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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR.
sb,.sn TC hE OBTAINED IN SIX MON FIl., II
$lU0,NO TO BE GIVEN IN PHEHIUM
$'o,o0 TO BE GIVEN IN SIxAON NTHsiii
~ uni r,akc al extraordinary task. that ~ c,,-
tan'ng II, ,ssM ui'-cribers in tx nj hs. and
tbs following extraordinary ans To acrsn,-
pl,>b our ri-pcse
trat~ Family Papr II the country, and ss 10 at tl,
LrWE:;T price.
81. VT adopta system Of pfrn;i,Ia., that NEVER
has hsen flCAllkD and cannot Dr. surpassed In lihl
eta!fty, fT ite reason that we shall give .s,ua
to the whole pSoceeds of thu paper for sig months,
vi1 150 ,00.. The most a the sum wil br given 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
l.. DR.aDLEI,

wholesale aud rstail dealers In
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash. n'ors,
Birds, sc. tsaN !.
ENE are nov receiving large 1850 tinet't o.
W Goosr 4 -nersly b. ~ In Pxint and Oh store.
n. Ie.N0 Brady corner II vesth,
sepSo DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
y. WILSON liUlTEAU,
.iIIv/IS.v.Ef 1T L.iD0s,
Notary PMAljc 3 tCOssreNHssces',
VLyIII attend to all business relating to Real Es-
w tstc, Collecting oi Debts, Leaning u Money, Ac.
Particular and prompt stt"utn gwen 10 making
Abstracts Of Title 10 RIAL ESTATE and Com, yancing.
Also,
Commissioner Of Deeds
Yor The stat Il Maine, Vermont, Ncw liAmpsh re-,
Massachusetts New York, New jersey, p 'nrryIva-
MA, Virginia ohio, T. nm s.e.. kentu.ks, ILLINOIS,
sni Missouri
ono at ,he cour, House. with the County Judge
t,ies I4ufi
LNMlPx' NfOrP.
MRS. NJ. X. SPAt1LDING.
DEALER IN
Silks, Ribbons,
Embr"ideries, and Fancy Goods,
Millinery asssS IDrsss- Making,
Ne. >, l.eseissive Rev seeosd street.
ia" TO- sssos.l D"Hs'os1,low
tf'0CCOM House,
LIE CL.f1RE, go IOU..l.
\. N BROWN, Pvsprietsr
II NHiS house. being the largest m.-t o.nveni-n,
j air .aiiy Erst ciAos hot lia Is Ciaite hpds out
tiA grraesi iadup ME u the trsvciine public aud
Ia tiiosr who want Qui-t AMI comfortable tome II
Ii FURNISHED IN the b. 81 r,yi- AMI 10 psins viii
spared t. satisfy the wsnts OF aague.ts
II 6-ri siabsiiis at,ach,si ths~tf
=. LOEBEle,
Importer and Dealer In
A I.Lkuis OF cnoio Ck&R1-as aud all kinds
n OF PLU4.
n rlNE cur rTosAOCo.
PIPES FAA,'Y GOODS, Sc Sc, dc.
Store n rouh s"!c Of - street. t.l. MstuA BRADY
DaArup,rt Aug 18th 5sHy
1.VYELkKG E.V(E
a. - H Hsr
II sHh unt rs,sr.i would n,nst rssrr'inii, r.~on,
the that all ,rrs rntrv~t,d to ti"n viii
bc punotGsiy attended t".
W. have isu,v p.~ni situations fot either male
or siaai" h1ps
", unitrtHkr all hu.iarss IN this line. such =, IA
NtnftNV Of Houses,
~ promising heap anh dy services.
~ orticta from h C"ugfty promptly nli'i
SMALIFIELDA n HOLM.
Corn, uf lad and - III III.
NB. W. viii pay att Itian 10 AsCris.fs Il All
mis- w, .aN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

$50 MsEOP a.. .MEnlC0NE.
pWlNCk u D.--To w. consulted al hi- nisir'ii-
avy, un Brady brtween Fourth aud fifth streets.
s,iy. IRON 10 o'ct,sk a. n. I'll ~. NJ ke>i,nts
,rth-east corner Brsay aud fitrrnth streets.
iRee did w6ui
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

o n AcRks d 6ne Prairie al nile aoath y
OU rnsson perpt, With dwelling house thsrsda'-
Tls ptnp~vty csn ~ baeat urnn the mfas seaeoNeos
oeSms. EnQuire Of g.. HUbb.LLs
(u.sySdtf) Land AGeD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

