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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

IMPORTANT CAsE.-M. kaufman was cha rped
by ). Odenwald with stealing lot of old pewter
from him. The accused appeared before Justice
Goddard, yesterday, for trial. The plaintiff, with
lawyer to prosecute, met him there The
property said to be stolen was produced and
turned ont to be two old pewter teapets, mashed
up as II to be melted for solder, and weighing
Probabiy Two or three pounds. The case was
stated; plaintiff said he bought them in Alexan-
dria, witness said he bought them there and
defendant also said he bought them there The
magistrate saw nothing upon which he could
hold the accused, dismissed him, and so this inn
po,tant case, in which counsel was EMPLOYED,
ended '~'
The METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SorrH
is holding fine Festival in Thorn's new build
ing on Seventh street, for the benefit of the Sab.
b-th School connected with the Church. The
room is finely set out, and amply furnished with
supper, lce-cream, and water melon tables &c
Last night the Richmond Fire Company visit
ed the Festival, and the members of the COMPANY
and others, favored the assemblage with some
fine vocal music.
A very pleasant hour can be spent at this Fes-
tival.
ORowNED.-The freshet of Tuesday, amongst
other damages, carried away the stone bridge and
arch at north Capitol street the branch of the
Fiber, leaving pool of considerable size and
some ten or twelve feet in depth. Last evening
number OF boys went in there to battle, and of
them named John Fennell, aged about fourteen
years, was seized with cramp, and before aid
could reach him sunk to rise no more His BODY
was not recovered until nearly midnight
DIsoRDERLY CoYDUCT.-Last night when the
Northern Liberties apparatus reached the Sec
ond Ward, an evident intention was apparent
among number Of persons to create a riot Raj
lying cries were used, and some stones were
thrown at persons on the sidewalks. Officer
r RAINING came upon young man named Good
rich, who was among the crowd, and had q
brick bat In his hand. He was taken to the guard
house, and this morning fined IS for the offence
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Yesterday as the
Firemen's procession was passing along Penn
sylvania avenue, boy, named Maurice Dorain,
hurled rough white-pine stick at a colored boy
which struck him endwise upon his head knock
ing him senseless, and in which condition he
remained considerable time. Dorain was ar
rested by police officer Suit, and taken before
Justice Smith, who committed him to fail for a
further hearing. Last night he was released on
bail.
WATCH RETURNS Michael Kelly, beating
his wife, security for further hearing; l.. Hub
bard, vagrant, workhouse 80 days; John Good
rich, riot, fine and costs, 81 S.; Frank Woods,
slave, safe keeping, delivered to officer Coke.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Flour is declining; Cit
Mills S6.slS; Howard street nominal at 81
Wheat Is dull and prices are rather lower
Corn is firm; white S7a99c; yellow S6aS7c
Whisky is lower; City %, Ohio Doc.
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A CAR ID.

" A CARD.
Il hi Undersigned takes pleasure IN announcing
TO the public at large, and TO the practising -
PHYSICIANS IN particular, that he will open in$&4
the course ofneXt month his DR. UG-STORE w
AANp pRESGRIPTI0N STAND, AND II
CHEMICAL LABORATOR lat 500 Ninth street
between Penn av. and ID street, east side.
PRESCRIPTIONS oil ply slclans, written In either the
Latin, English French languages, will most care
fully be compounded, and recipe trusted to the
competent. '
The thorough chemical education, and the long
practice of the undersigned as pharmaceutical, IN
both the Old World and the United States, Will
serve as guarantee for the purity of drugs and pre-
paratlons kept by him. Every chemical compound
tested before made use Of and no pOisons sold
cept on receipt from known and responsible parties
CHE Nj AL ANALYSIS.-Qualitativ and
quantltatIve-ofs soils. ashes, minerals, ores waters
&c, IS performed at moderate rates; and gentlemen
and masters deslrous of being introduced into the
theory and practice of Chemistry and Pharmacy will
have an opportunity offered to that end by applying
Retsrsscss.-Prof. j; D. b. De Bow. Hon.
IHoMAs y: FLORENCE. r. II. SAGE, Esq, SELNAR
SIEBERr, Esq, CHARLES II. WINDER, Judge Adj
vocate. MAGNUS GROSS,
Late pupil of Prof. Liebig,
jy 9-lm graduate ola Pharmaceutical COLLEGE,
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Ohio River
New Orleans Markets, k,c

WHEELING, Va, August 6.-Thc river hero
falling slowly
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AUCFr0N SALES. g
TO-DAY TOMORROW MORNING.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE Anot,onee,

