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CARPETINGs AND GowQUA

Just received, and sale, 10 bales superior Impe-
rial three ply and double Ingrain CarpetIngs all new
styles and rich fresh coors, warranted TO weigh 2
and ga pounds to tne yard.
Also, 81 rolls real"Gowqua" white and red checked
Mattings these the best mattings Known and
will lie the last to be had for years and will he sold
cheap. These, with the other makes we now have
~ store, comprises the best and complete stock
In this market.
Also, daily expected sixteen sheets superior and
low-prIced Floor Oicloths which will be cut mn for
any sized room. hall, or passage per diagram at
prices as low as IN any city IN the Union.
Always on hand full supply of all kinds of House
furnishing Dry Goods, the best and OF their
respective classes.
je 8-eoSv CI,AGETT. DODSON& co
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FOR RENT;-A two-story BRICK Dwell
Il LING. with back building and fine ward at
tached, situated on street, between 18th and I4th
streets The house could be made one of the best
steps of Wizards, and adjoining Flnt's Hotel. Pos.
session given the LIST of July. Apply to FRANCIS
MILLER, Family Grocer. corner of F and 18th SITS.
Je l8-tf Untel)
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DOR SALE-On liberal terms that valuable
4 SQUARE OF GROUND No. lS3, situated be-
tween 18th and 18th streets and and :, containing
100 900 feet Apply at No. SIP I'D story 7th street
ie Is POLLARD WEIR. Agent
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SALE OF STocK.-Jas. C. Mcclure sold yeste
day 1850 Corporation stock, at 1O3%
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IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATIo N.-The
Alexandria Gazette notices operation PERFORM
cd by Mr. John Richards, Of this city, upon lad
ten years old, the son OF a clergyman from the
South. who the subject of anchylOsis Of the
elbow Joint the right arm having been stiffened
IN a straight position. and consequently nearly
useless The object of the operation being the
creation OF an artificial joint, the bones di-
yided at the elbow, and piece taken from each
articulating surface. IL was successfully per-
formed, and tire effort TO secure a movable and
useful joint, il is thought, will be perfectly at
tanned.
BEWARE OF YARD THIEvEs.-A gentleman
yard was entered on w ednesday night, and a mar
ket basket and some pieces OF children's clothing
taken of. In the same neighborhood the lines Of
some hasd working washerwomen have been en-
tinely stripped Of their contents by the thieves
These poor women can hardly say that "thsir
lines have fallen in pleasant places" -
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just OptnInk q tpItnUIu assOTtment
Spring and Summer II ADY-MADE CLOTHING
and Gents FUR NlSHING GOODS of the finest
styl and make, at the Emporium Of Fashion, No.
so Browns Hotel, next TO private entrance.
may 81 Untel& Statesl
SEMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.-We are busily en-
~ gagged making of all open accounts on our hooks.
and shall usual ma he indIscriminate issue of
the same up to the 9th of this month. Meantime
all who are aware of having account with us and
would as soon anticipate It, will confer an pecAl
favor by calling at desk and paying the amount
and thereby saving them the ANNOYANCE of call and
us the trouble of sending them.
je I5-jyl CLAGETT. DODSON Il CO.
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WATCH Edwin Egglofstein. disor
derby; fine and costs, S2.4i. Nj. De Borcy, do
do ~ -
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THIRD DISTRICT POLIcE.-BsfoTs Justice ID
Smith Margaret Welch was arrested yesterday
for Stealing ten dollars from Patrick Brady. She
WAS committed to Jail for Court, but was sub<e-
quently released on bail.
- r, Birch and ThOs. Pye were arrested for
violating the MARKET regulations by bringing
sinking sturgeon 10 the market, and for occupy
ing stands before the market hours. In the frSt
case they were fined IS and costs each, and in the
second 81 and costs each.
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LACE SHAwI.S,
BLACK FIGURED LACE. FOR BASQUES,
together with large stock Of the best
English Hosiery and Gloves, &c.
Richardson's and other makes Of Irish Linens
Lawns, Bareges, Silk Robes, Basque Robes
White Goods, Linen Cambuck Handkerchiefs, lie.
All OF which the subscriber is willing to close out
ct a very low price for cash. p.
Call and satisfy yourselves, at
FRANK A. McGEES,
Je l2-eo2w i2&4 Penn ave.. bef. I2fh and 18th ats.
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MY. STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
WI; w about the largest In this city at this ~sSp
time, and having been purchas ed before the -
rise in Leather, caR be sold at about IS 10 nv
per sent less than goods purchased at this -
time. Call and examine for yourselves, at
:. L. HOONER'S.
jeIl Iron Hail. Pa-ave bet 9th and I9th sis
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT.-FURNISHED ROOMS, Tor the
entire House to a small family in n pleasant SIT
nation, may be obtained by applying at $50 18th street.
three doors from the kirkwOOd House. je l9-3t*
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-LOTS
No. and 2, IN Square SIG, in this city. and being
the property Immediately west of the Patent Office
and fronting 9th and street. This location is
certainly of the most desirable in the city, either
for private residence place of business. Title
indsputable. For terms apply to Y. CALLAN,
Notary Public, F street. ie 1851
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DEA FOWL AND OSTRICH FEATHER
~; Fly BRUSHES, Wire Dish Covers. Double Ice
ftchers' ReirIgerators, Travelling Baskets selling
je G. FRANCIS, 49l 18th street.
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ENOR SALE CHEAP-And on liberal terms the
Il following FRAME DWELLINGS, viz: One
just finished and situated on the northwest corner
of I'D and ii streets. in the First Ward; one lust
finished and the west side of LIST street west be-
ge9n i, and In rapidly improving part of the
city one ON the east side of 26th street west,
tween + and f. and near Easby's Ship Yard !" and
two, Nos. ZIG and 49, on north side East Capitol
street. Also hve more, situated in different parts
OF the city. Apply at No. SIP I'D story It'll street
je 10 POLLARD WEBB.
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DEF RIGERATORS.-We have received an
IL other lot of these superior REF RIGE- Ies=vsl
RATORS which we have been selling for -
the last hive years and the high reputation 80
they have. wherever used, warrants US In EtffF
recommending them as the best and most
economical article of the kind now In use-the sy lie
anu hnish is also very handsome For sale, chea p.
at our HOuse-F furnishing WarcroOms, No. $40 7th
street. "
NAV lleO6w McGREGOR A. IN
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A Cancels Revenge.