z 0oo BOXES Nsw Re.k Glass IN store md Sos salf
u Al NJ. 10000
4 O000Oo Liehls uochssssr HAsA fsoM asaots ~
IL - 1. asnrs asd "a os.' y NJ l0OqOs
nREsdHs--Al. khsN tot sale
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w BaALlgx I lMs0oxSfrA M
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~ nalAll.Isy Z Z eknOk s.EI...-
nIAKps--A isses opcrl1<ss - HreAesset G!n1s.
q II iast vse4tsed u b1ADk2v = nh0k1sTes
yrynyefAL Fsste Glass ~ saAch-s AAa shs~ sssss
u a large sssnrnsene sCv sslr u a
7. .nRADL1y = eA00K xf1.e
yyARNyaNHs--Coaan. DuIniturs and 0un1sr = -.
v perAas srIeis ios $40 q " Nc @.os
~, typN Col,Cas - fhe ,arGsst $50 nent 49,
I -bro.eht 70 thlk EAsttt u Ne. se0e
-
uATENT DAksA--1ls ~ srtidae q nss s:s Is sals
0Esl1EO UUek~eO0U0A
< LAnGn sasereseat q Wt0ssvs - hana ~.
|. "A ims u sixs frcM e9l0 = 19iss AZ ~ -
Ia u, ,63o oesssr SS Dfady Ana yS9!se NS..
-e9ss"-.s
a Lac. ns as*seas q ~ lless hs s.ss sevs
NJ lAAa svss tslSss 6osssA Uh aasdsssAn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
DO.NESTxE GOODS.

Brown ana NJ aelrd Mu fins OF all Widths and psi
ees; .ctiigs an iuallIie'; Canton Flsnneis, cry,
VIII t. rcd, huc aud all el 8 ~ len haln /: brown
AMI preached tahir d'miask; shittins a;d apron
check. Amen ic,E and ';-h -ilk warp ard Shskrr
Fiannrl>; i04 and i2I brown md eached she ting
Musiu,, cotton and woe fiarn l.; trseys. III, k'ry
-iriins p;!n..i domestic IiGsh Gs, alic0s II al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
DayenNert, Iewa.
For Sale.

have . isrRc quantity of City anil County prt
erty for sale on rsasoushls t4sc,H s-t 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

q. u. CLINE,
n and Ornamental Painter; can be found AT she
IA stand Of 0iims 4 jewell, on Sd street, near
,,.av n.vrnuovt. jsnl4ily
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

ANDRESEN, D1SOTIBEHS,
'sers la Choice fsmiiy Groceries aud Provisions,
lso Q general assortment Of Dry Goods, Boots and
h.es, Hats and Gaps, Hardware, Croekcry, wood
Ia end willow ware, Be-, Corner Of I'D street and
sestern Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. octlS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

Al Estate Broker and Aucsioreer. viii attend to
he sales Of City Property, Lots Lands Farms, etc
Ia Auction Once with Geo. l.. Nichols, Land
a gent, Davenport. "oio
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
Hosiery and Glove Department.

Every SCI i,tiun ot *, merinc, iaf tty, heey IL
ned silk, cashmere, berlin tsss.r and cali eiovs,foi
ladies' gchts, MISSES and bys: also Alcxsni'r's Kh
Gloves: gents ami ladies' KID Ind Gisves &C.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
Silver Plate

many, 10 .p..ss. worth nom dSE DoLI.xR L.
ONe HUNDRED DOLLARS, or iAars. There
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16

E>lNIehrD Hyass wssas, sucA y 0ishss, e. spS
y we,ss cOs1e. eean WAlttlss, utests~ippl I'D
leh WWseaD N0vATy Woo1o. =
'.fssyinss w. Nov
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-16
JANE Ex. r. Moo ANE,

toruey and @ upsclor At Law. ONCE r"rt!-"est
orncr Main ard S,c.nd strsts, paNenrorf, Iowa
d-cloAt0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11
SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF The MORNING PhbSS.
The Intsli,gsnesr says, in introducing an
article from The Extraordinary" paper
published in English at the city Of Mexico,
and generally understood to represent Amer.
loan interest there
"The public journals have for some time
past been favored with out-givings as to Ger.
tain Treaties said to have been agreed upon
by the American Minister in Mexico and thu
proper authorities Of that Republic No au-
thenticsted exposition of the provisions of these
Treaties having yet been laid before the
American public, we give our readers the ben
eht OF the information contained in the two
suoloined articles, copied from late number
OF the " MEXICAN Extraordinary" nevspapr
printed In English at the capital of Mexico
From the developments made in these articles
the reader will learn that fire Treaties, affect
Ing especially the commercial relations of the
two countries, have been negotiated by the
American Minister. Whether they will be
presented for the advice of the Senate Of the
United States is question to be decided by
the Executive, who may deem some CT the
propositions contained il them to be Of so ex-
traordlnaTy character az not to require the
serious consideration Of tho Senate -
The Union discusses local self-government;
and regards the decision of the Supreme Court
Is likely to prove final settlement of the
slavery question, despite the anticipated efforts
Of kepablican Tartyisn to the contrary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