DOSITIVE SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
Il BUILDING Lor AT THE CORNER OF NORTH M
STREET AND 10TH STREET wEsT.-On THURS
DAY AT TERNOON, August 9Th, az 6 o. clock, on
the premises, shall sell part of Lot No. in square
No. SAL fronting IS feet on north street, at the
corner of 10th street west running back ITO feet to
10 feet alley, and containing 1850 square feet Of
ground.
This lot is beautifully located in the most desirable
part of the city for private residence, and the sale
offers great Inducements. as the property will he sold
to the highest bidder.
Title lndlsputable.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in 6, y, and
months, with interest secured by deed Of trust
the premises.
By &C. X. l.. CROWN q CO., Auctioneer.
HRApE SALE CROCKERY.-On THURS
DAf MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, we shall offer
S Ut sas, 70 cinse consignment, at our Auction
So, the following GODS:
20dOZen Plates, assorted
5 do Soup Tureens
~ do Cups and SauceTs
lot Cups and Saucers
4; a t lot of Plates Plates.
8 do Molasses Cans. 81 dog. GolIeis
y do Iumblers, 10 dog. Wine Glasses
ln do Nappa off Foot
3 do salts, and other goods too numerous IN
mention, which the trade is invited TO attend
as the goods are to be sold without reserve
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash over that
amount, notes at 50 and 60 days, with approved pa
per, bearing interest from day of sale.
The sale will he continued ON RIDAY and SAT-
G. X. l.. CROWN IL CO..
nctfn
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MARRIED,

On the Attn instant, by the Rev. +. C. Teasdaie
Mr.. X. q. EcklO of this city TO Miss JOSEPH y r.
SIMMS, of StanardsvlIIe, Green county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

The RIvER.-Several longboats, heavily laden
passed up to the mouth of the canal Yesterday
The heavy wagons Of Eldridges Menagerie
and Circus passed over the Long bridge this
morning; so the boys of Washington can begin
to save up their twenty ve-cent pieces for the
Arrived at Calf & Young's wharf-schr John
X. Trice, Capt. Ale, from Philadelphia, with 100
tons Of coal for F L.. Moore; schr Northumber-
land, Capt. Esome, from Havre-de Grace, with
soy tons of coal for C. NJ. Keys.
Al Rlieys whaf-schr Merwin, from New
York, with 1880 bbls. Of cement for Capt. Megs;
beriand, with lis tons of coal for the gas CON-
pany.
We are happy to state that there is no founda-
ton for the rumor that the Fifth dam had been
again carried away; portion Of the tow path on
Georgetown level, OF about two hundred and fifty
yards in extent, however, was washed away:
which Will, 1t is thought, put stop to the bust
ness of the canal for about six days There is a
rumor that part OF the tow path on the Five
mile level at Harper's Ferry was carried away.
The Kate Bruce has been loaded ever since the
18th OF last June-this being her first trip down
this Summer. Captain Derry reports the crops
along the line Of the canal as looking better than
he has known for many years previous. The
were not generally damaged by the late hail
storm, though some fields were entirely DESTROYED
The repairs on the Mount Vernon are nearly
completed Maj Riley, chief engineer of the line,
contemPlates having her ready for service on or
before the 2lst inst She is to take the place of
the Powhatan on the river
The steamer George Page on her second trip M
from Alexandria this morning, brought up coo
bushels of wheat, four horse loads of pressed
brick from fuckers mandatory, several two
horse loads of crackers from JaInison's factory
several large teams of horses and draws and a
large number of passengers
The arrivals of wheat and green groceries at the
Alexandra markets are growing daily larger
and of more and greater importance. Alexandria
might be made one of the largest grain markets
IN this part of the country, with proper enterprise
on the part OF the merchants of that town the Fl
cilies for transporting the crops from the various
farming districts of Virginia to that place are as
great now as those of any other city in the South
CERTRE MARKET.-The demand for provisions
this morning was not sufficient to occasion a ma
terial change of prices. The supply was ample,
and the quality OF the articles offered excellent
he Is m MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

CERTRE MARKRT.-The demand for provisions
this morning was not sufficient to occasion ma
terial change of prices. The supply was ample,
and the quality OF the articles offered excellent
The lower market is improving, and purchasers
begin to add II to their market routes. Prices are
as follows:
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COPA RTN SHIP.
HERMANN III. VOSS.
OTIS w. MARSH.

n Having entered into copaTtnership with a.
w. MARSH, those who are indebted TO me are re- :
spectfuly requested 10 settle their accounts either
by cash or notes, short dates, n is nacexsar
that the outstanding debts of the Old esiablISb
ment should be settled Immediately,
an l-eo6t III. III. VOSS
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FURNACES.

