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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27

DOOK BINDERY.-l have a new Bindery
I'D in al operation. Orders received atny bookstore
the hindery,
Rooms orcr fte tsion Store head Of STATE Sfrca,
viii be promptly attended 90. -.-.-.,.,
Montpelier, Jan. i, 1870 3. VI. w ALUM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, by THE
" BFsr WohKMEs Is THE COUNTRY,
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried ON
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square Mont
pelicr Vermont.
Those in want Of trGrrGHfed Carriages and Scighs,
will perhaps do well 20 call aud what is being done at
the old stand Of GILMAN * CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to,
Montpelier, July % 1855. 45tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

no rAswRRe.-fHr PoUDsxrTr MADE nv yEv
4 suSscriSerr % ms cssspest and b~~s manure IN ne
World for corn AID vegetables. pamphlet Will be
free sending tSer address " he LODI MAru
York Gig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

Mon sAS 0E 70 LEr-rhN PuUR sTON % -, =,
" hduee sd not t33 hro,rpe alreet ror'n6 "a ~ n
70 adwN. Apply TO VIM a Joaa O'BRIEr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

ISLAND or CUBA RxpnFgg II P, Q. BosstL1sR A
| 90 Uavana-We fora ,ra freight aud parcels ~ All
ats Of cuba ~ every - steamer 10 Havana Or ex-
rens AL leave Tue Z By the Z. =. mai steamer
nplra Cv freight rusi ts delivered ~ he be.
foss Va h at ~ a'pn erf fk '1r sa-'g a Gas.
rms, VEL s, = AGO CO.. SFffa ~ N'nsf AZ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

i HARRIS o'BRlEN, prsovcA ecsor sna ps'eo' u ~
asiI snsnee Co viii inpsr the whole Ar and myser,
sx III avery descrp and patent d. ers Tor VII
~ h1s ga and Acor cloth slso, printing INK mssnK
r,yv hnd And color Paris sreen paper rsncrs gree,
49, .ha iii rot sepsr~e soluble blue for
w. .e !, ~ salon rhe advertiser has WI =
reis his asfsne Of sver afvsrtisi
~. .alrsbe receipts psscucslly given INSTRUCTIONS
- e,iv ross makers this city also IN Phladelphis
49, s nd IN BOSTON which he has testimony with hiua
scr vii sso give the -anes reauired have usyt
he nr~ctica II BsDdei spence Co N ky
- \, ks country until date but will dispose Of every
,sreut 81 An going W live In the COUNTRY. Paris blue.
ssns me cheapest In the world without usng oil OF viio
see ss pie For furthe- particulars address with real ss@
~ .Sove for Nr John Coftev, l58 Mux>~
ane and sner 70 Mexican county, smthport Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

LNoR SALE IN BROOKLYN. AT A BARGAIN-sIl
genteel modern built frame houses desiraby located
oonvenen, the ferres containing from TO welv
each: marble mAnels CRATES 40 all nearly
price ranging from 81 IS TOO; For ful
particulars apply 70 FOSTER LOPER, No Sands street
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

U,OR SALE IN BRoOKLYN-A FIRST CLASS THREE
story and basement brick house one old. with g
Axtures bathing hot and cold heates
Ac, all complete. i60 Canon street. Hanson place,
block fuion 81 90 remain bond
mortgage before the LIST Of MAY IL
aulre he premises OF HOW Ard Bro, 80 Fuho
avenue, corner Of Bridge street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

A RTESfAN wRLLS.-THE sUB6 UBER. En0IHGni
"A o( aEtean wells and boring Tor water has been ensn
in ti. busines nsey thirty yea. hss recentiy bored
for John Taylor Co n their saOon end Inorne on4 IL
Vel Broadway; wells Tor principal orewra susn
refness aid others I WIKI 70 caasn ns public agaa.1
for tools and pipes used n ths busnen Adaren
John Dsbow g Walker street. q u Ne Ooasnbtan tssn
dry, Is Duane 6erooe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

lCR sam OR TO LEr-IN A FIRST CLASS NEIg T.
tortoed the English basement three story house 1ys
West Thrueh street hss all che modern Improvement
heater hot and cold gas with chandee and
pend complete speaking tubes bah dumb Ners
sc hes recently been put in thorough repair Ap Wv
Ne fr,mres W,r, hANk.-iS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

a On sALE.-A HANDSOMELY SITUATED -FOUR
story brown front house In Twenty fourth street
fih and Srth avenues north de; house By IS
feet o q se, pchcs has every modern convenience and
re'akNeftoDt pnsxceueocahe Apply No 10 Pine street
secS. a.sr sr s. as Tcg! fwcuiy ioui n street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16
THE MILITARY.