TEE RECEPTION OF DR.. KAxl's RRnArxs
IN BALrINoRs.-An imposing demonstr alton
was made yesterday, in Baltimsrs, upon the
arrival Of the remains Of the lamented Kane,
from Wheeling. There was general suspsu-
sion Of business and closing Of stores on the
streets along which the procession passed
houses and stores were drsped in mourning,
and flags were displayed athalf mast through.
out the city. The tolling Of bells and boom.
ing of cannons added to the impressiveness of
the scene.
The Ssrcophsgus was taken to the Mary
land Institute, and placed upon q suitable
platform erected in the centre of the apart
ment, appropriately draped in black, with
United States flag at each corner, dressed in
After Tie procession was dismissed, tho In.
dependent Greys mounted guard over the bier
and the hall remained open until late hour,
and during that time it was visited by Q great
number of persons. -. .
The body rested in . lsaden saroophagus,
which was encased in board covering, 20
that whilst 1t remained at the depot no one
was enabled to view the features reposing
mourning and EMBODIED with the national ban
nsr and a"Jack" from the receiving ship ALLIE
gany. A Masonic apron and gloves, together
with beautiful sword, the scabbard and hilt
OF massive gold, repossd upon the conn The
sword was presented him by bis friends and
the citizens of Philadelphia, after the war
With Mexico, and bears the following inscrip-
ton: Con assuming the command of bis usual
s,cort st Nopalucs. Mexico, of his kill and
intrepidity on leading it to charge on body
CT Mexican Lancers, which resulted in the
capture of two Generals, other officers and
men, and his noble humanity in interpreting
his own person, In tho heat Of battle, to save
tho lives of his wounded prisoners from An in.
furiated soldiery" Three brothers of tho de-.
ceased accompanied his remains and took part
In the ceremonies; they are Col Kane. DR..
Kane and q younger brother His father and
other near relatives went on to Philadelphia,
there to receive his body
The remains were to leave for Philadelphia
by the Ii O'Clock train this morning, In charge
OF Baltimore committee, and accompanied
by tho Philadelphia and other committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

WHITE TEETH, PERrUNED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired by
using tho Balm Of Thousand Eowers."
What lady or gentleman would remain under
the curse of disagreeable breath, when, by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" as
a dentifrice, would not only render it sweet,
but leave the teeth white as alabaster Many
persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is so delicate their friends will
never mention it. Beware of counterfeits.
Be sure each bottle is signed &c Fetridge 4
Co, N. T." For sale by all Druggists, and
j. Shillington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

u The new Court House in Cincinnati q
to cost $4,000.
a 1t is said that the Delaware is wearing
a new channel on the Pennsylvania side, feW
miles below Trenton, and Immediately through
the Pen Manor farms.
A SURPRISE PARfY.-Clever gent to his
friend" How are ye, c.? Going to the
surprise party to night"
Friend" Well, don't know-Where is it ?''
Gent" At my house" (Soto voee.)
~ A young lady of one of the first fami.
lies of New Jersey has been placed in the in
sane asylum at Hartford, Ct under such cir
cumstances Of mysterious secrecy and sppa-
rent cruelty as to excite public suspicion as
to the verify of her alleged insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

A SUBSCRIBER" whom We suspect to be
some narrow minded Lescb) asks us why We
advertise DR. Ayers Pills, and We will give
him our seven reasons for 90 doing. The frst,
second and third are that We arc paid for It
The fourth is We know them BY experience to
to be good. The fifth is that Dr.. Ayers prep.
arations being recommended by better men
than we-by Physicians Of the highest talent
and the deepest learning in the land, We are
we'll sustained in our swn convictions of their
value The sixth is that they are cheap as
well as useful. The last but not least is that
they have donsa and arc doing an amour. Of
good in this community which our old foey
friend if he could repeat himself ten thousand
times might never hope to equal, and we trust
BY making them known, to render some ser.
vice to our readers as we'll az ourselves
Christian Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

