bidder,
hive and halt inches on lIth street west, between
north street and Penn. avenue, and running back
Of 9es Bok Hoese
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, u, and
lS months with interest, secured by deed of trust
All s d. s2ERR fGss IF 4sssE.s
jel-eo&ds JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auct,
BY JAS. C.,McGUIRE, Auotioneer.
prBLlC SALEOF VALUABLE BUILDING
a Lot ON PENNi AyESTE, BETwEEN GTH AND I'm
sale on FRIDAY, the l2th day of June 1857, at Ga
clock 2 in on the premises, part of Lot No. IA, in
avenue. between 9Th and 7th streets east by about
lO9 feet deep, being in desirable neghborhood for
months for notes bearing interest, secured by deed
In trust upon the property. ...
je seoad. cHAs s jXs MAtASH + Aed fAk|tE2t4Ss %s
MARSHAES SABE.-In virtue of a writ of
1Vl herl facas issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIRCUIT Court oil the District of Columbia, for the
County OF Washington, and to me DIRECTED. shall
room oil Stanlslaus Murray Co., on Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9Th and 7th streets, on FRIDAY, the
lxth OF une instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock
the following goods and chattles, in part, to wit:
English, Brussels. and Ingram Carpets
French and German gilt-frame Mirrors. Pier Tables
stoves, Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding
Lamps, GirandOes; Washstands, marble top Tables
Mahogany Plush Chair, Arm ditto
Mahogany Hair and Plush Sofas
Spy Glasses, Thermometers
Saddle, Sideboards
And a large collection Of Books; seized and levied
upon as the property of Gilbert l.. Thompson, and
term, 1857; Corcoran Riggs, use OF WIN. A. Brad
ley tS Gilbert L.. Thompson.
J. d. HOOVER, Marshal.
ALSO, on. SATURDAY, TEE 18TH OF JUNE
instant. at 10 O'Clock a. M, shall sell, at the late
residence of Gilbert l.. Thompson, Meridian
HILL, for cash, being the balance of the goods and
chattels levied on to satisfy the above named Judi
cals No. l3a, to October term, 1857 favor of Cor
coran & Riggs, use of VIM. A. Bradley, the follow
ing, In part, to wit:
Olcloths, large Cherry Wardrobes
Large Pine Tables, Wagons Planes, Grndstones
Bellows. Anvil, lot of old Iron, lot OF MachInery
Rakes, one lot of turning lathes and fixtures.
j. ID. HOOVER.
Je 3-d&ds Marshal for ID. &.
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nR. WILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
~ CAGO, would respectfully inform the cit
liens OF the District and vicinity, that hay SS
ing located himself IN Washington, he is ~-L1O
now prepared TO perform all operations in his profess
sion, In the most approved style.
Office, No. go Penn. avenue, adjoining Gautier's.
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SEA BATHING.
- CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
This "SUMMER RETREAT" !" only ? miles from
Old Point, will be re-oPened on the FIRST OF A a
June, when the proprietor will be happy to OySA4
Joy SALT WATER BATHING, asd the l1IuTies
ed and beautifed, and ample preparations made for
the comfort and pleasure Of all who may visit this
delightful resort.
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, &c.
always IN readiness 20 contribute TO the enjoyment
of guests. r.. q. BANKS.
may l9-Im