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go - !, CIA1iOi6 I'VE 6svs o bea1,ths
. e s: !. &: s: Fl
0sitsrs With and vith1at tips lsdisS a9roes1 -
shsr THE. ed tps sess Isss sna s.snt,is All
sis.:s. All " ii cali from 81 vhe Eel aissossd
=, Gis s. :S q ;s; &. -. s.. n: Gen.
tsmsn's Ans Calf Boots DO fine Calf and Patent Les-
thsr sits thst eennot DO beat IN this OF any other
city; GsntlemsnS fne Patent Lssthsr Pumps 90
Calf Of the best make, whieh We WIZ sell chs:p for
cash 30 Oh Of ron who have cash in hand and feel
sss =, s., si:; e. '
repent It. Do not forget the namees III Eagle
Squire. C. nAUhiCr:
and SONNET CASES for which We are sgsns, and
Win ;' at factory prices ssos s.os.
LADIEY BLACK GAlTKnc. at
90; Ledie1 Kid Tics 75ol Ladies' Morocco
Ties s7ie; Ladies' fine Morocco slipper.
u; Ladies fine KID Slippers hselsd. l75 chidrsn's
button Cater. IS cents; Chid,ea', ans tipped Boots
ankle Ties 62A cents; Misses button Caters Is;
With various other styles, equally % ehe:p pro-
PARTON. MARCUS HARRIS,
les 1873 Broad street.
IN STRING STOCK, FUK 1857.
AAYHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
% Main street
Binfcrd, Dickinson & Weisiger,
Have now In and readyor SALE at wholesale or
retail one of the most complete stocks OF
Hats Caps and Straw Goods ever offered In this
market, which have been selected with great care
from tho largest and most extensive manufactures
especially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee trade. .-.E
The attention Of merchants and Others II most re-
spectfully called the above splendid stock which
comprises every style suited to the Spring trade
FMksH SPRING SHOhS...l aIn
receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment of Caters and Shoes
of every description for ladies' misses and children
I received by Expre.s and will open this morning,
besutifnl lot Of
Lsdies' Button French Lasting Heel Caters
Do. Congress do do do. do.
Do. French Lasting Side-Laee Creole Caters
to which the attention of ladies 10 asked
my9 JNO. C PAGE JR., Is Main 1t.
.u ImPURTANT NOT To e
HAT, BOOT AND CATER WEAR ~
- ERS-Rrom Is 70 20 per cent. saved by
buying from II. ANTHONY. Columbian -
Hotel Best quality moleskin Hats BS 50; second
quality @S; silk Hats so; fine cafskin sewed Boots
SIS SO; Congress Boots best quality French patent
leather SS rs; English kid SIS IS buckskn @S 50;
lasting so; eafikin Is; patent leather Pumps co.
esfskn do 2.T5; ealfskin Oxford Ties Is They
all made to ordeJland warranted to wear we'll.
Terms, cash on delivery ons price and no abato-
mont. sp 10
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
Money received on deposit In sums of five dollars
and upwards, on which interest at the rate of per
months longer for shorter perods interest at the
rate Of per eentum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier. r. B. SfARKE, at the store of Z. B.
SPENCE corner Of Main and Governor streets
Richmond, Va.
BAML 8. COTTRELL, President.
r. B. STARKC, Cashier
-.--.--C C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
nv g.. SIN
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IN 15DD55{{SkAYt ] KhRiI !! on .E1Sm m.
fhiss = certify shss tsvs ~ , s - oS
~ ~ ness 49, I'D y cshsfs d. T. SsotVs
. wnits Ciss..is. Hnimsst, M Ssvs - -
ssson e thst have more eosadssss /. ~ 49,
RS.Smsti,ml a a.s.s,. sssr aw have sssi 4 +
Nth almost snfysns1 suecs. al =. - -, I'M,
asnes resommsna II ID the afIajstsS "'sa sese-
EDWIN PIReONs - !.
-, Va, Des 4 1855, -.
Al the above Msdisinss fof ssjs b. p.,..,, /.