~ Cox.s AND Goss.-In the marine list,
Pooiisned In Fridays Richmond Wing, there
appears among the arrivals: Schr Hone,
aonman, from Baltimore with coal 70. q Al
COMPANY; and among the departures: SchY.
Alvarado, Aitehsll, With coal, Tor Bslumore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

liz THE sENATL, to-day, Mr.. Benjamin re-
ported from the Judiciary Committee upon the
protest of members Of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature against permitting Mr.. Cameron to
occupy a seat in the United States Senate, the
said report being in favor Of the legality of
Mr. 8 election.
This report was then debated at length by
Nessrs Benz amin and Butler in favor Of it's
adoption, aud Mr.. Pugh against it. the latter
being on the floor when the Star went 70 Dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11
lOflCR-NOflCE.

NOflCR-NOTlCE.
IHAYEA FEW OF THOSE CHEAP TOT
LkT SETS on hand, which wish M
caeoe outs and viii sell At cost. Also, 6OB-MS
be sod preparitosyte change In my busine,s.
Al that want % buy cheap, please call a. Nc.
3Oo, between Nh and 10Th snests, Penn. avenue.
loe H-om JOHN AcDEvITT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

IMPORTANT DIscovBRY.-A real remedy for
Asthma, Rose Cold, and Hay Fever, has been
found in Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy, prepared
by Joseph c. Burnett 4 Co., fremont Street,
Boston. For sale by all Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11
SHOW BEEF! SHOW BEEFg
<-pPcV % THE CEIERR ITFD Snow

ID Beef, yin be served up At stall r~4
No - Centre Market, ON sATUR-kE8fS
DAY next, the 18th Instant, In cuts toX
suit purchasers.
7his Beef weighs 1900 lbs and was brought
from the Old Dominion.
A corps Of attendants Vim be In readiness 10
execute all orders with promptness and despatch.
All baskets win be delivered correctly and safely.
TO the lovers Of the name Of Breciinridee and
Of Old Virginia, we invite You all 70 come, with
your big easfets and ysur pockets full Of dimes.
No more st present ~. .,
mar e-st& J. r. vARNELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

&S Re w ARD.-sTOLEN FROM The
w stable Of VIM. Homiler, on Sun ~
esy night, 2 sORREL HORSE, yeanA
forehead, (.ery dim) white nose, and Ia, sore
on the LETT side Of his head rubbed by the bride
very small necs, but little name, and slender
BODY. The above reward viii be paid on his de-
livery at Stall No. 81 Centre Market.
sOAY S-lW~ .. HIS .CONkAO SOnB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11
Boarding.

ROARDlNG-ONE LARGE PARLOR, with
II large chamber attached handsomely fur.
nished and lighted with gas. being just vacated
day, week or month Price $50 per month. Also,
two good sized Rooms, suitable for single PEI
sons. Good Ne Is furnished, private ~ aesirsd, ,
at % 80 per week. situation central ana near The
Avenue. Enquire st 4es Tenth sssee', $500
MRS. BATES. AT II h X BOARDING
N1 House, on the southwest corner OF Fem.
aecommodate large number Of strangers with
Meals q sny time throughout the day, and Lodg-
ings mafS
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~THE Stranger. new

v THE STAR Strangers now
here are rernindsd that the very best
way In which th"y can keep correctly
and promptly posted with reference to
she de'ngs and sayings 1t the Federal
Metropolis and conserving events else
where, of which correct information
concentrate in Washington, i. to sub
scribe for The Star. The subscriptions
price for the Daily, when sent by mail,
IL $3.50 per annum for the Weekly,
S1.95 per nnnum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

city last night. He Was at the War Dep.rt.
msnt, in uniform, this morning, to p:.y his
respects TO the new chief of his branch of the
public service; looking magnifcsntly, ndsed,
~ he always does on such occasions.
The Inauguration Cersmony.-In giving
detailed account of the inaugural proesg-
sion, We omitted to state that the Presidential
escort Of MarshIe on the left Was under the
command Of Col. Jno. A. B. Leonard, of Msry.
land, who was equipped with taste and pro-
priety, and discharged his duty with elegance
and energetic decision. ...-...--...
The Michigan Appointments. MANY va.
eanciss are soon to occur by limitation Of law
in federal etices in Michigan, to which the
Administration here appoints. We believe it
has been determined on, very generally to up.
point to them others than the present incum-
bents, as they may be respectively thus va.
Gated.
Nonsense. story being extensively
published in the Northern wonder-mopgering
press, that Horace Vernet is to be paid $780,
600 for the picture he has been engaged to
paint for the extension Of the Capitol build.
ing, has not the slightest foundation in truth.
The price agreed on is but $4,000.
Award.-The Secretary of the Treasury has
awarded the contract for constructing tho new
custom house, post Office and court house at
Portsmouth, N. H., to Charles H. Merrill, of
Georgetown, D. G he being the lowest bid.
der, for the sum Of sS2,72S 96.
Arrived.-Judge Black, the new Attorney
General, attended the Cabinet council this
morning, and, We presume, was duly indicted
into his position by his predecessor-General
Cushing. -
Court Of Claims.-Yesterday, tho case Of
Thomas T. Cannon was argued by e. O. Car
rington, Eco for the claimant.
Adjourned until Monday next.
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

