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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

What" |" exclaimed the Gar, could you
penetrate even into this palace, were TO
order ell the doors To be clo~ed and guard
cdr"
"lnto the palace. sire, W even into the
apartment of your majesty, quite ~ easily
as should enter my own house. said I'ir'
netti.
We'll. tle,," said the Gar, at MIDDAY
to-mosrow l shall have rsdy in my closet
the price Of ths eyenlng amussnsent -onc
thousand roubles. Come and fetch them.
But forwArn you that the doors shall be
carefully closed and guarded"
Tomorrow st mid day shall have the
honor VI presenting myself before your ma
js,y." replied Pirnetti. who bowed and
Withdrew
Two gentlemen Of the household followed
the copjsros 10 make SURF he quilted the
palace; they accompanied him TO his lodgN
ings, and number Of the police surrounded
the dwelling from the moment he entered il,
The nSlsce. WAS ias.aS..y ..s.sssss, wa ,ss-
tive orders not to suffer, under ANY preteSt
whatever. any Que to enter were lac prince
or valet. until the Car himself should com
mand the doors 10 b. opened. These orders
were strictly eniorced-con6dential persons
having watched their execution. The exte-
rior openings TO the palace were guarded by
the soldiery. All the approaches TO the i'm
periAl apartments were protected by high
dignitsries. whom simple professor Of the
art Of legerdemain possessed DO means Of
bribng. In short, for greater security all
the keys had been carried into the imperial
cabinet. A few moments previous 10 the
hour fixed for Pirtettis interview with the
Car, the chamberlain IN service brought 10
his majesty dispatch which messenger
had hAnds,l him through an opening in the
door. 1t was report from the minister OF
police that Pirnctti hal not left home.
Aha he has found GU. that the under
taking is imprscticublc and h. has abandon
ed il, observed the Car with smile.
Twelve o'clock sounded While the last
stroke yet reverberatcd. the door which com
municatei from the bedroom Of the Gar TO
the cabinet openei, and Pine,ii appard.
The Car drew back couple of pae,s his
brow darkerel, and after momentary si-
Ience, while fixing a suspicious look on Pr
netti. hc said; Are you aware that you
may become very dangerous individual! "
Yes sire hc replied, s." aln only
an humble coajuror, with no ambition but
that Of amusing your majesty
Here" said the Gar are the Thousand
roublcs lor last night, and thousand NOR
for this days visit.
Pirnetti. in Offering his thanks. wax inter
rupted by the Gar, who with thoughtful
Il. l.. 4 a.. -
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torw tho usi Of Janc |, viii no, bs Usrs
sary that the Mississippi should lcaye the
United Stats antil short time previous 20
the hviug al the cahk, N Y JoWrsai y
tus ,ssgSt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