Co: and Alex. buvaI Richmond .eaA
RkMOyAL--gY. YtGn1K has Te=s,.z
Church, South sids, sad sbsut one hrnd,.S annly
iar the E.ehssss Hotel Dr. eoatiasss 70 s..ss
had much practice In this line, Asttsn himssgsss.
can ave ysry general satisfAstion ali 80 -
hose Interested ID solisJtsd. Hom
" (. also makes and vends ore Of he bes< ,....
Isslsss, !Chemiesl Exrssct Of French Sloverai a.
constitutional weakness, ever offered 10 the nns 'f
- Vt; i z. may e sonsulted sonsdsntisly 81 istss,
TO oder, In almost any direction. "Aa ssas
Omse nosrs from A. H., tiil . r. II. Pr,,tp.
sire near the Exshsnss Hotel Risima.s 81
-
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e MORRIS
SOUTHERN MONITOR

q eOUTHHaN u IL q A n IN r. =. >
NOkrH.-The undersIg sed has determi,sa =
establish weekly journal In Philadelphia to be en-
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II KIDGFORD & CO.'S
ID WESTERN FoRWARDMG AGENGY
Wheelins Va Z.ne.ville, Ohio. Indianapolis, Ind.
Pt Pleasant Xenia, Evansville :"
Louisville, Ky. Dayton, :. Alton. Illinois.
Memphis, Tenn. Cleveland, {. Cairo,
Nashville, Richmond, Ind.
Apply to BRIDaFoRD CO,
Corner Of goth, Dock and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.
CHEAP HUUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
~ AND GLAZING-fhe subscriber proposes to
work cheaper than any other Shop in this city, and
will do his work In such a manner a. to please his
patrons. ALI ask 10 fair trial; give me job and
will do 1t in such manner as to insure another from
the same Ny shop /. on 7th street. u:t in the rear
of the Marshall Theatre up stairs, between Grace
from a my friend. and fellow. citssn. My motto i.
a. jobs either VIZ saRSEs
my l2-lm Practical House and Sign Painter.
A GKiCULTUKAL w K II . Q 8 k..-
"A The subscribers continue to manufacture Agri
eultur al Machines and Implements, Of the most APP
ask attention to "Cardwelrs Horse Power and
9hresher," single and doubled geared with Sepsra
tor If required, which have taken premium at
every fair at which they have been exhibited.
Croskilps Clod Crusher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
kich's iron Beam Plow, highly improved
Seymour & Sages Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn and Cob MILL an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat
terms
Corn Shelters Hand and Horse Power, from SO
to BS5
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Hay Rakes; HarrOws
Grain Cleaners Tobacco Mills &c 6c
BALDWIN, CARDWELL & CO.,
ap4-dSm No. I48 Main ct Richmond.
ENORWA X DING Blu SINE SIN.
Il CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arran &c
mens to increase the line of boats running from my
house, and SHALL at the commencement of the fall
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
cd By this arrangement will put goods through two
ayssooner than heretofore, and nearly not alto
gether, as soon a. by the 8. 8. E. R., and at much
less expense.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to sonsisu
their goods to the ralrord agent required to de-
post funds to pay the charges to that point the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay OF col
iect charges on goods received by the Canal
y&-b ALFRED &. LEE. on the Doak.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
fhs Numbers from to SO, 0OO correspondents with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed ON ssparats
slips Of paper are eccireled with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel
fhe first 257 prizes similarly printed and sneirsled
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then rsvolved, and number 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize Ii drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and sxhib
tied to the audience, and register by the Commits
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Eumbe
drawn. This operation Is repeated until ali the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.-Ths two preceding anI
the two succeeding Numbers to thoss drawing the
arst IL Prizes will be entitled to the "a Approxims
don Prizes For example, Il Ticket No. 1ls5' draws
ils p!5s .sch be- sutsI.S ss 5
Ticket No ESQ draws the H2L COO prize those Tickets
numbered 54s. $40 $751; $50 will each be entitled to
5000; and 90 on, according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined By the
last figure of number that draws the 900 prize
For example, II the number drawing the $50 oct
prize, ends with No. l, then all the Tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to $50. the
number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where
the number ends In 3 will be entitled to $50, and 20
Certi6eates Of package. will be sold at the follow
Ing rates, which II the risk
Certificate of Package Of 10 S sa% fi's'H.ssS
10 eighth q" ...... 10
In URDBRINe TIcxETs Or CKRTFcArEs,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tiskets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets sndIns
in any figure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
y Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and Stats
n Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and cav
able in full without deduction.
