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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

TRoOrs FOR Company II, Sec
ond Artillery, left Fort Hamilton, in New York
IIarbor, on the 9th instant, en- ronfc for Fort
Smelling, Minnesota. The officers with them
are-First L. Charles Griffin and Second It.
Win Butler. Capt Barry, their commander.
will probably join them at their new post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

GOVERNOR McMULLIN, of Washington Ter
ritory, who is now in this city, departs by the
steamer of the 9TH Of August for his post on the
Pacific side. lie was to-day in consultation
with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. over
Indian matters in the Territory. His many
friends will be glad to learn that he appears in
fine health and spirits.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

PRESIDENT BUCHANAN left Washington this
morning By the six IN train, accompanied by
his neice, Miss Lane. for the Bedford Springs
He left in good health and got of as he desired
to do, without display or attracting attention
We trust his brief trip of relaxation may prove
beneficial to him.
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- StclttaTy OF the Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July p, 1857.

HE FUNERAL OF THE LATE COMMODORE
NEWroS--The volunteer companies of the Dis
trict of Columbia have been ordered out TO at
tend the funeral of the late Commodore New
ton We presume that the volunteer companies
Of Alexandria, Va, of which city the late Com
modore y was native, will also participate in
the mournful ceremonies of the day The fu-
neral cortege will move from the Meade House,
where the corpse now rests, shortly after 10 a
IN, tomorrow. The marines have, of course
been ordered to attend
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OUR THANKS To THOSE OF Orr CTS
~ TONERS vino have promptly sell led their balls
rs rendered to LIST July, and earaes IN request an
those having unsettled accounts with Us, 10 clos.
them y the STD Gay of August toy cash or notes al
short dates II not, they Will he placed an The hands
of "a collector for settlement
COLBY A. SEARS
iy 27-eoSt So9th ST gdoors north ia sva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

The ENVELOPES CONTRACr.--Th three As
sistant Postmaster Generals having upon due
examination Of the bids and samples offered for
furnishing stamped envelopes, reported to tie
Postmaster General their opinion that the bid
of q. F. Nesbitt of New York, was the lowest
and best bid offered. The Postmaster General
himself inspected the samples and prices of the
competing bids, and decided to award the con-
and best bidder, having reference to quality of
samples and prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

TIE WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time Of observation is about clock a. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

The FOREIGN ArPOINTIENTs.-W c hear that
it is not the intention of the President to make
foreign appointments ere the meeting of Con
gress, other than such as may be necessary to
fill existing vacancies, or those that may occur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

APrOISTED.-John Galpen. Esq, OF Conn,
has been promoted to be an assistant examiner
in the Patent Office, vice C. L. Moss, resigned,
Salary 500 per annum.) Mr.. Galpen was,
at the time, clerk in the Bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

thE MLHHtsVfA INDIAN D1TFIC FITiEs Al
AN ESD.-The War Department have news per
telegraph from Fort Smelling, Minnesota Terri
tory, to the 18th inst, conveying the gratifying
intelligence that the Sioux Indians have ac.
ceded to all required of them by the Govern
ment, and are now quiet This amounts to a
termination CT the hostiities in that quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

The TRAGEDY - GoLDsBORoUGH, N. c.
From all the information in our reach, we are
satisfied that the Jews of Goldborough, N. c.,
implicated in the late shooting affair in that
village, are far more sinned against than sim
ming. For daring to sue him at law to collect
bill, DR.. Davis assaulted one of them IAN old
mani with great violence, endangerng his life.
The step-sOn Of the old man then shot Davis.
ai.d was himself killed by a shot from his step
father, intended for Davis, who was assisted by
friends. The old mans skull was fractured, by
blow from shovel, in the melee The mob
then drove all the Israelites of the village (some
ten IN number) away, tarring and feathering
one who refused to 90. The authorities to their
shame, did nothing for their defence. Through
out the United States the Israeltes are uni.
formly peaceable and inofensive. and are very
Industrious and good citizens We have no idea
that those of Goldsborough, N. c., are excep.
tons to this general rule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

