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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

CUTTING GLASS By DIAMoNDs, 1t has
been ascerta;ned that the parts of the glass
to which the diamond is applied arc forced
asunder, as by wedge, to most minute
distance, without being removed SO that a
superficial continuous track is made from one
end of the intended cut to the other After
this. any small force applied to one extremity
Is sufficient to extend this crack tLrou Ii all
the whole substance and across he glass; for
since the strain at each instant in the pro-
gress of the crack Is confined nearly to ma
thematieal point at the bctton of the fsure,
the effort necessary for carrying it through is
proportionately small. DR.. Wollaston found
by trial. that the cut caused By mere passage
of the diamond need not penetrate so much as
the two-hundreth part of an inch. He found
also that other mineral bodies, recently ground
into thesame form, are capable of cutting
glass but they cannot long scturn that power
ff0m van. of requisite hardness.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02
Known ching Organs.

t4a X nov Nov1iur-s aDH REacl, Rarr hlicapC
b,yc tyco o~rons in this county One is
rna,xn a. tho q" Car,bris TriIDaa and i
edited by John N Bowman. the other sports
tie hiph soundiae tide Of :. National Demo
e-ut," and has 5be name of one 4. ]. Hite.
at It's mast head as its editor. It Is 10 the
last nsm,l .. orca,," ibat we in intend tura-
ip,, orr ettnntio7 !, this article Inasruuch
s. Mr r5i,e . takes On 50, because We sta
,s8 p few uDDaIatabIe truths two weeks ago.
e,,carDin, the naper he nrpfesses TO edit. and
seems TO think that our object gto iniuce him
politically and pecuniarly. we beg leave to
assure him that he Is mistaken. Personally
We entertain no uDkind feelings towards bial.
uor would we willingly 60 him the slightest
injury or Injustice. 1t is at his masters. at
the knoy-Nothin. rcuegades, who own and
control his % paper, that our q" shafts are
a;g.ed, Poor Jack it would bc indeed. IN
kind to hold him responsible for anything
taat appears IN e. Thug organ Y, 2" We
rnltleyeyre.
Take hir M terdsrIv.
saothipely tepderIy,
Pash.opc6 So Slorarrly
Young and 80 fair"
Pm, b,r,-.. -, ,,-,,.a5 - rrovo tbs+ III.
,Sutionsl Demoerst N is 5 Know Notbin.,
o~,,op lima mt n. ;,onroror f., ssv o fsr
words in roniv :, tho rificplors cf,rt which
il u,a4e last week 70 prove that the .. Demo
ef,t & Sentinel" is an anti. Administration
.-.,an Its Know -No.bir,, Eji.ors NAV call
~ WretaLss Liars Ne. until thez are weary
The fsctof a1rriter using hard nameg affords
strong proof tba, if he was p ossesse3 Of guf-
fcen. aai,irv he ropI5 ba .s vory s,vsrc.,,
srd cops.,,,.,,,!,. r,,org s4roro, }lo,c,
=, lla man sbais cp,sad with the melancholy
,,,s.l,.s0 .f ,,otr,. rx;,bort +ho i,s,:,,t;,,,
W sill ~. f.fia,- .bo o~en,~7o of ,,.o.a
f5,ov- No.I,in,, r,ritors and c., tsor, r;,rs
,,,+i, : ii-,.jT ,r,bo,,'o ,ro o,,,- -,or. .boo,
+, ho such brf,ro vva .ato o,,r i,avo oc thou,
Tbe only ARGUMENT thev a34pco to rrove that
,,...T,o,,.o.r,. 8 S.,,;n.I -. 49,, ,,,i A5,,,,,
,s,..,;o, or,., : a., f.c, t}o+;t 5s.rrror-s3 ri
tho interference Of Mr. Bucbanap eTfrr he Was
President elect Of tbn RenubIic 70 procrrg
mo election of J.bn " Fornav n the I7ni.
ted States Senate last winter. What won.
derfnllv acute rcasonors these Know NOTHING
.,i.t,re are R..,use We disannrovo5 Of .
sipol, net Of Mr., BucbsDap's DoI;tieaI ca.
reer. and that too before his administration
commenced. this paper must Le stignatjzcd anG
regarded as an anti administration organ.
I'hatthy letter Of Nj. Buchanan of Janu
NY 7lh to Sir. Mott, was used to secure vote,
for NIr. Forney, among the Democratic mem
ber- Of the Legislature, and used successfully
TOO, there can be no doubt Il IS highly
probable that Air. Buchanan meyer for mo
Iucas supposed that any unworthy use woulc
be made Of his letter when he wrote it, Blu
be was deceived. lnder these circumstances
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