tASRORERT on IiooFs c tahrutstts tot
mo, upon the srbject !. rerortl-d With great
gustD One II the burn.roas sssailants II
his hsari. the Msrquias de T., bad brvs
watching with eviden, anAe,y his approach
across the ball room towards where sir Was
ses.ed. Ansr NV Of thoae little m'aap-
dsr'u fs which thu MarquiS y resnsrksbss.
aDd ofc O. two giaocfs 10 'sss eeDerals isoe,
seeing thai his attention wa, ssfraeted by
her 'oi'ei. she exc'aiuet with an .sisnve
lisp well Msr~Asi shs' do yca think q
ny dress 'Osfss '' hs'iaine, estnrne'i
Canros'eri ~i'a s'niie Of railantry' a. ~
Surveyed ~ vast etpAiS'- J eannof but
admir- u 'or rp.ah % infrh the d1arest
s~-~fsr oi my -"'i ir'si's-i exois'nst
the Mafqa'~e. her eo1n'etiAece br'ghien'ns,
and ,hsr eys~ Expressing at The sAfne 'IRe all
III yar'si ern.siot5 oi h'f. a'iighi asi -sr'
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hS1i While hc sas cpuitlUg, kept my
hold on him Against opposition W the
part of hig bride and hor family hn 4,ipulhissi
bravciy tha, should be- hr is@i siian m lbs
weidiOg day. Ihc i.eait,hd wo,usa grtidgel
iDe NY uae ANAL corIgT 10 his heart, c'eB a,
that TINE but b. waf trnc 10 me- he pr
sis'srl--and ! wss the hrs, 10 shake hands
With him 9hen he WAS mafrasl man. !
had ~ suspicion that was 10 los hin from
that monfn ] pny d,rtnStrel lhc truth
when | went n rsy my iirs, yivi' 90 the
tr,lc and bridegroom al ihiir ab,xir In The
country. ipud a byauulgi houss, rssJap
sIiely kcpt igum top 10 bottom, J f,aIDd q
heart WELCOME fmbd good dinner snd
an airy h.slruom found pattern husband
AMI Ia,tan wifT nis oay th,lg I'D bos
COL Was my o!d frieud 5oncthipg sint<I up
IN clotl.o. shook hands with me-, prf'ssfsi y ise
on me. csii~i m~ lry ny christian psins. aud
inquired wha, was doing ", my profession,
IL wa erta taloly -o,s' thing that bad . trick
81 .t5aids tery much liEs my formr con-
ra,le ahi brother smethiEg lint no,,ody "a
INV situation c'srid have ooalpaipsd Of with
the rmaliess rsa8n; womssiaag With az 'e'
bg,ghiHs,s n the o.d metal about il. hat
eitIeat tho sJFiln. oll Ting7, sorDeth,Ds 10
.lQr,, wlich nafc M 'ahe fny charibr rab.
feztirk early On fhe FIRST diyht ~ gy ar
; riy al md ssy good n I'm, 'shiie the bcsHti.
/ lal a0asss sia psiisrn vie sA pr~sst
/ NTH hfr sgf on tat negasiN, ib' t9l9Sge
! Il a,<sr n une eiauce ~ eynel 'raigp,l
~ No us,rs sserssl sa.7,sa hs,,~~ soi two
I il sssl bright, when so tr's, hip, pov
t5a irs.i Isa Yes may Eadil.ee yosrsslf
i "a y8.t lste ~ hia oyeg asd pyef again
stI. h4f h. si3ll Habv 10 s4fTiacfs is5N 'br
yor sria r. b.s Grs' t,u-A rut hnw they
afsri my cos 81 nSsoe sDJ 10y pleasarr, l~r
D. ,,taos "a lis ,s=.rt nox wLsre tbpsc i
10 Is l haze ssafrrA lir ri;asil. anil !
viz bfng rkfir~n ~ SD ty ,o teep the
} rswYorss, s,A yra,. the fsifhfoi Cd sadier
Of s,sRg ytsD--yOs k@vF ct y'Ms do
csag.e aisf HlAy 10 sol sas yV'0-e3 ~ well
{ ~ Yaq r.n ~ ~ autrr gt'fs fosi have
I iscvr BE tr,ir-f frspfI w, ~ has sDofiSs
I ng- spb iced ,Yo.,.ts fga 20 ifrssr. eropt
m st. oai,Neiiy u Nitssas ~ IA sspp,sss~
f. lac, 81 Z fl,.rys, u, 1fisg VI ua,gfr
AL ~, rft. zf..SsI fiisae u th,ngs siI W.
h,,fs es sin ~ II arsd - H. ! Asf hs
: tr@st< sea ~ sser, 'seii .sby bis fsod ny }
4 lyw r,sl. -at-i ., .ia / Avj h. stSss 60
RosJ aIgbi-- aHi ~ d, .se-s
TaaLs 81 =gss,s AAsiss -qGr.- VI,
i cai'y asp'fFd ih fffsrrs - fs p'sf- 10 ilS
I fprs' IrriAa'u,s M h. NJ tsgrso ~ db'aif,
ing the nssssutson h. reiz~s ali fav"rsA,s
I t4S,sS-.ssLss W ssiftss Tar S..AsoSl. f~
. - Nlaaz -
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We have derived 40 LITTLE am1sonoDt if.m
:ir- iyfa-s; q . Sfsrrt1iar issnnd ~ liquor
d.asv- thro~vhout III. country by nun
in Nov Ymk. IN which The im;,mtapi infr-
nation u eosresed that tey have bese ior
many years trying 10 improve all lItsis II
imi,s, iop n French osynao and that. afisr
Wmh alg ssd eIIsriDsylt, they haze Il,
las, fund An artirle 10 aIswsr their purpos
They thur gf forth he process ~ r,snaiae-
'tnrr,
g By aistjIstIdn and ohewiosI operation
&c ~, si ioTih pf0s4 a, srticlf IN WHICH
The favnf y W mnol concentrated that l,y
br'.iug raiIpn ~ II with twenty tign to
Gas eslssn d Apprinsn por spirits; Il
gives ga~sj limitation d The difi.ssat nm
ported l4ss-av One gallon of "an sStsas'
70 produce f~sn,y Eve 20 hi,y gallons VI i'm.
i,ss,sn ~ ,h~ imported iwat>is, To l@ bot
ftlsd ls,e.ta. NJ fosth anil swallowed o, or
d,mT p'r pay glass, ~ an article such "a
you cs8Bd get elsrwhsre 10 town" Thia
ay,icIe u rahsJ spirit ~ cogpar and acoaud.
lng 10 si~ eir'slsr may .s had without
color ~ ecl'rvi ies pale % dark. lark.
+, al leras,s.T prrl,f paIs. YIN ran
take whicb yDa psas' get',lr,nsB but yoa
sr t,o~ aware The nhnDr in which botb
sv rrvpsrsdr
1i~ esssf ywssing iirsp have also d,AoS' sr~i
"a art.eLe which lssy call spirit u gin -
1fey AYR that spks,dL itnitatios ~ Ho.
isfd gu ran he trtslnotl w mining or,s 2al.
On ~ fie spsyts with fDrty gslbss of pore
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~. ,oe"sars',"a Hail '' Fnmb" os"-
.teH.