M TE D.-A COLORED SERVANT 10
w Cook, Wash, and Iron. Inquire at No. 4si 10th
iN "a
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AkIiAL hEfoRrs-A Washington CORES
pendent Of the New York HeyoEI writes for
that journal az follows:
Il find that my sketch reports Of the ,es,,nonr,
Defore the Naval Courts are MAKING -, .i n,
sqnirm. They know the action OF I'M t peopie
Retiring Board will not stand the test ~ an t.
Ee>tIgahOr. and they would keep the peonIa IN
Ignorance OF the manner in which the poyern,n.,
* utterly falling ia all its prosecutions Cif no,
persccution>) Of these branded officers IL Is said
these reports will render necessary the pubIica-
ton or the whole testimony at an enormous ex
pehdltuIe hope they may accomplish a result
SO desirable Let the country have all the facts
shlOthef up nothing. Congress will call for these
reports; anu a. Tor expense, who will be to blame
but the Retiring Board who rendered this second
proceeding necessary, and the present Courts
Whleh permit The records to be loaded with irrev-
The public will recognize in the ami,,ns of
the above extract, the justice of our comments
upon the improperly of the pu blication of pre-
tended reports Of the testimony taken before
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WANTED.-A steady. industrious WOMAN to
w do general HousewOrk. To one who Is willing
TO do her duty. good wages will be given. Apply
Immediately at No. 81 LIST street, Georg etown, ID. G.
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TIE SOUTHERN WAGON ROAD EXPEDITION
The Interior Department has advices from the
party under Superintendent Leach, now on
their way to open the Ell Paso and Fort Yuma
wagon road to California, who were at Desart,
Arkansas, on the 18th instant-all we'll They
were then pushing on their way out to COM
mence field operations.
1.-THE above item of news was published in a
portion Of our edition of yesterday.
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WANTS.

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes situa-
"A ton as Cha inbermaId, or to do the Housework
OF small private family. Can be seen for a few
days at No. AS street between lith and 18th sts
2q-it-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

%NOTICE.-The maTshals of the dirfere ut
!E Fire Companies who Intend partlc patng in
the escort of nted Engine, No. ;, from richmond,
are respectfully requested to meet st the Res,au
rant OF +. Nj. Dubaat, on THURSDAY, the Sah
lnst at O'Clock p IN to perfect the arrangements.
By order Of the
Nv 29-2tt CHAIRMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-29

/ & l. HING.
LADIES AND GENTLEMAN having any to
dispose of can receive a fair cash price for the
same, by sending or addressing H. MELA, No. 81
LOUISIANA avenue between 9Th and 10th streets west
end Centre Market. ~
NIB; business suspended on Saturday.
~ S-m' H.MELA,
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RSaou next Sabbath there will be- preaching
In Che different churches Of this place, by mem
bers Of the German Reformed Synod, as follows:
In the Methodist church, at fl O'Clock, A.. NJ, and
A O'Clock, P. NJ. In the Uni.n church. at II
O'Clock, 4. H., and 2 o'clock, P, NJ, In the Pres
byterian church, at IL o'clock, AN, aud 4 o
clock, P. NJ. In the Lutheran church, ut IL
o'clock, A. NJ, in English ; 2 o'clock, P. NJ, in
German, and y O'Clock, P. NJ, in English. In
In the German Reformed church, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and at II O'Clock, P. M.
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We FEET.-It is fact, not to be disputed,
that a great mary diseases which afH.ct mankind
are accustomed by wet Feet, from not keeping tben
properly elolbed.. Hence the demand for, aud
the supply, Of such large quantities Of p~ostrurns
Now a great many Of our fellow citizens might
save their money, and their health TOO, by Simply
calling at the shop Of our fellow townsman, Joseph
Birch, and having their feet comfortably clothed.
tle is a good mechanic, and gets up boots and
shoes in good style and out Of good stock. lie
removed bis shop to the Atchbold property
on Main Street. See advertisement.
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GoDfS' ron JgsE This Monthly has sg.;o
gracoa oasitabls with its rich engravinps. fasbion
plates and Diagrams. The g~enoGfbbh epgr,
wing ''Ihs nearest way in Summer Time, ] r. e
calls, e mas piads, most delightful femipiseen.
ees' Bat WHY shall We attempt To- potays
sabsefibe--itis only S. per single copy, one
year; 2 copies IS do So. A4aress L. a Go.
dey, PhiladeipEiss Pa. .f4aa99 .
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III cpafrr
Stale Of ohIe, carroll COUNT II