NrOyr T-TBE MEhBERs or THE AID AND
N.Y. auArds ordered 70 meet Wednesday
~, instant at ~ O'Clock. at No 1<3 Fulton streA.
@ nyr> OF making sransemens o~ the parade q IL
~" Apr" W. a. COwLEs. Coumandaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

mo PERSONS ENGAGED IN COPPER MIHiNa.-rH1
subscriber offers the public for sale his valuable farm
containing LEY 81 Land situated In the town Of han
miles eAet OF Bsrryown stasn the Hudson River Raa
and supposed 70 conan copper nine there have beoc
specimens found the farm Persons engaged
wonh DO ell 10 call and examine the prsses For =
rwcn 70 the farm qure Of Tyler soss Bsrytown stattaa
Il. b. BROTHWE1.1- Red Hook Duchess Co., n Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

NEW ssaRo1DERrEs HASDKERcHrEFs &C, FOR
IN spring trade.
ladies' linen carnbric handkerchief from 20 DOZEN
x srsss linen do. from 81 90 70 ~ per Dozen.
Hemstchd cambria do from ~ Is upwards
Embroidered do from O,. 70 SO eacn
1eruemens linen cambria handkerchief in every duAlv
A full sssorme ut OF French lace wells
Patterns, from ~ ~ 10 ~ each.
BRENNAN A CO, 473 Broadway.
r AIDES HooPs.-rHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
Ia against worthless ard miserable limitations Ia various
OF the original and true patent perchs
ar Il msde and introduced By me- Gail store
AaUEL BrHHOP, sole nanwf,cturer
pstsstee for the United 5sates isl srosivsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

H1O GROCERs-POR BALE, THE STOCK AND FIX
with years lease, Of grocery and nqu0r
store now doing large cash busness in one OF the host 10
For Of sale inquire the premises No SO RviDgtnn
street. corner Of 0oerck The cause Of selling out WI 10
made known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16

U,oR SALE on TO TO LEr-sA MILES FROM HOBO
ken, By Hsctenssck plank road, cottage with eIsh
rooms; srge garden tres vines &c Price 1850 ore sri
'"''' '"'' H. p. PERRY. View Durham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16
CUTLRnKN HAVING
COUNTRY STATS AND
GARDENS

end harm IN CHEZ Recommendations unk y
nea mosnsvs contains seeds Of weeds vcry aaArk
and In its operNiion vessatsn md 1e Ame
harmless be In direck contacs WA
the seed pAa Without njary which tosAny UNLIKE 49,
feger II vu bsiag carly crops OF beanA p0tAAs
svsst covu A. and for and gree plAs d unrvse1
ne small quantity xsed and Ne eaas a appicsIoa rsade
re,s g. and q % Per ssrsi for AZ ass.s.y S,.r Or s
Cd b. mall " furnished gratis on eppcax4n Addre@ -
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
% cor&lnndf aresS n. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

INAUGURAL ADpRBss.-Gov. Walkers nauyu-
raj address to the people of Kansas has been re-
ceived at st. Louis. 1t is a long. conciliatorv
and persuasive document 1t recognizes all Ter
ritorial enactments, and says all constitutional
laws shall be executed. 1t urges all parties to
participate in the election and believes the con-
vention will frame constitution which will suit
the people, and does not believe that Congress
Will reject it.. 1t earnestly impresses the neces-
slty OF removing the slavery agitation from the
halls of Congress and Presidential elections, and
says slavery will ultimately be determined by the
law OF climate. Ii is this law now operating for
and against slavery in Kansas. In the event that
slavery does not exist in Kansas, il says she owes
constitutional duties to her sister States especial.
ly to Missouri, and trusts the constitution will
contain clauses forever securing to that State all
constitutional guarantees, both by Federal and
state authority, and supremacy within her own
limits by the authority Of the Supreme Court of
the United States 1t says that if this question Is
decided peacefully, he sees for Kansas an imme-
diate career OF sure progress and prosperity I'M
surpassed by history but that If violence. injus-
tice and fraud reign, history may be compelled to
record the fact that Kansas'was the grave of the
American Union.
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PERSONAL.