Abon, II O'Clock t,ld Hnrh made biz az
rsurence In the pallery. attended by DC
i,oum,,,.,. Il was soon v bi.pr,si tbr,nsh,
ou, tbc Hall that tbs President clcc, was
pr,~ent ,ho DANCING censaI tho Music atop.
pd. uni of cys~ wcrr turned in the direction
Of The broud stair which l,.i from the ral
lerv 10 the tioa. Al kss,h tie tall s,al
wart form and whit head of the yemrablr
anec OF Whatland. appeared looniny above
hIs attendants. H. paused u mofnpt 10
Now thu suDe below. iri.c Lani struck no
g Hail 10 the CHIEF lie Jr.een.ird and
marrhcl the entire kng,h ol the room
through a ffle Of psring beauty aoine
twenty d~p when 10 turned sgD iarsI the
sndisnce. 1hsr wa. greni rush :, reach
him. and br wus litorali, ssamlr,j. or ymthe,
swn,h,,l IN hlop.lc lace and bld ffon yiev
nv mountain pilcs or cripoline 10 much i,r
,ss,v bselsslor Pasbiept.
Thr d,scing here was ~,up-whst cps
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A PEssssr>--J John Is. Goagh. =, iis
sis~s a be eeise q, Ch,e.gp a t-s rv~s
ing sso va prs~us~f With a h@.a,ifsl
eashst hssi vish rod con ss,d . risb slsi,
msss vss. ,i~ sissi~ es~t 4 ti~ testimonial
sssss $50 ~ prssa,s'sa .s. iss.ss
m bsiss5 u -iso ksDtr~i lai,cs u ti~,
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. -
Correspondsnce of The Star.
GxoReErowN. Iune ~. /,