Under thcfe circumstances, concludes oyr Hls-
ten coteulpoTary, 70 it worth vGile :or New, In
glaud business men longer - wage war against
the South-QuarT,} with tbcir own bread ana
ba.ter-sinrpiy to crafty the aspirations Of such
supcriative denasoSucs and political weather
cocks rs Nathaniel Z. Banks
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

Thursday was very generally
observed as holiday by our citizous-stores.
shops closed and business being bsing suspended.
Service was held in al the e,.urshes.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02
sg2sgetgsa- Gjs. Sl5S5 vi @ Out the OF foi SG.

@s-,Our Court commences on Mondsy next, at
which time we expect good,y number Of our
slbacribers AMI Advertisers in town. We need
money badly, ahd must have it, in order TO meet
our Indebtedness. Subscribers who have been re-
sewing our paper for The last five years, and are
IN arrelrs rJr that ti.ac, VIII b. struck Of from
ear list and sued Tor the amount Of their suhscrp
ton,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

90 Attention Is directed to the new advertise
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

GoDEY's LADYs' BooK,--We have received
the December number Of Cooley. tits a beauti-
ful number and fully compares with all former
ones. We have been requested by Cooley not to
loan any of his numbers. The borrowers will
take the hint.
NJ. G. MCague keeps constantly on hand, Cira-
ham, Cooley and Harper's Magazines Persons
desirous Of purchasing viii please call on him.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

COL II. HAssoN.-Our newly elected Reois-
ter C Recorder yesterday entered on the discharge
OF the duties of the Office. Thee oonel will make
an attentive. competent and accommodating off,
ser. Success sttsed hirn ssvre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

The OVERLAND MAIL.-While it is our con.
slant aim to render the Star as interesting rs
possible to the general reader, we nevertheless
seek to make it the medium of communicating
to the public important and reliable informa-
ton upon all matters connected with the acts Of
the Government Nothing of more paramount
Importance has been initiated by it for year
past, than the establishment of the great over
land mail to California. The efforts of the
Northern presses which find fault with every.
thing Democratic Administration does, to
generate the belief at the North that the route
selected was chosen under sinister influences
make it necessary that we should promptly and
fully explode the false statements and unfounded
differences by which they would mslead the
country upon the subject 50 We do so to-day.
in the article commencing on our first page.
Notwithstanding its great length, it will be
found Of much interest to all who would be well
informed concerning that portion of our Great
West, up to this time almost sealed book TO
every nine citizens of the United States out of
ten.
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PERSONAL.