80. Col. A. Cummings of Missouri, and Hon
e. J. Faulkner, Of Virginia, are at Browns.
-. Capt. l.. NJ Goldsborough, U. s. ~, John
A. Soaring, N. Y, and Hon. J. +. Hester, Pa,
are at Wizards
80. Thomas II. Holt, Of Louisville, has been
nominated by the democrats their candidate
for Congress in the 9TH district; he is one of the
most eloquent and able men in Kentucky.
-. private dispatch received here from St
Louis announces the safe arrival there of D. III
Burrs, surveyor general of Utah.
-. bred Scott owes his liberty TO the SPRING
ownership Of the slave, which he was disposed to
conceal, and even attempted to deny.
-. Carpenter, implicated in the Great North
ern Railroad frauds, who was taken from New
York in the steamer Vanderbilt, arrived in Paris
on the 18th ult.
49,. Pennsylvania court has decided that a
man who subScTibes for a work to be published
in three volumes is not bound to pay for fourth
and fifth volume, which the work extends.
-. The Newark (Ohio) North American SAYS
that the machine works in that city are manufac-
turing steam plough for Mr.. Spencer of Viz
g mia. Ii will cost 81 600 when completed
49,. widow in Cuba has been offered one
million five hundred thousand dollars for a sugar
estate on that island. Another party Is offered
one million two hundred thousand dollars for his
farm.
80. Lord Palmerston in answer to some Scotch
ciergymen, who petitioned him to advise her
Majesty to x day for national fast on account
after the town drainage
go. The New York Herald has the following
correction Of droll typographical error:
:. In the report of the speech of Mr.. Tomlinson
at the Canal street meeting, he is made to saw in
abiding to the Courier and Enquirer, that he
never crawled on his belly to sec ure a wife, II
should have read never crawled on his belly 10
secure q bribe.'n
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The BuRDELL CAsE.-The examination in re-
lation to DIR. Burdell's estate was resumed Wed
nesday before the Surrogate, and afidavts were
read by Mr.. Edwards to show that Mrs Cunning
ham was engaged to w. c. Hyde, of California,
after her alleged marriage to Dr. Burden. Count
er afidavits were presented by Mrs. Cunning.
hams counsel. Other testimony was adduced
to show that Dr. Burdell's personal appearance
differed from that of the man married by Mr.
Marvine: Mrs. Cunningham was on the witness
stand. Several witnesses were examined, who
swore positively and circumstantially that thew
saw and conversed with DR.. Burdell in the vii.
lage Of Herkimer on Saturday, Sunday and Mon.
day. the 25th, 18th and 9th Of October last The
contestants rely upon this to overthrow the evi.
dence of Augusta Cunningham that DR.. Burdell
made the arrangements for the marriage on the
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of the Treasury to first class clerkship in the
First Auditors Office, vice H. P. Lasselle re-
moved.
John Wood, Lighthouse Keeper at Lloyd's
Harbor, N Y; $3.50,
VIM. Sinclair, do. at Holmes Point, N. Y;
$500. "a 81
TRs WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning ismade from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time of observation is
about O'Clock a. m:
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H. AN establishment for the manufacture of
francisco, California by Frencbmen aca,,.ir., a
VI he the business There are strong probabilities
fShaw well pit New Jersey against Califor.
MA any day Tor the manufacture Of champagne
wine 'i~S"e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

PfEsBYTEkIAN IN. 81 GENERAL As.rxp,v
On the twelfth day, vote was taken on ,hs
slavery question, which resulted in yeas ia7 nav,
10. The delegates from the Northern States voted
yea unanimously.
The Southern members protested.
The home missionary question was referred tn
committee, who will report at the next general
assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

III Twenty thoIsand eight buDd ed ard 70 tv-
eis lat emig ants from Europe ar ivfd in New Yo X
during May-a large increase over the arIivals Of
the corresponding season last year. The arrivals
since Monday have been ,S36, = -i..-I
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE NORNLNG PRESS.
The Union, under the head Abolition En-
slaves White Men, quotes from John Davy, an
enthusiastic AbolitiOnist who spent three years
in the West Indies, and wrote a work entitled
I" The West Indies Before and since Emancipa-
tiOn," to prove that the high prices of most of
the necessaries of life, and the want of en-
ployment with white laborers in Europe and
America, are chiefly owing to negro emancipa-
ton; and that the Abolitionists are starving
the whites and making savages of the liberated
slaves.
The Union thinks the land-distribution
scheme appears to meet with little or no en-
enlargement in Tennessee, in quarters where
the Know Nothings expected to make many
converts
The Intefiigeucer has no editorial to-day.
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AHUsENENTs.