s4.H Nt4eA - lhk 5UpGE o. PR0BArEI
Cafrouton, Apfl l6, 1851.
lHE following accounts Of Exeeatofs Asuio
ana 6aardians have been fled N M. oeee 80 =.
set for hearing on Monday. he Inn 49, l- wlts
a: U. 1851, a. o'clock y. NJ. al ala 49, ~
~ De Continued from day to day unta an s,e 49, ~
Z hs Nins snd p%eneency Of which AecouBtsuiss an
49, "ieiesled sid take notice, va:
t"4i Account VI INES Slephega 9a,fsfsg ~ w,,l
Jane Shepherd q amor.
S@hsa = ReFmar guardian Of minbr
g hens Of CHARLES Petersen deed.
pas'a Shearer guardian Of III. or heirs
%. OF Thomas Shearer deed.
Sobn :. Hunter guardian u mjtgr heirs
Of ba7id Boyd deed. =
ff al 9oan ! paptef g~uafdiaa. a. John /.
4gerae ~ OfEiek q ml0F.
81 Aaa9 sAesier guardian Of minor teis
of fhenhas Shearer decd.
"a,aes brown Admit de B0ais nos Of
l. NgaYea decd. =
- FL Nieaq AeEidefry Executor q J,ua.
Ihan AcRlaeffy decd.
hox{ SLOVENIAN, Exccatrix Of The W1l
cool OF william stohsnian deed.
hbaam tro1On Admr. Of Es,ate Of
Nm. Eiu8ey iced
g.. 4atson AJres Executor Of sill Of RAJ
JOHN h. TRIPP
HH4 Probate Judge ]
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HosE MheAEisa@Alie, tbs mOathly Er
hHns is % baud q usual (dat 10 loaa logmaA
WITH IL excellent fishiou plates steel plate .Thee
Fiisi tribute anl ySious Illustrations. INA, AZ.
iady aadio see. Hewcin you fe.i.tsen.
dug se, for single copy oae Jsar; four coples IS.
J. S. Arthur q Co. los. Walnut St. pel.1
Pa.
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CARRoLL AlD TUgC1R1WTS
TROiIlNG STALLION,
UETJN.r AfNp1 o

WI make a Spring Season, Commencing at The Sta
S ~ on; tappia Caro-! %, APql ~ Ei3, IA is
June, 80, &, rs, 1911, rs, 2G 21-stabIs
aIoelt, New Philadelphia, Apni, 6, Z, /. il l7y ls2
a. y, ~ Nay Z g. s, l8, i9, 20, 2s.eg. 30. JsaS !
~, =, ~ 20, 20, 80, July /, S.a6ls Of wm' a.,
ANS, New Cumberland, Aprl 9, 10. III % o. % 1t
nay ! 2 Il, u, ID. 81, q. 2S, june / : q II 20
~. %, 70, "a, July, 2, So. - : II
red'gtee'-he was sired by "Sapolsm V,,..a f,
= she OLD Flint Morgan" q. G. SIRE ali ss.sah'
aotg"n[ 9 9. G sire "Jusun Aorgaa. lis das "a,
ef; her color a BAY s. J ana pow
mlefms'-Iwehty dollars for fal parable wbe7 T..
mare Is knogp TO be. with foal, mares parte4 Viii : .he
ioaiiug time will be COM ldered with faI and De
lnent demanded Accordingly. aAN pay
das.aang or staohng furnished mares from a di.tarcs
n, iu s0Gu care al The owners risk as to a~ceidca1s.
y 1lsf isiI WI. .CELLERS
.re r.. +, LAPPIN cou
J, MILLS ''
+. A.KLIse Groom. z "a gaa ~ 4. &.
lprl9Sd &57-td.i .bo'sI h. w..
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CLEvELArD, MayI8.
FtouR-Saturday, sales of $50 bbis. at
81 q IS as per quality. % r..
WHEAr.-Pri9ue Ohio and Indiana white in
small quantities at $Ir75 e 8I,8O.
CoRS.-A cargo of 5000 bu. was offered to
arrive at TOO, without finding purchaser.
Oars -Sin1iI amounts have been in demand
At So q Soc. e. ..as ..a. rt q
BUrrER'- Market very dull aud prices &c, low.
r than a week ago. 2. aaaaf
'EGas.-Qaiet at lQc. 81, baa s., .s .sr.,.
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PRAcfTcAL GRAMMAR. : Our townsnm, MARI.
AakISsOs, Esq, commences on Monday eyelinq
The s5ih inst course Of lessons on PaaeneAL
6RAnAAR, ineiading P~uScrUAIIoS. A gouetal
10 titfdoh 70 attend IS extended to the Young ladie,
aud gentlemen Of tbe Town, and vicinity. The
eanal Street School Ho6se has bsan eogaged.-
Gan. aageed school be gotten up2 We HoPa s..
nay2i ltm
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The ladies WrsoAs also, The Famase
keepsake for May, have been received. Tley
are beautiful epnbers, filed with readiur for tbe
ladies-price. .SlsOO per anuu,n, Address. j +.
Scovill, No. Q. Spruce ST., New York. Il
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PErKRsoN fortune las come 10 hand, A.
usual IA adsaiie' Of tiHe. 1t affords US pleasure
20 give tbs sterling monthly notice. OF all the
monthlies that come to US it is the ansto Of ~.
better half" Its exquisite fashion plates. and
charming stories give Peterson a celebrity rarely
attained IN Magasiaedom. .
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FOR SALE OR RENT