-. Hon Mr.. Soaring, NJ. c. from New York
is in Washington.
MIR and Mrs. Ross Winans and child, OF
Baltimore, sailed from Boston on Saturday in the
steamship Niagara for Liverpool
80. Preston King, Francis p Blair and Gov
Seward, are about to take a trip TO The Thousand
Islands.
80. i. Ord, Esq, formerly of this city, now
u. =. Attorney I'm California, is in Washington
and is stopping with our fellow citizen Il. b
Sweeney, Esq.
80. French journal, announcing the election
OF United States Senator I'm New Hampshire
says that Daniel Clark, u publican was elected
and all the other journals copy the notice in thi,
form.
1.-THE New York editors are SCATTERING Them,
selves over Europc-Mr. Bryant. of the Evening
Post, is abroad with his family; Mr.. Raymond
OF the Times, has gone to place his wife and
children in Paris for year or two.
80. Hon. G; Floyd, Iowa Col. Cummings
en-, Esq. of Md; Capts. ID d. Porter, REYNOLDS
Ware, Daniel, Com'drs = Swartwout. ] Stod
dard, and Purser DeBree, all of IT, 8 ~, are a,
Willards'.
-: We learn that Prof George II Stneckrath
OF this city, has received call as Professor Of
Mathematics and Languages in one of the lead.
ing Colleges Of the West. The parents of hi.
pupils here will not readily consent TO his leav-
ing Washington we imagine.
go. There are eight surviving eX-Governors OF
New York, viz: Van Buren,, Throop, Seward
Bouck, Hunt, Fish, Seymour and Clark. Massa.
chusetts has but six, viz: Everett, Morton, Briggs
Boutwell,, Clifford and Washburn Pennsylvania
has butfour: Ritner, Potter, Johnston and Bigler
-. The Auburn New York; American saws
"Among the curiosties at Syracuse is the famous
Ben. Perly POOrc, of Mass-the man who trun.
dred barrel of apples forty miles in u wheel.
barrow last Fall to settle wager on the result
This feat should have made him as lean as a JuIy
herIing-but it didn't. PoOre is not lean, bul
unctiOusly fat.'
-. The witnesses whose absence occasioned
the Naval Court of Inquiry, No. !, to POSTPONE
me case OF cx- Lieut. Duany yesterday, were sum.
noned on the Governments behalf not on Mr.
DIS. The failure of witnesses from distance
promptly to obey the calls of these courts upOu
them, though they may be few in number, occa.
sion great Inconvenience and loss of time 10 those
witnesses who may De i'm attendance On this
case, as IN others, many of the witnesses are citi.
zens residing at distance from the city.
.... DIR. Pussy /, in very weak health and Sc.
nous approximations are cherished of a fatal ter
Minatlon OF his maady. His life has been AL
evcntful one, and he has been one of the most i'm.
huental leaders in organizing the Tra,tarian par
ty, whose influence Oh the Established Churt b ha,
been SO disastrous. Most of the leaders origin
ally associated with him are now in the Church
of Rome. and the Union, the new organ of th.
party. is pronounced by the Dublin Review TO bt
TO all intents and purposes Catholic paper fully
harnonizing with Rome iii doctrine and practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

II From J. Shilling,on we have part nine of
"Burton's Cyclopcdia Of wit and Humor ;" with
a fine steel engraving of George L. Morris This
Cyclopedia will, when completed. he one of the
richest works ever got ur, and As back numbers
may be hard to get, we recommend our readers to
subscribe for it at once at ShillinSton's, who is
the agent for the Cyclopedia in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22
BOARDING.

lpOhRDl MI Mrs. BATES. NJ the corner al
10 Peuns, lvanIs avenue and 9TH street. having had
her house entirely renovated anu It's accommoda-
lions greatly Increased. - now prepared to accom-
modate larger number at permanent snd transient
hoafders. Her location ~ the most central an the
city, and. as rearrangcd and improved her house
second to NJ OIL her boarding house an Washing
ton. Boarders 10y the month, week, or dav, may
rely receiving every attention. Terms moderate.
Table buarderS also taken. je str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22
NEW JEwELRY AND WATCHES.