GEoRGETowN, June H. 1857.
Persons in want Of very superior farm would
do well to pay attention to the advertisement of
Mr.. B. Bohrer, in another column The one ad-
vertised by this gentleman contains, as will he
seen. 100 acres, and is represented to us bv dsin
teresed parties as being equal in every respect to
the very best In the section of Montgomery coun
ty where it is located Its distance from Wash
ington Is so shOrt-only twelve miles-with an
excellent turnpike road leading all the way
thereto. IL the purchaser should see 1T to do so
he might, In short time, pay for It by the sale
OF wood and timber, as about two. thirds of il is
covered with the most valuable kinds. If NOT
disposed of before. il will be sold to the HIGHEST
bidder on the 22d instant.
Our rive, as well as canal wharves, this morn
ing, presents rather an inactive or dull appear
ance. The number Of vessels and boats at either
is unusually small. This state of affairs, how
ever, we have good reasons for hoping will not
long continue. few more days. If nothing shall
happen, and navigation (if we can rely upon the
general rumor) upon our canal will be resumed
all the way to Cumberland. and the black dia-
monds again begin to make their appearance in
largely increased quantities Thus far the sus
pension Of navigation upon the canal has seri-
ously injured the Spring and Summer trade of
be more than compensated nv an unusually heavy
Fall trade-if the canal shall remain permanent
after being repaired.
Our enterprising friend of the Union Line Mr.
Vanderwerken, will turn out on Monday next
one OF the most superb omnibuses ever ran on orr
streets. II Is a twenty four passenger coach.
called the Belle OF the Union and for beauty of
design and excellence of workmanship is unsur-
passed. IL is designed mainly for afternoon and
evening pleasure parties and excursions, and ii
has been constructed with special eye to the
comfort and convenience Of passengers
"a The brick work Of the fine new building erect
ed Tor MIR. John F.. Carter, on Lees HILL by Mr.
A Barbour and w. Fl. SeIumes was topped off
Yesterday. The carpenters are also making rapid
strides upon their portion of the work, and we
suppose in month or two more IT will be ready
for occupancy IS asiN t..t
The corner stone of the new building at the
Convent OF the Visitation, is to be laid In few
Tvs. - - - = ="
The health Of our city continues excellent. -
The Quantity Of wood coming into our market
Is unusually light for the season, consequently
prices from boats have considerably advanced 4
good article OF oak readily commands from "a 25
TO y 40 and pine $3aS3 Is per cord hickory Is
In demand, bat none arriving - "
The -four market this morning IL very ouie, 1
aud rather dull at our last quotations a. n "a
Grain Of every kind Is scarce, and but little II
change IN prices have occurred since our report |
Of Saturday. SPxcT.roP
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PERSONAL

MI. General Persifer Smith, L. s Army, is at
Willards.
Judge Watrous, of the L. g District Court
OF Texas, Is at Browns Hotel. --.
"Howadji' Curtis e: Mrs Potphar'D is
now one OF the proprietors of Putnam's Magazine
H. + Morsell, of Utah Territory. are at Kirk
woods.
-. Col. A. G.. Sloo, Com. Perry. U. S. Navy.
and Hon. w. M. Kenton of Indiana, are at
Browns. .....
80. Ex-Governor Barstow, of Wisconsin.
reached Washington Yesterday morning, and has
apartments at Willards'
Col. J. b. Baker, Collector Of the port of
Philadelphia, J. G. Westcott, Postmaster of do.
and Com. +. b. Ellison, U. 5. Navy. are at Will
lards. -
80. Jesse w. Goodrich, formerly editor of the
Worcester Cataract, died on Wednesday He
was the means of inducing John B. Cough to
give up drinking
-. Mr. Delavan, of Albany, n. Y, sent five
hundred dollars worth of Temperance tracts IN
Kansas, where they were so little Appreciated that
they were sold at auction to pay the freight on
them. 707
-. The Hon. VIM. Medill, First Comptroller
OF the Treasury, who has recently been sufferer
from severe illness, is again able to attend to the
discharge Of his official duties at the Treasury De-
partment, his numerous friends will rejoice to
learn.
-. The Philadelphia Bulletin, of Yesterday.
says: Ten alker, the renowned ilibuster,
reached this city last night at twelve O'Clock and
proceeded to the Girard House, where he designs
remaining until two O'Clock this afternoon when
he will proceed to New York. A number of
dividual this morning. We saw the much talk
ed-of General, and did not discover that he look
ed a bit like a hero. He is a smooth faced little
man; Win cold grey eye; and seems devoid of
Walker and party ''wil be permitted to leave
this city without any public demonstration
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BuRyISs 6oLp.-The Alta California received
by the last steamer says:
80 Ii Is estimated by those fully competent to
judge Of such matters, that more than fifteen mil
lions of gold now lie buried in the ground In va
rious parts Of the State, secreted solely for safe
keeping.'
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NEW BooKs.-From ]. Shillington, Odeon
Building, also from s. De Camp & Co., peri
odicai dealers, &c, 43S Pennsylvania avenue we
have Peterson's complete and earliest edition of
Little Dorrtt, which must 60 of with rush ; it
being the first complete copy of that last and so
interesting work of Dickens, so far seen in Wash.
ington.
Also from j. Shillington, we have Putnam,s
Monthly, for July, brilliantly illustrated by Hop
pin
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HORSES AND CARRIAGEFOR SALEM
g. PAR q Match Gray HORSES, q ~ =
II BoaS.R and saSs:iss i H;H.kfssEesssR :st m
~, ne owner leaving town win sell all Of NYXy
= snSm t9gsthcr, or separately. Address
SCAAcA a. thus ofR0e, iel2.So&.
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DRoPOSALS FOR REMOVAL OF GAR
BAGE.
MAyop,s Orprcr
MAYORS OFFICE.