a All prizes Of O. 900 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawins-othsr prises at the usua
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for 7iskets or Certinssses to
Q. SWAN CO, Atlantis, Ga.
Or, o. SWAN l. CO,
Richmond, Va
q list OF the numbers that are drawn nom til
wheel with the amount Of she prize that each 10
entitled to, will be pubf,hed after every drawing.
Register, Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta intellfgencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
my 20
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SWAN - CO.'S LOTTERIES
The MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN.
CAPITAL PRIZE 8SO,OOO!!
TICKETS ONLY $40

CAPITAL PRIZE S8O,OOO!!
TICKETS ONLY $40
Number Lotteries have been received by the public
and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, 3
SWAN & Co.. will have drawing each Saturday
The following Scheme will be drawn In each O
their Lotteries for June: ls5. o.
70 b. drawn In tho city Of Atlanta. Ga. in public, O.
Saturday, June 9th, 1897.
20 b drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ga. IL ssbs. o,
Saturday, June 18Th, 1857.
CLASS
70 DO lrawn In the city of Atlanta Ga, in public OF
Saturday, June 2Oth, 1857,
20 be drawn In the City of Atlanta, Ga In public on
m r satqSday, 5 i. s; 27th, 1S S...
Ma. a, IN, s'$ ss.,. R F. ss..: IT,, IT,,
EkaNiFIcENT scHEAE. ''''"'
EACH SATURDAY In JUNE.
% .:.:...:.. ;SSSS Do ........ 90.
i do .......... 5000 IS prize. Of .....: 500
I % ....'''''' 800 10, 100 90 ies
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of S225 spproximating to 10000
4pnzes Of $500 sppro1imstins to $4,000
prizes Of sia5 experimenting to sIo,coo
prize. Of $40 appro.matins to $4,000 ~
u prize. t Of $50 experimenting to sa5co '''
ls pri1es Of So experimenting to $1,000 wv
Pf11e ete:3. ...'''''''.'''.''.'''....... 64O
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IN "a H sAISMc HANdE 81

r1NEaEJ- p. II. TAYLOK'S MUSIC
SALOON AN D PIANO WARE
GOVERNOR STREET
w uRICHMOND, VA.-The undersign-
cd Is sole agent in this city for the sale Of the cele
brated NUNNS CLARK'S PIANO FORTEs-
These instruments have received the unqualified sp
prova of the greatest Psnists In this country and
Europe He also keeps Pianos of other good and es-
tablished makers.
P H. T. keeps constantly ON hand an assortment Of
the best MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Musical
Merchandise in general, consisting Of
Melodeons. with Gage and double Reeds; Mar.
tins unrivalled Guitars; Aceordeons, Flutes Flies,
Flageolets Violins, Banjos.
The largest and most beautiful assortment of fash
ionsble, new and standard SHEET MUSIC to be
found In this State.
A liberal discount made to teachers and schools.
Pianos Tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos taken In
part pay for now ones.
is2l PH. TAYLOR.
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT
TING ESTABLISHMENT 3HlR1EENTE

TMN, SHkET IRON AND GAS FIT.
ting ESTABLISHMENT, 7HlRfEENTH
subscriber 10 fully prepared to DO all kinds of work
in the above business. with dispatch; and returns
thanks to bis numerous patrons for past favors and
soliciN continuance of the seine. Being master
Of hio business he promise his customers that
al work done by him will, at least, be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully a. shssp-s fact
ROOFING, GUTfERTNG, &c.--He IL prepared
70 execute this description Of work in very supe.
Nor manner, both In town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large and gene
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTIN0-He 10 likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting In the best manner
= PUMPS--He keeps always on hand large snd
extensive stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
> fall CHARLES 81. LANGLEY.