A few years ago it CHANGED tha, val.
liable camel, working an oil mill in AT:
RIGA was severely beaten by the driver,
who ?erceiving that the carmel had treas
nred up the injury, and was only wait.
ing favorable opportunity for revenge
kept strict watch upon the animal
limo ran on; the camel percciving it
was watched, was quiet and obedent,
and the driver began to think the beat
ing was forgotten, when one night, after
the lapse ofthree months, the man, who
slept on raised platform in the mill,
whilst as is customary, the camel was
stalled i'll corner, happening to remain
awake, observed by the bright moon
light, that when all was qniet, the ami
NAL looking cautiously around. rose soft
ly, and stealing towards bundle Of
clothes and a hern"us, were thrown
carelessly on the ground, resembled a
sleeping fgure. cast itself with violence
opon them, rolling with all its weight,
and tearing them viciously with its teeth.
Satisfied that its revenge was complete,
tho camel was returning TO is corner,
whan the driver sat up and spoke I; at
the sound Of his voice, and rerceiving
the mistake it had made, the animal
was 80 mortified at the failure and die.
cnvory of it's scheme. that il dashed its
head against the wall, aud died Oh tho
spot. ........ .... .. ....... .. ......
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, sS.--At Rules held in the Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Court ofMononga liza county
on the Fret Monday in January, 1857:
Henry Rumble, an infant under 81 years OF age,
and next friend, Plaintiff, VERSUS,
Francis Weston & George Hartman, late part
nors in business under the firm and style OF
Francis Weston & Co., DEFENDANTS.
The object OF this suit is TO recover the value
Of the plaintiff by the defendants and their scr
wants and employees. And, II appearing by an
nfiida vii filed in this cause, that tie said Fran.
els Weston is not o resident Of this State, il ia
ordered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
Is necessary toprotect his interests in this cause.
A copy, teste,
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, Clerk.
January 81, iS57--ts41 (Wnley p. OIL
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COOP MEDICINES.