THE POTOMAC FISHING CLUB viii svs
nusl Pic NC Of the season on the ANhI0sf2N
ISLAND. Boats Will be ~ readiness 20 convey per
tain d Of any Of the managers the Island.
Seotts Cotllon BaCd has boon engaged. %
The Boat will start from Market-streTt wharf a,
Ia O'Clock. a. m, snd continue Go pass the reeI
and hack during the day.
MaRagsrS.
John Williams, James stcel
John Bromly. George Cdlins
Charles Baker. George Hunter.
John Bennett, les
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T@NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS.-The Tax
~ Lists for the present year i857l are now i'm my
hands for collection. Those who shall pay their
taxes prior t. hrst day OF July next, will be allowed
a discount Of SIX per cent.
CT. SHEKELL, Collector.
Georgetown. ID. G. je Slim
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LOST AND FOUND.

CD REWARD.-Strayed away on Saturday eve
. = ming, from the Centre Market, ar =,
Newfoundland PUPPY. Had a whIteI ~
mark around his neck. The above reva.dNh
and r. sts.
ie4a JAMES w. REDDICK.
I OST OR STOLEN-From the possession of
IL the Hon. rancIs g. Edwards, at the Washing
ton House IN the city Of Washington on or sbon,
the 10th day Of February, 1857. LAND WARRANT
No. 81 ,2S. dated December 2fth, 1855 SAID Warrant
was issued to Ezra Reed, under the act If March
lass. II persons hereby cautioned against ne
gotatlng said Warrant as proceedings have been IN
stuted 10y the holder, Ezra Reed, Ia cancel he me-
ap S-ow EZRA REED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

SI,DOOR MATS, CAGES, &c., at McLAUGH:
X s.s So.s, No. 10 Penn avenue, between SIN snd
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r%NOTICE.--The public are hereby gifted
lk3 that the said Eliza Bunghos, only life estate
in said property and that there suit relative to
the same now pending.
je 9-eoNs Y. VI. A, WILSON.
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~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-A
~ meeting Of those persons who have left their
names with ID. b; Clark and Chas. Wilson. as suit
scrbers to new Building Association. will be held
at Potomac Hall corner of MARY land avenue and lIfh
street, on THURSDAY EVENING. the llth inst.
at O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing the asso
cation.
Persons desiring to take stock also invited to
be present. ja 4-eo4t
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AfPoiSrhxSTs.-G. E. w. Sharrets, of Penn
'v'Sa@a' has been appointed by the Secretary
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VA MEETING OF LADIES FROM EACH
lA Church IN the city will be held at the lst Bap-
fist Church, 10th street. on FRIDAY AFTER
NOON. at O'Clock. to make arrangements for a
Union festival to be given for the benht of the Mis-
sion Schools. and other operations of the Young
Mems Christian Association All are invited to at
tend who feel the Importance of the religious edu
cation Of the neglected children Of CITY, and il is
hoped that at least three from each church will be
present. JESSE
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE-A FARM of us acres, nine miles
l from Washington, near the Seventh-street read.
The improvements are . small Dwelling House, a
good stable, a well of good water with new wood
pump IN same. There are SO choice fruit trees. A
part OF the firm rs well fenced IL will be sold bar
gam, NJ immediate application be made or IL NAV be
traded for CITY property. Apply 20 II. y. LANS-
DALE. No. S64 Nj street, or through the Post Oice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

FOR SALE--At q tarsa,n. and on VEN casy
= terms, TRACT OF LAND. suitable for 3
iat IA, OF other put poses, and within miles OF
"a asnington city. For particulars apply st No. 57
may Is If POLLARD WEBB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

25O !PARASOLS, ALL SIZES AND QUAIL
5000 yards choice styles and fast coored Lawn. IN
at 10 cents
Figured and Swiss Muslins
Plaid Musllns and Cambrics.
WIN. r. RILEY. cor. 9Th street.
29-ZW OppOsita Caufra Msrk.t
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Inc proprietor has TO day added two more ma
em,ass 20 nIs force, making seven in ALL This was
nueIeu indispensable by the constantly increas ing
y, Offering forexecution He will now be able
Hpscfys gIeater promptItude in the fulhlment Of
SniIts made entire, IS cents; plain sewing,
Sent: per yard; Collars, small. cents each Wrist
nsns' smai cents per pair; stitching Basques, IS
Famlies and others can Ia We a. amount of sewing
done At few hours' notice.
Koops In Clagctt's new building, on 9Th street,
printing Office '' o'Y~
the work. i - = - = 49, -
Terms, cab invariably. r.. nay ls-solm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

VVANTED.-One good Ironer two wsshswo-
w mon and one woman who untersta nds Braad
Baking. Apply at the HARDWOOD HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