WASHINGTON ASYLUM.-FOR SALE
w 1900 CELERY PLANTS, by the Gardener,
on the premises. J. X, QUEEN,
eu ISL Intendant.
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GAS FIXTURES.
VI We have just received good assortment of
GAS FIXTURES, such as Chandeliers, Brackets,
Pendants, q lobes, &c.
GAS TUBING introduced in Stores, DWELLINGS
and Public Buildings by competent workmen, at low
rates. Please give us call.
MILLER CUNNINGHAM,
No. 24S Pa av., bet. 18th and 18th sts south side.
jy 1l-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

THREE CARGOES OF COAL TO ARRIVE
Il IN A FEW DAlS.-A deduction Of twenty
hve cents per ton will he made on all Coal taken
from a vessel upon ITS arrival.
Also, one cargo GREENWOOD COAL the su-
perIorIty of which Is well known, To arrive within
week; 2,2i0 lbs. to the ton.
r. l.. MOORE.
au 3-eOSt 9th bet. ID and r sts.. west SIDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

pUSKIN'S ELEMENTS OF DRAWING
Ia The Elements of Drawing, an three letters "a,
beginners, by John RuskIn, NJ. A, with Illustrators
drawn by the author English edition. Price Sl.25.
Just imported is
TAYLOR X MAGRY,
au i-d bookstore near 9Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

MAGNOLIA HAMS.
!" So CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS
We are gust opening, and we guarantee them mr.
equalled iN any Hams n thIs CITY.
They We're cured m Maryland expressly for our
sale.
IL No authorized gents.
KIM Il BGRCHEII.
D25 Corner Vermont avenue and 18TH street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

NOTICE.-Was taken from James Wilson, who
was tried and convicted Al the March term. 1857
ef thetCrImlnal Court, of larceny, a DIAMOND
RING, supposed TO be stolen. Tie owner can have
the same by producing proper evidence that IL be-
longs TO him. and by paying for tins advert sement.
j. ID. HOOVER,
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pROPERTY. LAND. LOTS, HOUSES.

JOHN ID. CLARK, REAL PROPERTY AsExr.
has Tor sale on terms 10 suit purchasers, Vacant
Lois n different parts Of the city He Buys, Sells,
rate terms.
General Agent, Notary PubIe. and Justice Of
Peace No. 525 18th street, Washington CITY, d. e.
iy l7-lm -
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TOR SALE.-A fine young HORSE, well broke
L BUGGY and HARNESS. Will be sold ~
quIre Of ], w. SlMMS, NJ street, betweenNIXA
9Th and l0lh. Nv 1-st%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06

Our Agent. Mr.. JOHN PORTER, visits the City
Of Washington for the purpose Of hbiting to the
WATsoN's $40 FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
and also make sale for Territorial right for the Dis
tIct OF Columbia. Machine will be on exhibition at
McGregor's store, $50 It'll street, where he would
invite all persons interested to witness its operation
au 4-lwh RORRINSG Co
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03
vIUscAYsSE NARkRY.

Mono, matters are still rather tight an,
dcpress bu,iness in this city. Our bank
ers not only refdse TO bay eastern s1chane
but refuse 10 sell it only for specie III
consed aenoe IL, our merchants who hay
eastern debts to pay cannot pay them - NJ
specie is to be had and ~ currency here il
not currency in the cast. Eastern mer
chants, therefore, cannot blame those of tn
west for not paying up under such circum
stances.
Business generally has exhibited marked
improvement this week. Wheat is coming
in quite freely, and meeting ready sale 70,
cash at an average price Of 60 cents. Up.
wards of $4,000 worth was bought by oui
dealers yesterday alone.
We quote as follows:
Wheat, 55a60c,
Flour. &4.5Oafj.50.
Corn, in the eur, SOC.
Oats, 25a35c
Potatoes, 25a35c. Sweet potatoes, 81. 40.
Green apples, $la$l so per bushel.
Eggs, IL l-2c
Butter, Csc.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lie
Shoulders, l4c
Clear sides, loo
Hides, green, 4c; dry flint l0aIlc.
Lumber, S2oa$sope 600 feet
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03
BURNxTr's KALLIsroN FOR THE ToILsF.-'rh