IL IS estimated that Ayers berry PectordI s
Cdihartic Pills have done more TO promote tho
public health than any other one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry Pectoral has
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W.AHJ,lB5 ~ ;
Terrible Panther Flpht.

n Tow evenings since as William
Pate, we'll known III these paris as a
klcaPoo Ranger, was meaade,ing the
crooked trail from this town To Port
William, he was halted by a respecta.
bic tl"oking foo,.p pad, in the shape of
q foil grown male panther, aud request
ed to .'stand aud deliver" Mr.. Pate
objectedto the su,ly manner in which
the demand was made, aud informed
his tiger like majesty that his property
all told. consisted Of an empty bottle
and a bowls knife, both of which he
STOOD in noed of aud as he was in hur.
ry he would DO obliged to the gentle
man To retire. AS that was not wha,
Mr.. Panther desired, aud as he shove Il
his teeth aud gradually insinna,ed him
self toward Mr.. Pate, Mr.. Pate waxed
wroth, and lot Mr.. Panther have the
bottle over his pate with all the nervous
energy of a strong arm. That act bo-
ing considered by Panther Us dccla, a.
alton Of war. he closed in on our gal.
liant Pate, who being some himself and
nothing 10th for an engagement now
that his blood was up, seized his bellig.
erent opponent by tho scalp-lock win
his left hand. while he applied tho shin.
ing steel with his right to tho sleek yes,
: of his antagonist. In a few moment.
Panther had as beautiful "slashed Ter
kin" as ono would wish to see, Will.
Pate still in the ascendency, stood b,
minus coat, hat. breeches, some hide
part of an ear, and considerable hair
actually nothing left but boots aud bow
II. .-..- n !. 4
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, ss.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court of Mononpn lila county,
on tho first Monday in February, 1857: -
Lucinda 10. Cushman, Complainant, rs.
Daniel Kirkhat ct al, Defendants: ...
IN CIiANCERY upon an amended bin.
M HEREAS, since the filing Of the original
w Bill in this cause, the Land therein nam
cd OF which the Plaintiff seeks dover, has bee n
sold under and by virtue OF certain Deed of
Trust, executed by Squire Cushman in his life
Tune, and before his intermarriage with Com
plainant, to secure certain debt to Matthew
Gay, Esq, leaving nothing to assign dover in,
but the residue of the sale OF said land. ..
The object of this amended Bill is to assign
to Complainant dover it, said proceeds in lieu
OF said Land and il appearing by an affidavit
Mod IN this cause, that the Defendants, Daniel
Kirkland and Rebecca his wife, late Rebecca
Cushman, and Jackson Cushman, are not resi-
dents OF this Siato,--it is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after. due publlca-
lion OF This order, and do what is necessary to
protect til cir interest in this cause.
Copy, Teste,
.... MARSHALL Nj. DENT, elk.
(Kcck Barbour, p. o. so st.
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MOrroniown. Pa. Oct.