II OsT-AT TIE PREsIDbNT,s. ON FkI.
Aday evening last, a large Black Cloth TALMA
-'s1th four pociets, black alpaca lining and vel
.Nsteollar. A liberal reward will be gtlea y lefl
Il the Banking House Of n. Snyder & Son.
mar =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

THE CELEBRATED PRIZE RkEr
Il "Buck" and "Breck.
The undersigned having recently
purchased one Of the valuable
beeves known as HBUcKn and
"BREcK," would respectfully inform bis custo-
mers and the public generally that on Thur.day,
Izth OF March, he viii sell at his stall, No Cen.
Ie Marke the choicest specimens OF PRIZE
BEEF ever offered In this or any other market
"BUck" and "Breck, were r.ised in Fauouiey
county, Virginia, and for quality have never been
excelled within the limits Of the Old Dominion
Those desiring choice pieces will please send
near Pennsylvania avenue
j c. CORNELL,
(Suocessog to Shedd)
mar ll-U' Stall No. 2, Centre Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

PHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PHILA
~ delpIia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner 18th and r streets :
ICE CREAM at so per gallon. feb 9S.lm&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

80 IN ESENI.
FUTURE 80, and DISEASES u,,
ID During q years tour In the South ana
West, Madame SWEET has been consulted =
upwards Of Tea Thossasd Persons, aI6 A nr,
nounced q superior Clsirvoyant and Che woads
Of the Age.
Tsrms Of eonsslsafion-Ladies,s 81; Gentle
n en- % feb a line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-11

4 SECONDHAND PIANOS, AT GREAT
bargains, atou great Piano and Music Empo.
mai 10 ~ $50 '''I JOHN ELLIS.
MADAME FERRERo, Ne. PAS Penn.
stoct-including sPRINs BoNNETs, "a n
previous to closing on the 18th inst. :"
REAUTIt UL CHINA GOODS OPENING
mar 10 Il. J. MCLAUGHLIN CO.
RIRD CAGES, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES
y Combs, Engravings, Foot Balls, Toys,
Books, Umbrellas. Games, Wooden Goods, Va.
'es, , ard a thousand No ions, 70. ,ale low at
INQUIRE WIrHIN-ONE VOLUME OF
700 Receipts and facts Of useful information.
one dollar.
mar 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
SPERM CANDLKs.-
~ SO boxes Sperm Candles, f's and 6's
50 boxes Adamantine do 6's and 1a's
100 dozen TIeson de Bausey Champagne
80 boxes Mould Candles, o's and SIS
so boxes Vermacelli and Maccaroni
JONAS p. LEVY,
Wine, Liquor, and 6rocery Store,
mar 10.lw 367 Penn. avenue.
PINE WOOD - SO PEA CORD DELIv.
pERsONs WANTING A CORD AND UP
wards OF good PINE WOOD can be supplied
at the above 10" price, y s W. TfY Z CO.
III Terms cash
oface and Yard corner Of and aQd streets, Is
Ward. mar cot
CORTEZ The CoNQUERER.-AN New
~ Tragedy. Published and sold by
mars FERGUSON, 4s6 7th street.
RAsKErs-BAsKETs.-A large variety, at
II low prices. 8 FRANCIS,
mar 400 seventh st.
MULES! MULEsW
On HEAD OF SUPERIOR MULES JUST
w arrived from Kentucky, and willy
be sold on accommod atins terms by ap- ~
ping 70 henry BIRCH at his Livery -"
stable, corner Of ID and 14th streets, AAs
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know FERGUSON
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together with the JOB OFFICE
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WE r 9 r EFT TO LEARN
~ that Miss MARY PoMKloY now Mrs
HOFFMAN, has resigned tie Parish School be-
longing to It Johns Church, a very worthy and
competent young lady, wei known to our com.
munity, and long tqabe remembered by the poor
children Of Washington he
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
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