III. q. HOOD has lust returned from the North,
and has brought on hne lot of Fashionable n
Cameo. Coral, Mosaic, BrIiiIants, and Plain ESs1
OIDIEWEBRl. Also, a good assortneuf<ssS
of hne GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, some
very superior tine keepers for ladies' and
use. He has also on hand great variety Of STAND
ARD SlLNERWARE OF ms own make. wsrran-
ted the hest quality and will be sold very low. Please
call and examine goods and prLces al 80. SO Penn.
Av., sign Of the Large Spread Eagle. To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22
EVENING STAR.
wASHlN GTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY,. .............July %, 1857.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

~ III oF 4 lie luOhNlNG PhESS.
The Union rejoices to find the Raleigh IN.
C., Standard now properly approaching the
policy of the Administration and the integrity
of Governor Walkers course in Kansas affairs
Not long since the Standard was vehement in
its denunciation Of the course of Gov. W. Its
severe criticisms were based upon incorrect in
formation, and on comprehending the true state
of affairs in the Territory, that journal, in com.
mon with hundreds of others, Immediately re-
traced its steps in this connection. Thus, the
Standard affords capital illustration of what
we have taken occasion to explain, as being the
course of the mass Of the Democratic journals of
the South upon this interesting subject.
The Lntetitgencer. defends its efforts to re-or-
ganize the Wing party with earnestness and
zeal, again expressing the belief that there is a
large party in the country favorable to its re-
suscitation. Its arguments, it proclaims, are
directed only to those Wings who have, since
the demise Of their party, refrained from iden-
tifying themselves with either the Democratic,
American or Republican party Welook closely
to the condition of parties, and our judgment is
that there are not one hundred thousand such
Wings remaining i'll all the States of the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

REvoLUTIoSARY BIoGRAPHY-W have re-
ceived from the Washington Agency, 100 Sew
enth street parts and 4 Of Schroeders Life and
Times of Washington, superbly illustrated by
Chapel The illustrations in these numbers are
portrait of Benjamin Franklin and Washing
tons first Interview with Mrs. Custis Afterwards
Mrs Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

RECEIPT OF OIL VIA IsrHMrs The New Bed
ford Standard states that the brig Sarah McFar-
land which left Panama d few months since on a
cruise. returned to THAT port on the Sd inst, with
lU bbls oil TO be transported across the isthmus
to New York. This is the second cargo Of oil
sent over the railroad by Capt. O,borne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

10 The late Havana papers are jubilant over
the prospect Of an early realization of The sub
marine Telegraph between Key West and Cape
Sable, with its connections rorthward. which.
with line Of steamers contemplated between
Havana and Key West will place the former
port, with completion of the Atlantic telegraph,
within twice daily communication not only with
the United States but all Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

\ POISONING CASE ~ CA>ApA.-Ana;s Tou..
slant, convicted AT Quebec of the murder Of he T
husband by poison, sentenced to death aud respi.
ted on the ground of pregnancy. having in the
course Of nature proved not to be with child, will
come again for sentence before the Queens Bench
now sitting at Quebec, Judge Duya and Caron
presiding .-MontrenL IidCerfiser, JuLy 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

PEARLS ~ MAINE.-We have seen twenty redrls
fioin the size Of pin head 10 that OF good sized
pea, which were taken from muscles found in a
brook in Maine. The finder opened no less than
thirteen hundred muscles TO obtain these pearls
the total Va ne of which is probably from fifteen
TO twenty dollars. Specimens of the shell fish
from which they were taken have been brought TO
The city. and will he submitted to the Society of
Natural History for examination - oston Jouy-
NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

IL The United States sloop- of war Vandalia,
at Portsmouth, y. H., which has been undergo.
ing extensive repairs since her long service in the
East India squadron, was launched from the
hoasjn2 dock at the Naval Station Oh the 4lh
inst. When finished and rugged she will inime.
diately be sent TO sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

SICK Observation-Disclosures the alcoholic ex.
tract OF nux vomca, commencing with the twelfth
OF grain, and increase 10 a fourth of A yrsin.
These pills, taken for fortnight. and then sus.
pended for the same period, have apparently
diminished the susceptibility of the brain to at.
tacks. So says DR.. J. b. Mccaw, in the Virginia
Medical Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