Inc subscriber offers for sale on reasonable tar. -.
.olgslhsf eai estste situate on Main Street. CsrroIIton
oAfto4 e9unty, Ohio, to wil:-one lot On which =
lsesed q Afge TWO story biick building, well 6n,sbeS
~ ~ iof q d"eiilng.e or Hotel; Also, a small lot scion.
dioGs frame stable. sufficient in size i oansais s - mo
ses'-aiso' two other lots in one enclosure viii ! nam
d~eiimg house thereon The above property v;lIh ~
sofa separateiy OF jointly to sun pufehasess-ssa r.
not sold viii be for rent. ~ ~ Z
| wa aiso sell two quarter sections Of land Ia woos.
~ puiy e0gasS state OF Iowa; also, one quarter section j.
or Jointly TO sui purchasers 'S
scr Terms apply to Dr. John s Ha..tsr CArrol,soa
Nny - ss ]. }. PkICk,
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81. PEN NUm INK UEsl1. a.

80 copy Initiated no Teacher Required. EeIsv.
n psssn' sen lnslrueting process in Penmanship ens.
ana rapidly. Ishas been adopted by tbs Pnb,is $500
o. New ftrk; and BY our frst Merchants. The PROF..
c'np'ete with tuiidFeetiOns for use, will BE- semi nsse,
paia on Tue receipt Of 81. To clabs Or aeeu.s. i. -.
les lf y. A liberal discount on large ordsrs' ~
yrs ~ leland 4 AeLsaiin, $40, Broadway, New Yo,I
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ROAD NOTICE.

Not1oE IS hereby given that a petition will be pre-
IN sented to the Commission rs ~ carroll oi, ~ Pie
their June session, 1857 PRAYING Tor n Ivscs,io" = :.
paft OF the road known as tPattessons second sosdls
saia' vacaiion 60 Commence at the " eglsvnle mad moo,
LeIneFd Aahns hohse. in Washington owisbin. ,bsesa
lions sald roac OH the line betW cen Kuhn & S,o,eag
sers heiFs' and to terminate at the houso of DANIEL
'. Dunlap, in Washington township. A'H'si
Apff ~, 1891. MANY PETITIONERS
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Es AS we were passing down Main street, the
other day. we happened to drop into The shop of
NessF$ AVG Smith & Bro, Marble Workers,
wbsqqe We had the pleasure of examining s some
specimens Of their Workmanship, which were we'll
executed, and which certainly do credit to the ar.
''s's' Persons Wishing to procure monuments Q
tomestopeSF executed u the latest and best styles
and On reasonable terms, would do wellto call and
examine their large stock of marble and their
sPe'cIaeas q workmanship See advertisement
in another column. aa NJ
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a % e II s.
CARRoLLroE. INV 20

CARSoLLrOE, Niny 20.
Flour is worth 81! PER Ill; wheat flom $l,Io
to $l'25. Timothy seed $3.50. Rye $85c. -
SIC. Corn 75c, Dried Apples Sc. Peach
IS So IS q $500, Butter l4c, Beeswax, no
Fish Sc. Hams lie. Sides & Shout,
ders Sc.
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REACHES. BED.BUGs, INSECTS
&C.