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COUNTRY IN TOWN!..A lot of I 80
feet front on 7th the City Syringe
Grove 10 for SALE Ia one lot in Eve lots of so feet
each 1t 10 attractive for Cottage buildings ON &C
count Of the fine shade trees upon 1t; the fresh air
that surrounds it, and especially the low price and
to ii. 1 81 GoDDIH ArPERsOK'
NOTICE :. Jusl received aad Will oDcn
! Nthis morning, a oesutifal lot Of DRESS GOODS,
at very reduced prices, amongstwheh are q large
lot OF LAWNnst ~ cts and 10. per yard, such az
we sold ct In and rs cts short time since
Those wanting such goods will do well to call at
No. 70 Main street.
!. ny21 dim JNo. L sMITHER.
DOkT WiNk--j casks Port Wine, a
- puFe article, for safe by -
q ..my'fs-- iwszas- DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO.
Y.nAY! Eor Sale, 60 arrive. Two
hsun6red and fifty bales No. l Hay
1Y ~ ST.. = In LEE OVFRLEY.
n AMtisF AND EXTRA FLOUR, of su.
., penss saahty, sfeund q our Mia, and for ssis
- sote suit, by - . - gY u - ri :
ny 3l-ly DUNLOP. MoNcURE & CO.
ANiLY sOAP-.lOO- bexes, aaIerior
!. ~, so-.-. =. DbnLop rMonouRr ! CO
MIiX.ITTN BRXSDY Ia s, IA and :,
ing ST.. +: - ! = sUsIor, Eoscusg co
ss.l hs9sX bss e k.. "a sesi & sss g. 4, s
-.--s.a-Ix--LEw1s N wra. ~
s(IAsNs3!iN q XTTIN6l6 T7scSs Il -.
. S IN as ~, sgs.:
LAaus I sziAs.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

3Se5 prizes amounting 500, OO0
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2.b0.
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ESOR SAL K.-1Dne CvIle1er sTAvk sAW 4.
IN ana one aTAVE OAEaekk-sesh ssv - y
good order. gor terms. sReIlstsSs . LEy@wIoa.
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$3.50. -. w rooa noishssa Tssksll nsnry
essrnaa Wn n 1honassoa 1syler Wm
fs..:'ad capt Fss,Ior r. y. 1''n'''A A'''l'
Weed. ..ps WIN Wooden 1..os Word Geo =, ~
wSs::s wan Pho. W Wi..;: : q: w:: s.,,r
Wripht Thsdsus Whttlock J q Wslls Aileu n
Wrirht ThosJ Wells Jsspsr Wocdfork
walsh Matthew week.-Mrs. Geo w WhsslsY Albert r
Weaver Geo Watkins Or
...up Ini'ia''' ,rr
j.e-n rHos. B. BIGGER. r. NJ.
MA BEER HrsssH SUMNER NH
UE@A LAGER BEER-Ths under t15@@
- signed ID now receiving weekly, -
and vi continue to receive throu tbs season,
= superior artiois Of frssh LAGER BEER. from the
famous READING BREWERY, which he will
supply ia quantities. his and the pub
4th It., between Broad and Msrshsll st..
my 19-2mA
80 CHINAAND GLASSWARE, AND
other Hor snm arsis,e: are 2, selling
were offered in this city. Housekeepers
and Dealers In calling. will find the most fashionable
:. 'a; sn five than rs.a
tors. aud britannia and Silver plated ware, etc,
sold at auction prices. at scaAAP cos,
Corner OF Broad and Sd sts.
Broken Looking Glasses repaired. Dealers SUP.
piled with Looking Glass Plates at Importers prices
my A-lm*
E -cEzzlEEEsEnc1 ACCOMMODATIONS
81 U r On and after
April Ist, the Accommodation Train Of this Compa
ny will run daily, Sundays exeepted) between Nil
ford and Richmond
Leaving Milford Is A. NJ, stopping at the Cottage
for breakfast, and arrive In Richmond at O'Clock
A. M.
and reach Milford at $40 r. RI.
stopping for passen gers at any point each way.