ACROSS it, that Latitude become from $50 TO 400
miles shorter than the route of the 5th parallel
Subjoined is table exhibiting the comparative
lengths. SC, Of the two routes
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
A. A. HUMPHREYS,
Capt. Top. Eng'rs.
Comparison Of the routes IF tae 35th and sd par
nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

IL The hotels at Chicago displayed their
flags a; half mast upon the day of Mr. Marcys
funeral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-For
N sale A FARM of 1ts acres am cnlne no, Com, :

A VALUABLE FARM FOR LE.-For
"A sale A FARM OF 5fS acres, In Cupeper CouL-
B Virginia, one mile from Mtchell's Siatnn ON N 40
Alexandra and Orange RaIrcad. The soil is natu-
IalN excellent; and maj economically aud casIlS Toe
improved. so that II Will produce fine crops as
are grown anywhere in tho United states ms acres
n heavy lumber, much If ~ suitable for ship lumber
Tor which there are MAJ kets 10 be reached Nv means
al The railroad Also q large gusntIty of cord wood
that may bs sold to tho Railroad Company az remu-
nHTatIve prices. Tie buildings ali on hill and
with small repairs may be made comfortable for tn
residence al family The place well vatered.
and embraces every desIralle convenience. A. one
OF the Jolnt owners ct thus Farm now resides IN IN
West, and determined 20 sell II, n will lie sold
great bargain, cn very accommodating terms.
Persons disposed &" purchase NAV inquire for fur
ther particulars to ". u. wALLACH. editor of
the star. Washington CITY. who knows 'hs prcrn
lSP~. iyeff
ENoR SENG.-A modern lTuIit IDt -. contain
Il uIe - rooms. cumi,,Ti st'iN furnished IA delight
lul sud 7iry location, fronting one ui ihe public
ervatIouS, and couml udihS al eNteHS view of the
CitN. the river. ard Geogetowu. N has ans through
out wafer aud bath room. To a careful tenant tae
rent will he uoderste. Inquire ~ 81 street,
ond door from 18th street. peA ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

TEE wEArHER.-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 o clock O. m:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

APPolSrED.-We learn that Geo. Fitzbugh,
OF Virginia, has been appointed to a position
in the Attorney Generals Office, in connection
with the settlement Of California land claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

The time of observation is about clock O. m:
July y, 1857
New York, N. Y.........clcar.
Philadelphia, Pa. .........clear.
Baltimore, Md. ..ciea-, pleasant
Washington. ID. C....... .Clesr, pleasant.
Petersburg, Va........ cloudy, warm.
Wilmington, N. C.. clear, pleasant.
Columbia, :. C........ clear, pleasant.
Charleston, :. C......... clear, hot.
Augusta, Ca. ..Clear warm
Savannah, Ga........"...cloudy. pleasant.
Macon, I'd. .Clcdi, "dIHi
Columbus, cloudy, warm
Montgomery, damp.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. cloudy
Mobile, Ala lear, pleasant.
gainesville, Miss. ....... clear, warm.
New orleans, La. clear, very warm.
FROM THE WEST.
The following reports have been furnished by
the National Telegraph line:
Frederick, Nd. clear, warm.
Cumberland, Md. clear, pleasant.
Ha1crStown. Nd. clear, warm.
Wheeling, Va............ cloudy, cool.
Harper'S Ferry ........... clear, warm.
Winchester clear, warm.
Martinsburg ..............cl cloudy, cool.
At Washington, yesterday at Q p IN. the barom-
eter was 1885, thermometer 75' This morning
at O'Clock the barometer was ~ GOO; thaSnome-
ter IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE.