Il,
Washington, June Is. ia5,.S
Proposals will be received at this office until We'd
nesday, the Esd instant, at II O'Clock for the
nOval OF GaIbage, In carts properly constructed for
that purpose. for one ending the tn day of
June, ls58und such reg uatons may be establish
Cd by the Commissioner of HEALTH the garbage TO be
deposited in such place AS the ConInissioner NAV
designate, and to be collected daily from the LIST Of
April TO the LIST of December, and three times week
during the remainder Of the term.
FIRST DISTRICT.
- Beginning at the intersection OF 18th street and
Pennslyania avenue, running down nth street to
along that street to 3d. with the OF h street
to street, down street 18th, along 18th to Penn
street 2Oth, down ath to h. along to l7th thence
TO the beginning.
SECOND DISTRICT.
and the second Ward between 6 and streeta' ee'
THIRD DISTRICT.
That portion Of the Second Ward south f G street.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Third Ward south of New York avenue.
Commencing at The coPnsT Of Tenth stree, and
New York avenue. along Tenth street to o street,
along o to New Jersey avenue, along New Jersey
one seventh sTsnas sS%
New York avenue to Tenth street.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
That portion of the Fourth Ward south of III street
and west Of New Jersey avenue, and the Filth Ward
west OF New Jersey avenue and north Of Pennsyl
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
That portion of the Fifth Ward bounded BY
street north, Fourth street east, and New Jersey
avenue, including both sides Of the streets and
avenue.
EIeHrH DISTRICT.
Inc sixth "aI S,,ru ps,,c, 49,. '.,..
The Seventh Ward - ..
Proposals will he received for each district sepa-
Iaey and Will state the price, and but one price, for
the year and no more than one district will be
jei6-st w. b. MAGRUDER, Mayor.
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Hitchcock was examined in Il lis case on the
same side.
Before Court No. 3, Mcsrs. Rhind and
Brown called by the appellann have been ex-
amed to-day in the case Of Capt Latimer
The BELGIAN PAVEMENT 50 far laid down at
the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventh street, appears to be the current ad-
miration Of our fellow citiIsr,s. Well it may
be. We are familiar with it at the North, and
have nowhere else seen it so we'll constructed
Until the section of the street low being covered
with this work shall be open ed for travel, its
many advantages cannot be realized by those
who have not so far passed over such pave
ment with vehicles.
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BOARDING.

MISS BOWlE'S Boarding House, located IN the
!vl well known and healthy village Of BrookvIlle
Montgomery county. Md, will be ready 10 receive
Summer BOARDERS for a few months commenc-
ing from the LIST oil July. je l5-2w'
NRS. r.. BAGBY'S date Miss KEEcHD Boarding
!N1 House, No. SIS, south side Penn. avenue, four
doors east Of 9TH street, Washing ton will acconmo
cate fanllies and single persons with BOARD on
accommodating terms. je S-eoim.
M RS BATES, AT HER BOARDING
Az HOUSE, on the southeast corner of Penn,
Avenue and 9Th street. has made arrangem 90
accommodate large number of strangers with Meas
az any time throughout the day, and Lodgings.
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EleHrH DISTRICT.
The Sixth Ward. =.
Ninth DIsTIcr.
The Seventh Ward. ~ = - ..