&C.
NEw YoHK, April IL, is56.-Mh HrNaY R.
CosTAR' N9 ssS, Br9adwaH-De@ Sir: Hag.
ing a great many itsts around my Stable and
shopl thdugltI aoah tyyoqt Rat EztdalaE
tor and bought one ef your boxes, aud my man
liked 1t according to yoar directions. TIE next
moIn'ug he found over $50 dead rats. I have
boushtothers Rat Poisaisand found item hum.
bugs and take. pleasure IN pronouucing this no
aud thatit viii do more than on say it
"iI u your advertisements. I have also tried Il
On Steamboats,, and satisfied thelb that! it i. the
thing Of the ace. s.a trs
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VIVID; Or THE sEQRETPoWER.-

- Nhs4tH1 DTT1i4- T-U NH 1874
VIVID; ar THE SECRET POWER.
By MFs. Ep@aD, EN-, soaathwoaL, com
PETE u one large daodsepiimio volume, bound i
seBha hr$G 25y orh Two volumes. paoe, %
vel. efS1,ooa q. B. Peterson, 1902 Chssno
&C. Philadelphia, publisher .ste esq
BY the lberality of the publisher we have re- re-.
ceised an advance copy of the above work. W.
deem il almost unnecessary TO sreah in. praise Of
the writings Of this highly gifted and popular au /.
thoress, Her woyks are known but to be praised
The following is from an Eastern critic who ,h..
read the work. h91 5IaBe3 aII3ta4T
I'm the first chapter Tue interest of Tie reade,
IS greatly aroused, and IL it IS kept keenly alive +,
tie close of The volume. The story opens With with
The description of snow storm. on the Apeobs
MES, through which the bright and beautiful Or.
phan, 1.-THE heroine Of the tale )aloue or attended
only bg her dog. wanders clown the fesrfu, PASSES
toward Che valley epdeayoripg to reach the mansion
"here her grandfather, Colonel MALMAtsoN fwho
had' ten Years before discarded her father, lies
dying and p%eniteut, and praying to see his orph.
aped granddaughter, But ii the twofoId dark.
less OF night and storm, the wandering child los.
$ Der way, and chances to reach a lone convent.
"Aefe sue seeks refuge and is kindly received and
'omforted By the nuns" F
&H& ATEH+NAGs## AAEE aA# EEaAHE-4
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Mnrnaaes,

dARRlFEDD7z7-on the 5th inst, BY Rsy,. 6. H.
Reiter' Mr. Matthew Bodlsy, of Hardin county,
andA'ss Gatharino Brant, Of Carroll Co.
oa.ths l2lh inst4 by Il ashs, Mr.. George II.
Miller Of Carroll county and Mss Rebecca Harsh,
OF Stark county, Ohio.
On the 7tt' ult., BY Jacob Hetrich, Esq, Mr..
Isaac Tot and Mss Sarah ttqpsbooki all Of this
. a3.#iso no attqg
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asLtsHos' 81. scHoOL:-MFa r.. e. Williams. has
@leasa school, il the Lisbon st. school room p.
recently occupied by Vim. Mccoy, in which in.
strdctions IN all the branches commonly taugI5.
VIII be s'seaoiTern in, all who wish to receive
instfaetioHiathe sciences, ~ 'E4't1
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]. S. %UNDERIIILL, No. 485 Iolb

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED The demand for
"costar's" Remedies for the destruction of the
above pests, having oceasioned ar unlimited cor.
resPondenee in regard 70 prices. etc, the proprie.
tor has determined to publish the same in his "a
v~ertisements hereafter. "Costar" prefers that ey.
cry city, town and village shall be supplied thro,
its own Druggists and Dtq as, bat, in cases
wberettis is impdcieAbie be will forward small
NAH or Express, on receipt of the mice
WitR sufficient 70 prepay tie same. See adter.
.semsnt, with retail prices, etc, in another column,
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April 20, '57-sw a'D't0A q STATE