FARE the same a. on the Through Trains.
6AML. RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE r. r 4 r. r. CoMPANY,l
Richmond, March 10, 1857. :
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UNDERTAKING.

VNLG-KE-.E--EsxEEf1- i will, In future give my
personal attention to this business and from my long
experience. feel assured that all orders efs with me-
will be satisfactorily complied with | have now
two new Hesrses. we'll Carriages and Horses,
for funeral purposes, and will always keep on h.nd
room of Belvn L. Atkinson, on Governor street.
je 2-lwd JOHN A. BE(VIN,
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PERSONAL.

.... Hon w. =. Ashe, n. c., is at Kirkwoods'.
80. Mr.. b. Bowlin and family, of Mo, are at
Willards'.
-. Hon. J r. Tyson, of r., and Mrjor Laid
ey, L =. a., are at Wizards
-. Col. Fremont, who has been somewhat
unwel at the Brevoort House, has far recovered
as to be able to receive visitors.
- John Van Buren, has recently been rusti-
eating at the residence of his friend, Fletcher
Webster. in Marshf1eld, Mass
-. Elder HYDE, formerly distinguished Nor
mon, is delivering lectures in New York city,
exposing the beastialty Of the Latter Day Saints.
80. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal. MOTTO
ing the case of poor old woman in that city who
had applied at the hospital and could mt get in,
thinks q hospitals ought to Ire hospitable'
49,. Signor BIitz is rapping'' with success at
the Boston Museum. He is considered n better
medium than the Fox girls. and charges but
twenty-five cents for admission TO the entertain
ment.
Bulltt, the Democratic candidate for Appellate
Judge, and others, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons at the late election, is now in
progress at Louisville, Ky.
80. We find the following among the births
published in the Sacramento State Journal,
brought by the Star of the West In Mariposa,
Wednesday, May 27th, the wife of l.. p. H.
Smith, Of a son, and on the following Friday, of
another son. Query-Are they twins
go. Senator Rusk. of Texas, having been called
upon to take an active part in the present State
elections, in which his colleague in the Senate
Gen. Houston. is a candidate for Governor, has
published n letter, in which he says he shall not
mngle in the canvass, deeming it improper for
him to do so.
80. Prof Mitchell, the North Carolina State
geOlogist, whose death we noted, was an ex-
petition to settle a disputed point about the
height of the Black Mountain; Hon. r. l.. Cling
man having asserted that Clingman's peak was
the highest, and the Professor that Mitchell's
peak was. He doubtless got bewildered i'm a
storm, and probably fell from prec pice into the
Cane river. The Professor had been connected
with the University over fifty years.
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n - W.
the most delightful Summer retreat the Potomac,
On WEDNESDAY, July -, l;57.
The national GrARD respectfully announce to
their friends aud patrons that theN H.
have completed their arrang emeuts = s63tsEN
Tor an Excursion io BLACEISToNE'S trDx<FDxes
The hanks Of the Potomac, aSput ~ miles from
Washington. They dccm ~ unnecessary 10 refer
particularly Ia thus far famed rural retreat.
They have chartered the safe and
mail steamer PnWu,TAN She IA an ave her u9I,arC
NJ the foot Of Sixth street, the morning of the
I'D instant, at O'clock precisely. aud proceed down
The river To the Pavilion, arriving about - 90. The
COMPANY and gneSts wIll lhcn dSeluark, aud give q
GRAND GALL AT THE PAVILION.
Alter which the guests VIII have opportunity of
etos !ng Salt water Bathing. the aquatic luNuries of
The Potomac, az rambling through the beautiful
groves which surround the Pavilion. Returning,
the boat VIII leave her wharf sufficiently carly 10
s"naae hour. The inat will stop, gong and return
Ing: al Alexandra, Va.
The GUARD assure their patrons that proper order
IrtLI ts o6S.rrsd, and all improper xcuded
Omnibuses will leave the Navy Yard. South gate
oi the CaDTol. Northern Market. and Twenfy-h
VIII also he n waiting al the wharf on the return of
Ample provision has been made for the wants Of
the =" inner man.