EOR RENT-four Rooms, in very pleasant and
i desiraDie location. tented furnisaed or unlurn-
ished. Inquire NJ S7 street, betwee 9th and 10Th
streets, south side. Possession given Immediately.
je S-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

THREE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS received this
Il day from Boston. Also, three very fines
secondhand Pianos, but little used, sever yES
octaves rosewood cases, will be sold at
bargains. at our Piano Forte, Meodeon and Music
Warerooms, between eth and i0th streets, No. So.
je4 JOHN F. ELLIS
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mo. Ill lima aslam
IN CHILLIcOrHE.-We reached this lovely
Town about half-past nine, p. m, ON five or six
iaih'' numbering in all perhaps ! 500 souls,
,or our strength greatly increased by the way.
mat an avalanche of humanity to be emptied
il an instant upon little village Of nine or ten
thousand inhabitants, by whom to be provided
ior' LOT the time being, Yet so Jealous were
ie generous population, and 50 active and saga.
t.ous were they as that there was positively less
.OuOie IN being satisfactorily lodged than the
usually experiences anywhere in STEM
p P.ns IRON rail car in city at night without
=. $50 uenhi'ely made up his mind at which of
Its hotels he will put up. " ""''" u
VAC uepot we were met by the committee
OF arrangements with cOnveysnces for .neb os
our company as preferred 10 ride - ar n sun !"
Hall where bountiful supper for all wa.rsa ID
Tor discussion and from whence we were to
be divided out among the we'll. do r..;ds..'
WHO bad each made arrangements 70 sccOmmo.
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RRASS WIRE HOOPS for LADIES' Skirts. at
ID LAMMOND'S. je5 -St
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WANTS.

"ANTED.-A BOY to learn rinnine.-O.le " Ina
w has worked At the trade preferred.
j. w. THOMPSON A BRO.
80 Penn. ave., south side, one door east Of llth "a
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For SALEM RESIDENCE on the corner Of
~ I'm rev Jersey avenue and c street south. Capitol
ull, fronting on The avenue lS2 feet inches and
street south 90 Feet ii inches and containing nearly
NAV s-tf w r pfyITIIpS
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SUPERIOR READING LAGER BEER

Ok PIECES RICH AND GLOSSY BLK SILK
AO from 81 up
Black Grape Mitts
Plain Bereges and Berege Robes
WIN. n. RILEY, corner 9th ST.,
may 29-2w opposite Centre Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

(rOILEY d SEARS,
~ No. SIS 18th street, three doors north Pa. avenue
are now selling great bargains in all
Fancy Silk and Barge Robes
Rich and beautiful dress Silks and Lawns
Shaws, Scarfs. and Mantillas.
In fact all Fancy Goods will he sold very cheap
MANY at cost and less for cash. to close out.
IL The Ladies are invited to call early.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS.

HAVANA g, SWEET 9RANGEs JUST RE
DEPOT, coInsr Of 18th and streets. IL SO
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THE AUTHOR OF" JOHN HALIFAX, GEN
man."-NothinE New, Tales. BY this dstin-
gulshed author; 81 cents.
:, Boat Life in Egypt and Nubia. By William c.
Prime; SI.25. =
n rhn students t G,bbon BY William smith: LII.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Bookstore, near 9Th street
je 4-d (IInlon Stl
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EARM FOR SALE.-A piece of fine LAND on
Rock Creek, IN Montgomery county. Md.
miles from the heights Of Georgetown, adjoining the
Isnds OF Messrs. Perry, Wood, Bestor, Movies.
bohrer and Hawk lns. llc1i acres. A beautiful Oca-
ton; partially improved; new house Is acres rich
creek bottom and some hne yellow pine timber. u
can ne divided, If desired Call and see the prenl-
ses those who desire TO purchase. De a-tf
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NOLASSES Is cts. per gallon; BROWN ST.
lNl GAR II, IL and Is and TEA and COFFEE
at the lowest prices.
CLARET; HOOK and other WINES, and supe-
JOS. w. DAVIS
je 5-S" corner 9Th and r. str cts.
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ABSENCE OF OFFIcERs.-Applicatlon having
been made to the General Land Office by Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys for leave to visit Wash
ington, and make the acquaintance of the off,
GERS whose duty it is to review his official rec
turns, &c, which application was submitted to
the Secretary of the Interior has led to the
adoption of the regulation that it will be the
policy Of the Department to discourage the alb
sence Of its officers from their respective posts
OF duty, unless some sufficient reason of spe-
clai character calls them away, and as in this
case 1t was not perceived that such special rea.
sons existed, the leave was not granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-05

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