Proposals will he received fer each district sepa.
rately and will state the price, and but price, fol
the year; and more than one district will be
awarded to any individual or firm.
Je l6-St w. b. MAGRUDER Mayor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

an FAYE hSye Just received cargo of superior RED
ASSr GOAL, egg and stove size. ~
ror shsl receive this week cargo of eupe-
s s,or LITE and RED ASH coal suitable for
rsrsons wanting Coal will save from IS to 50 cent,
ive.ed ay leaving their orders, that il may be de-
rvn e have on hsnd PINE, OAK, and HICKORY
Op' OF the best quality, which We will sell cheap
Tor cash. az to unotueI oustomers. - =
7f.t - - Lra.o III. MORGAN h CO.. .lF
.FI.. -.s.. ..s r street, bet. 18th and I4th sts.
!! RIA. HYDE Co, %
10 io-N corner Of nth and sts.l
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE PATRONAGE
L which the public has bestowed on us,c-~-,
we have been enabled to enlarge our stockf5TY7
Of Music and Musical Merchandise. By. W.
ARRANGEMENTS with Mr.. Schoenebergsr in Paris. and
Schofs Sons in May ence, we will sell Foreign
Music TO dealers and professors on the most reason
able terms. .... :
Our Catalogue, comprising over five thousand
original works, is now completed and to be had at
the Music Depot. '
Strings. best quality, vary cheap i'm bundles
VIolins, Guitars, EIsenbrsndts Flutes
NiOllnceliOs, Brass Instruments, etc
Our stock of Bacon * Ravens and William Nil
lers celebrated Pianos wi ii he completed again in
few days, which we will sell the most reasonable
terms and give the best city references
Music Depot, corner Of 18th and Penn. avenue
Jel - Ia. w. q. METZEROTT
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THE FIRST EXHIBITION
WASHINGTON HoRTICULTURAL So

lIiopen Tor the admission ofvisitors on TUESDAY
next, The 10th instant, at Mr.. Corcoran's Bulldnc
on between 18th and 18th streets, at p m, and
VII ciose on Thursday afternoon at D. m.
awarded. viz: - "
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LOST AND FOUND.


c. EW X D.-I.ost or stolen-My DOG
cD'I Rollo. He Newfoundl and and O.
known generally throughout the city. II~C
VIII give the above reward for any informa-
ton that Will lead to his recovery.
J. ID. HOOVER,
le 7-0 263 q street, bet. 18th and 18th
II OST.-On Saturday last, between 18th street
Il New York avenue, and the Pension Ofice a
pair of massive old fashioned GOLD SPECTA-
Giles, without case. The finder will receive a lib
eral reward If left at room No. 81 Pension Ofioe.
NOfICE.-WarrantN No. 81 ,G54, for lsO acres was
issued under act of February llth, 1877 to my
trother, Robert Hamilton, deceased, on the I'd De-
Gambler, l3S9 and said Warrant supposed 10 have
been lost, or improperly held, the public cautioned
against buying the same, as have filed a caveat in
the General Land Office to arrest the issuance OF
Patent, and, otter the expiration of weeks, will
apply TO the Pension Office for duplicate warrant.
may 2n-law6w John HAMILTON
GS REWAR D.-Strayed or stolen, on the Ssh Il
ps1 May, very fne large white and red s7<-k
C0W with horns had on the neck collar ~
oil house and street on II. The above reward W n
De given for information that will lead TO discov ~
je l5-st' CORNELIUS BOYLE, q. street.
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WOKE NECK SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
u STEVENS Is prepared To receive orders for
Shirts, and o make them ht ~ "
Also. a full assortment of Shoulder Seam Shirts
Buying exclusively for cash, we are ALWAYS pre
pared tn offer goods of the best class At the owest
prices, at .-.. l.rr- .ta STEVENS,S ''
Jel6-3t Sales-rOom Browns Hotel
A CARD.-Specal attention iS respectfully in
"A vlted of those wishing to make an Investment IN
beautifn! property on nth street, between Nj and n
handsome building lots, fronting each twenty oee
ieet on the vest sIdsof 1th street. between and
alley. which will take place in front of the nrem.e.
a. a.. o clSck ?: m. ON WEDNESDAY, the NH in.
10 IL of iur'her Partcul.rs see advertisement.
ye 0-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.