Professor WIthers' Brass and String Band has
been engaged
Tickets admitting a gentleman aud two ladies' 70
re ne ,fxcHISl"n and Ball at the PavIlionD TWO
COMMITTEE
Capt. James A; TAFT, Lieut.. Thomas r.. Lloyd,
Lent sy, i5 5as; +. Johnson, Ri Graham
VIM. Cammack, jr., IN lS-d
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF
Il the EMMETT CLUB, No. l. TO
For Wa IS and White, House, G.ssSth4zN
see particulars In future advertisements.
jy lS-eo3t'
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EVENING STAR
WASHING CITY:
SATURDAY July IL, 1851.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

Do you wish to know How to Save Fifty
Dollars Year. If $50, buy the Weekly Star
of this date, where you will also find other most
interesting reading matter, including The
New SchoOlmaster )" Travelling Costumes -
Fashions ;" Last Days of Mr. Marcy - "A
Home without Daughter - New York Riots,
Washington Gossip, Local and General News,
&c, &c.
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FROM PARA-By the arrival of the brig Abel
phi at New York, we have adviees from Para to
June 25. The Province remains in the most pro-
found tranquility, and in a comparatively healthy
state as regards residents, but new corners rarely
escape an attack of yellow fever, which often
proves fatal. The new Tariff goes into operation
on the LIST day of July
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GARD MUSICALE.
~ j. III. FLEET has the honor to inform his for
mer patrons, citizens of Washington. Georgetown,
and vicinity. that by request of many OF has friends,
he has been induced TO return To his old field of labor
and will resume his profession Teacher of the
Piano Forte, Guitar, Flute, Thorough Bass, and
Singing, in the most improved stNle Ii may not be
superfluous To add that Mr.. FLEET has I'm his pos
session testimonials from former Heads of Depart
ments, members of Congress- and at hers of distinc
ton, whom he had the honor To serve. Mr. Fleets
experience Teacher, for the last eighteen years
will give full assurance of his qualification in the
art. and promises full satisfaction To those no may
favor lIm with their patronage. Terms reasonable.
Orders left at the Piano Store Of Richard Davis,
Esq, through the Georgetown Post Office, will
he promptly attended To. IL
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ID The celebration of the seventy eighth an
niversary of the stroming of Stoney Point took
place on Thursday at Stoney Point, ~ Y. The
corner stone OF monument to be erected on the
spot TO the memory of Wayne and his comrades,
was laid with appropriate Masonic ceremonies
There were as many as 10000 people present Ad
dresses were made by Hon. Amasa J. Parker,
Hon. Benjamin r. Butler and others
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Inteihgeneer, noticing the Minnesota
constitutional convention imbrogl:o, thinks the
spirit Of anarchy is ll-pervading-exhibitin
itself in popular assemblies, legislative halls,
public conventions, and even in the courts OF
the country.
The Union devotes a large portion of its
space to-day, to the Kansas question.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EULTEE a DJiNGER'S a.r .-
Y METROPOLITANC CON Eat SAL DON
Pennsylvania nrsHKe md IRA Sfrest,
will hc opened
THIS EVENING. and every evening durns the
week.
Mr.. DICK WATKINS will appear and open has
Budget of Commodities.
Miss AMELIA FISHER, the Danseuse will give
a number of Dances.
NEW ATTRACTIONS EVERY WEEK
Humphreys a yeuneman's Celebrated BEER,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS &c., can De had.
Admission Drinks 10 cents Drinks inside. So cts
No boys admitted. Officers always present 10 pre-
serve order. ~ l3-6t
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG Mrs. BATES, al the corner of
- PennsylvanIa avenue and 9th street, having had
ner mouse entlrely renovated and ITS accomInoda-
lions greatly increased, As now prepared TO accom-
nlodate larger number of permanent and transient
RdruerS. her location IS the most central IN the
now second to no other boarding house "a Washing
ton. Boarders 10y the month, week, or day. NAV
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate
Table bOarders also taken. 10 SIT