NEW HAGERST0WN ACADEMY
lhesummeg session Of hye months opens Wednes.
uayy May Oh, prox, I. Y. Ai4gaa, Priueipul Of mas
M female department. Miss Emum D. lOuul,p a
auy wen recommended as e3pelienced and success.
III female teacher. Pprtieasar etteution aiyap : 80
qualification of teachers. Instructions gigsn i, vaa
instrumental musir. s"N"" 'Vsal
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EsEaih oIlCE-AOtiee is hereby gven tha, /
= nave oeea appointed administrator bg go -
on tue estate o. 4 bert Cravea deed
Aasea lgls5T. Iavre M u.vs
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Lhpersons are hereby noriied not TO pn7,6oeo
- from William r. lloyd, either Of two noies MID
py him qg4ipst me, as these notes were obtained fr,m
me wronsiqiy and without consideration. one of tbs
lSsq Is naHt payable on the 10TH day of Nav, A. D..
iu6I Of $500. WilSansIEsf % tg ! nhe
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An ingenious Frenchmsn bias seeureJa paten:
for making a parasol that IS folded in the form
Of a fan, instead Of folding in the common way.
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PlaStering! PlaSferiDG !

Inc Undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
&c that be is stdl engaged in lhe above business and ~
prepared to execute work to The Enay OF anv. Plain
ana ornamental p~lasteEing done 10 order on the short.
ness, and nay success as A neclmnic. enables meta "
sure che pd1iic thatal woik win be executed to en.ire
satisfaction. All orders will b. attended to promptly
4d5ress the undersigned, at Carrolllon, Carroll county
ono, "a ,osy5 WM .. RUNI0N.
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AFRESd Supply of Fahncstock's White Lead. re-.
e'yed, also a good article Of Liuseed, Sperm. Lara
N ~eat's-ioot Castor, Sweet Oils at f3I'.T ~
BAXTER & COS Nav Dare SroksJ6
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- HINE %tNaRAvIyas.

GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER
nouf Locking Glass Department NAV be had svsrv
o8.F9 OF Pier, Wall and dantle Mirrors. Portrait ssi
= lutuIe Frames, Cornices, Bases, &c, Of our own en-.
ns',se e3annIaeture, from choice and original designs.
= eSeWheFe TO be obtained, aud of Superior ouait,'
N our zine. Art Department, will be fonnd Srst cIass:.
'a OF ell the finest European EpguayBgs
mn = general assoFtmeqE Of all desirable publicatiens
i9u , tot superior quality Only) every requisite Er he
AF1Fi, Amateur, or Pupil.
me usual discount to the Trade ami scbooIs q
oy letter carefully filled and packed will The u,.
70 the economist, and all DESTROYS Of obtsi5iknuv i
perir quality articles, at moderate prcss tbs
presents unusual advantages.
" lLLlAA, STEVENS, WILLIAMS eco,
...aos 1853 Broadway, New York.
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AND
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
" !" VT f'FIFE PERCENT. DIsC0UVT TX
: hr@i class engravings viii be made until fur,b.,
notice on
AL CASH PURCHASES or
D..

wL. Engrayings, Artists Materials, &C.
hch WILDE sold independently Of the dssSc,;oa'
a. 'he lowest Market Prices, and the privileSs AZ ~
.se,.g sad deduction Lom an immense Steel ana
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81 Cams. :, CIRouLARs. ~PAapnLErs,
BLANKs. HAEDBlLLs. Bill HEABs,
TfcEtrs, PRooRAMxzs, CATALOGUES, i
WI Be aeeommodated 10 tie shortest possible time
ana ~ terms most modeIate.
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WHITg LEAD, RED LEAD and LITVRr

oar Wgte Lad ground ia0l. Is ps. uD n paeka,.
s-ahsltes g pc sFAicELr FrKE and FULL wgtGrr et No.
Our taeades iJsths orreha.e NJ go "
eFlDsns kssssrn Jsbbahg Houses.
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