BuRNxTT's KALL1sroN FOR THE rorLsT.-'rhe
propretors permitted to copy the following let
a awe have been constantly
on the move now for many weeks, and hope to reach
Paris in time for the baptismal fete. At any rate,
look forward to our arrival there as a period Of
rest. As old travellers we bear the annoyances and
priy.tions incident to journeying With eomposurc,
but have sutfcred-more from the exhaustion OF
my supply of Kalliston thsn from any other
IF any good friend should be coming ont here, dc
pray, send enough to last until get home again
You can have no idea of she relief and comfort it
brings when one is suffering from exposure. Ihave
ried other Appliances but have found nothing
shat will compare with it for efficacy or agreeable
ness"
Prepared by Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston.
For sale by }. E. Graham. Price 60c and 81 pei
bottle. Sec advertisement in another column.
MosoUlro B1TKs.-An antidote fer the poison o.
mosquit oes, bees, wasps &C., has been found in Bur
nett's Kaliston. prepared by Joseph Burnett 20.
Boston. This preparation contains a peculiar prop
erty, which, upon being thoroughly rubbed intoth
bites and stings Of insects, instantly neutrailze
he poison and sllays tho Inflammation. For sal'
I uy J. !: 8rahans
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03
THE MARKETS..

NEW York, Sept 80.
Flour $475ne6 80 for entiro range OF
grades. Wheat dull; $l,l0atl,2 "a for red:
ST. ,24n$l ,25 for white.
CHICAGO, Sept. 80.
Business generally at a stand still on &C
count Of the financial crisis Flour 81, 25a
$4,3S Whest-Spring at 73c in store; Elk.
ira Spring 75a76c; Red Winter No. i 81;
White Winter $l,l5. Corn 57a59c. Oats
25a27c. RYE 5Os55c. Barley 7Oa75c. Po-
tatocs 3la33c. Apples $2,50a$3 per Dbl.
Butter I7al9c. Eggs 12al3o.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03
GREAT SALE or TIMBER AND FARH LAND.-Tbs

GREAT SALE or TIMBER AND FARx LASD.-Tbs
large aid valuable farm and timber land belonging
to tho estate of Henry Wis deceased, late of Cedar
county, Iowa, are offered for sale At public ontcry
on Saturday, the 34th inst. The farm will be sold
in 40 acre lote as TIE south half Of each 50 10 I'M
proved, and the north half is good burr oak timber
The above trnet of land is situated six miles south
of Tipten, - miles east of Rochester, mile.
north of the NJ. l. NJ. Railroad, in Cedar county
Iowa.
Terms--IOne-half cash, and the balance in annual
payments, with ten per cent interest. For further
information, enquire Of John Highly. Charles Fore
man, or Daniel Mclaughlin, commissioners.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03

one put fOrtn IN MS letter TO the Clef-
gymen Of Connecticut, and say whether
he has not justly won his claim to the
title Of "THs fac2e Buchanan," and
whether OF net tho Democratic party il
not equally a. .facAe, wheL ever it suits
the Slavery Propaganda TO mould it to
their wishes? Even tho President of
the United States has besu compelled
to get upon his knees, aud subscribe TO
this new Southern Democratic doctrine,
and to express surprise that any one
should have ever doubted that slavery
existed in Kansas under tho Constitu-
| ton.
The Southern masters Of tho Month";
esn Democracy have compelled the
whole party, inclnding the President, to
etuItify themselves, and the Supreme
Cours Of the Country has been compel
led to make itself appear ridiculous, BY
passing upon n point not legally before
it in order 70 sustain a sinking party.
The spectacle is humiliAting,. yet it
is a stubborn fact! All the Acts Of
Congress heretofore had--all the decis
ions OF the Courts heretofore made
and all the received opinions Of all the
Statesmen Of our country, are declared
to have been unconstitutional, aud the
Republican is called sectional party
because it does not subscribe to the
doctrines revealed under the light of
the New Dispensation!
To- day We are sectional party be.
cause we deny that slavery exists in the
territories OF tho United States, by vr-
tue OF the Constitution. Yesterday we
were a sectional party because we would
not subscribe to the doctrine Of Modern
Squatter Sovereignty, and it will soon
be lrue democracy to allow the slave
owner to go into any Of the States Of
this Union. aud hold his slaves there by
virtue Of this same Constitution, and
cur opposition t. such propagandism Of
the curse Of slavery will still bs met by
the cry Of "Secsionslism."
But we caupo: enlarge. We ask
you, Republicans Of Muscatins County,
il you are willing to subscribe to this
new doctrine? Are you willing to see
our whole country prostituted TO the
embrace Of slavery? If not, 80 to tue
polls, and SEQ to it, that the whole
strength Of the Republican party in
your neighborhood is mustered to the
support Of the ticket on election day.
Are you willing to see the United
States Senate longer aisgraced by G.
W. Jones? Are you willing that the
enemies OF free soil and free homes
should longer triumph, or be allowed to
retard the administration OF our State
Government under the new constitution?
If not, exert yourselves for the success
Of the Republican ticket III Muscatius
county.
Let every Republican do hi, duty,
and all will be we'll. If We tut put
forth our full strength, the election Of
Parvin, Reece and Lundy is certain {;
and with their election, we will give to
4. P, Lowe, our former fellow citizen,
a majority sufficient to entitle our
county to rank among the certain Re-
publican counties Of the State.
D. C. CLOUD, !
r. NJ. BURNETT,
G.. W. KlNCAID, Cam.
GEO. G.. SHIPMAN.
RH. PATTERS4N
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03
MARRIED,