Nor opened AZ Store No. $50 Penn. arsHne. oppo-
SIZE BTotrHS Hotel, t>IgH Of Red EtaC.D
S2j.s0 of NEW BOOKS Ia he disposed of nj
publishers prices. with q III to each Book. of Jew
ely lGom - cents to a $40 Gold Lever Waich Nv
winch arrangement every person will receive the
worth OF their money with chance of a splendid
prize.
Branch of New York Book Conrauy ia Iz-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

INDR "a IA Building LOTIn the First Ward
tneaT the CIrcieD csn tie purchased without
cash payment and on a long credit. Apply TO
II, ". LANSDALE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

A NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS WHO ARE
al NTEkESTED.-Wel have now hand sup
ply of our celebrated Burton and XXX Aes, which
were brewe,l tn our own order, press!y for the
southern trade and which, will rantee to keep
any length of time. in the warmest Of weather.
All lovers Of good Ale can be accommodated with
the above ~ our Depot, n Green street, GEORGE
town, ID. Z. Army d SHINN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

JOHN ID. CLARK, REAL PROPERTY AGENT.
has Tor sale on terms 10 suit purchasers, Vacant
Lots IN different parts of the city. lie Buys, Sells
and Exchanges all kinds of Real Property on mode
rate terms.
General Agent, Notary Public, and Justice al
Peace. No. IS 18th street, Washington City. d. T..
Him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

A CARD.--BEAETIFUL BUILDING LOTS
IA At PUBLIC SALE.-The attention of the
public Is spec fully called to the sale, on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON next, at O'Clock. on the premises,
Of eight highly valuable Building Lots situated at
the corner of north l. and llth streets west. the
owner having determined TO sell them without limit
These lots acknowledged to he the most eligible
baildng sites for sale IN that desirable portion of
the city. JAS, C., MEG tJlRE
~ I'D Auctioneer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22
- EDUC cling STOCK.

The subscriber has commenced this day TO reduce
his stock of Summer DRY GOODS, and in order TO
do so, has put them down at cost Persons calling
for such goods will he asked hut one price, and no
deviations, therefore those who are IN want, and
have not finished their Summer purchases. will hnd
II Ia their advantage TO call and examine such goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
IF. PERRIE,
" Dist SIS TIA street. near /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

1%CAI TONI hereby warn all persons from
|kS harbOrIng or hiring INV son George Ward.
as vii. enforce the law to the fullest extent.
Jy 2 ST WILLIAM WARD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

WANTED.-A MAN go work a small Farm and
v. Garden near the city. Apply al tins office AZ
D.. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

II CABINET MAKER,
AT his Large EstablI shment, No. 100 Penns ivania
avenue, between nth and 18th streets, has al n
on hand Il large stock of every desrrIptiouu
of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, ~
and MATTRESSES, which ne is selling at the
owest prices.
Repairing. Iph"isterIns. and Vanishing promptly
executed.
Mahogany suitable for Hand rail for sale
liz Ia INTEL nd 4 nI,,u 1
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CLOTHING:

II IL u i III | y ".
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN having any to
dispose of can receive fair cash price lnr the
same. by sending addressing vi. MELA, No. ~
Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets, west
emf Centre Market.
NJ D: No business suspended over SATURDAY..
jy 20-2ms III. MELA.
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4 COOK WANTED-To go Eve miles in the
n country. None need nrp'y except thew under
stand good PLAIN Cooking and MASKING.
~ 2l-Y NJ CfAGrTT
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EOR SABE.-The FIXTURES of a Ccnfec-
Il tInnery store is for sale and the Store for rent
IL as situated az No. 36 9th street, between q aud
and Is dong good business. For particulars NJ
quire hn Tue premises. ~ i3-lw-
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ENOR RENT-A new FRAME HOUSE, near tho
Il Navy \ ard Bridge, Containing four rooms Wal
be rented .Uw 80 a good tenant. Apply at JOHN
O'MEARA'S VarIe,y store. No yyj Penn Avenue
between Isl ami ID streets. mN-I