Morgdnfown, Va, Oct. 20, 1853.
TINS is 70 CERTIFY, that in the early part
OF last year my health began TO decline,
and for several months had frequent Hem.
olrhages from the Lungs, bad Cough, Pain
In the Side and Shoulder, and great debili-
ty. in short, my friends as well as myself
thought was far gone in Consumption. -
After trying various means without any ef.
feet, ronsul' ed DR.. Scott, who prescribed
a box Of his McLane's IMPROVED liver Pills,
telling me he believed my hemorrhages,
cough, pain in the side, &c., were owing TO
diseased Liver. Before had used one
box Of them, | felt like a new man, and
through their influence am now restored
TO excellent health. No language is strong
enough TO express my gratitude to DR.. Scott
for recommending TO ms McLane's Improved
Liver Pills, and | can, with confidence, re !.
commend them TO those similarly afflicted
A. c. DORSEY,
Late Sheriff Of Monongalia CO., Va.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, SS.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court of Monongalia on tho
first Mondayin January, 1857:
HENRY DER1NG, ct al, omp.)
versus In Chancery.
JAMES NJ. EVANS, CT al. DEITY ....
The object Of this suit is TO subject the Real
Estate OF which John M. Evans died seized to
sale IN satisfaction Of certain judgments lately
obtained before Justice by Complainant against
said John M Evans And, it appearing by an
AFFIDAVIT, fled in the cause that Defendants, Jas.
Murphy Evans, Anne Brooke and james Brooke,
her husband, are not residents of this State, on
motion of the Complainant by his Counsel, il IL
ordered that thoy do appear hero within ono
month after tho duo publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect their inter-
osts in this cause, a copy, teste,
MARSHALL NJ, DENT, CLERK.
January 81, lS57.--[Sal (WnIey, P.Q.)
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, sat- Rules held in the Clerk
Office OF the Circuit Court of Monongalia
county, on the first Monday in January, 1857 |:
Edgar &. Wilson, Complainant, vs..
Francis Weston ct al, Defendants
. IN CHANCERY.
TEfliE object OF this suit is to subject the in
L tercst Of Francis Weston in and to a Tract
OF 100 acres Of Land in Monongaia county, bot
ment against said Weston Hartman, for a bal
ance of about three hundred dollars. And it
appearing by an affidavit filed in this cause that
the Defendants, Joseph Williams and George
Hardman, are not residents OF this State,--on
motion OF the Complainant, it is ordered that
they do appear here within one month after tn
publication of this order, and do what is neccs
sary to protect their interests in this cause.
a Copy, Teste, ........r ..rr
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, elk.
(Wilson, P. a. SIS ST.
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Morgantown Mills.
ia MES 6 CRAIG

HAyiNG extended his lease Of tho MORGAN.
Ii town fIouring Mill, belonging to Mr. John
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing the public
that ny heavy outlay he has remodeiled tho
Machinery in said mill, and lie now prepared to
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sha'l spare no pains to render gcnersI satisfae.
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Medical .gdpicc Gratis,

to all persons thus afflicted (Male or Fe.
male) who apply BY letter with drscrip.
lion Of their condition, age, occupation, hab.
its of life, &c, and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering, TO furnish Medicines
free of charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endow-
ment. for the relief of the sick and distress.
cd, afflicted with ''Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases" and lis funds ran be used for no
other purpose. II has now surplus Of
means, which the Directors have voted 10
advertise the above notice. l, is needless
10 add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will
furnish the most approved modern treat
ment. Valuable advice also given 10 sick
and nervous females, afflicted with Womb
Complaint, LeucorrhGa, &c.
Address (post- pad) DR.. Geo. r. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
EZRA d. HATFIELD, President.
Gro. FARcBlLD Sec'y.
September 20, 1856. 1y.
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4 Ne~ Remcdy.-A German VINO 10
iy suffering from pulmonary attack
sent for physician. in short timo
the doctor called Oh him, prescribed two
bottles Of cod liver oil, and received
his fee of So. was told by tho Gcrman.
who disliked tho size Of tho bill, that he
need not como again. The German,
who, by the by, had not heard the doc.
tor prescription very well, supposed no
could get the oil and treat himself.--
The doctor saw no moro Of his patient
for some time; but one day, riding pas,
tho iesidenc Of tho German, he was
pleased To see him out in the garden
digging lnslily. The case seemed such
apIoof Of the Virtues Of cod liver that
hv stopped 10 make more particular in.
quiries about it.
You seem 10 DO getting very well,
said no, addressed The German.
'Yaw, | ish we'll responded the fyi-
mer sick man.
You took az much oil as | told your
queried the doctor.
oh. Yaw, have used more as four
gallons Of de dog liver oil
The wliat! said the astonishod doc.
to-, n. .....
DE dog liver oil dat you say shall
take. ] have killed most every f.t lit
tie dog | could catch. aud de dog liver
oil have cured me. II is, great mod
icine, dat Dig liver oil The doctor
had nothing to say, but rode quickly
away. and noted 10 his memorandum
book that consumption might DO as
readily cured with dog liver as with
cod livor OIL ......