On the soth ult., by tho Rev. Mr.. Robbins, Mr..
WILLIAM SMITH and Miss CAROLINE REDEccA JEL-
LIsoN, al of this city.
The printers return thanks to the happy pair for
the receipt Of an excellent cake and in doing so,
wish them a happy and prosperous life, with addi
| tions. etc.. etc.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03
BUCHANAN IN 1914.

"Upon this Compromise he had ta-
"ken his stand, and there he would
"let the question rest forever. He
/" reminded them Of the fact that north
"of this Compromise line Slavery
"could nerer go, and asks: Who
"wished to see this exciting question
"again opened, to arouse angry feel
i" ings and cause angry discussions ;
!" for one, he did not.'' (see Benton's
Thirty Years:)
Compare this declaration with the
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03

Ma- We advise those of our friends, in a state Of
single blessenes., who would win the idol of thei,
hearts, and enjoy tina, domestic felicity known only
to those in married life to restore the hair then
bald pates, change the gray locks to their orgina
color, make them glossy as silk, by using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative. 1t is now the STANDARD
remedy for all diseases Of the hair and skin-Ohie
Statesnap.
! FL ID, by druggists cyiaSwheae
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-03
BURAETs

HCf.N II IFAB
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.
Thls Elixir fox the Teeth s.d Ghios combine
L in . Q rceatrsted form, t"s most desirable
ctesrs ns and sstr lnXept properries, vt the same
tine it eonsairs nothing which can possibly 'n)ur'
the mos. sensitive End delec ate organizations.
Il arrests decay CT the Teeth.
1t cures canker in tho mouth.
His unsurPasssd a. ssrS,s
II acts Is detergent after smoking.
1t rsadsrt the guns bard and heslfhy.
It neu:rAises the offensive secrstioAs II The
mouth.
It,np.rts 10 the breath . fr.sranes rseulisrl,
aromatic and plesssDt.
It. has recs,yod the sane Asor, An patronage Of
.hs mast sa;nant Of the Den sl and Medical Fac
u!ty.
Prepared OILY y Joseph Burnett / Co., r."
mort street: Boston. For sale, - 500 rsi bottle
by j. E. 0nAHAA'
STHM
JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY.
DRkPARED from German Recipe, obtained
L BY the late iona. WAitcomb, in Europe. Il
is veil known to hsvs slev lated this dise'der Ia
=. cste whom all othnr appliances Of Medical kili
had been atsndhn Ell - him in despair. In re esse
of puraIy Asthms.ic haracter, has failed 10 give
,mm,1iste relief, and ii hss elected mspy perNs-
usnt ou-es. Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Bcs.cn, Fro
pristors. For sale, at $1.eo Per bottss, ~
J. E. GRAHAM.
BUR.N'ET TITS KALLISTON
ENOS REMOVING SUNBURN, CLEANSING
l. AND COOLING THE SKIN, AND ALLAI
ING ALL ALLUUTWARD ANIMATION.
Asa wash for tho Scalp 1t has 70 superior, 70
asv'ne Dsndruh, and thereby promoting the
gre With OF the hair. suserer. from
NyUSQTITO BITES
Win ind instant relief by rubbing the ka!ilstel
Thorough In [ 0 the paris affected.
Prepared only by Josern Burnett Co., Roste
For sale by J. E. GRAHAM, at 500. and 81 r.
bottle.
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PRESS FOR SALE.

Il consequences of enlarginE our paper, We have
fer sale at this office, . good hand press Of the
Washington pattern, of site large enough 20 print
. ssvsa column paper. It cost, three years ago,
$3.50 At tho foundry, but will be sold now for 500,
cash in hand. Also, Foster press. suitable for a
six-ssllnn paper. Price, sl75. address
JOHN MAHIN.
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