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Prsceedings q Te.day.

ISrHE SENATE, TO- day, a me mortal embracing
resolutions from the authorities and citizens Of
the Great Lake City, Utah, was presented nv the
chair, and Debated on its statements by Messrs
Polk, Douglass, Seward, Crittenden, and Biyler
ere being laid on the table.
& Mr.. Gwin presented the instructions of the
Legislature Of California in favor of the Lecomp-
ton Kansas bill. ~ 80
Mr.. Broderick said that he should not heed the
instructions, and alleged that they not conso-
nant with the views Of four fths of the people of
that State; laid on the table aud ordered TO be
printed EH.-
The HOUSE resolved itself into Committee, and
resumed the consideration Of the bill for the
establishment of an Auxiliary Guard for the pro-
lection of life and public and private property in
the city Of Washington.
Mr.. MAYNARD defended the Judiciary from the
impressed with the necessity that some lion
should be taken to increase the efficiency and
give additional vigOr to the present police force
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To JANE BAKER, JOSEPH BAKER, yNO.
AND ELiZABETH A. OFFETT. AIS WIFE,
HILLARY l.. OFFUTT, AND WILLIS G..
OFFUTr:
Ion are Eeresy notified that he Hon. WIN. NJ.
Mernck. Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
the District OF Columbia, Las this day nv pplI
CATION, as the authoIZ ed agent of the United aes
lssned his warrant directed TO the Marshal of the
sand District, comm aTdIg him to SUNNI, n Jury of
eighteen men to meet on -FOUR land called WhIteha-
ven or Dy whatsoever name or nsmes,t he same may
be called, ing Ia the county Of Washing ton IN the
sad District "f Columbia. and west of eorg etnwn,
ana on ne north of the Chesapeake ana ONO Cansl,
on FRIDAf, the 3Oth day OF prIl. In.tant 1885, at
III oolcck IN the forenoon Of said d'y, for the pur
pose ri valulng and condemning part of said piece
OF and as of an absolute estate IN perpetuIty in the
sud United States, for the use of the Washington
AqUeduct, and assessing all damages which the
owners thereof shall sustain by reason Of the saId
United States cutting and constructing the SAID
Washington Aqueduot through said piece of land;
when and where you will attend, n to you II shal
seemm meet. NJ. c, MEIGS
Captain of Eng ineers. Chief Engineer
~ ofthe Washington Aqueduct.
Washington, April 18th. 1853. ap lew
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. April 10th, 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
vii be received at this department until the tenth
day OF May prOXlmo, for the Issue of any portion,
or the whole. of FIVE millions of dollars in treasury
notes IN change for gold coin OF the United states
deposited with the treasurer of the United States
the treasurer efthe Mint at Philadelphia the treas
urer of the branch Mint at New Orleans or the
assistant treasurers at Boston, New York, Charles
ton, or St LOUIS, within ten days from the accept
ance of such proposals, und the authority of the
act of Congress entitled, IAN act to author re the
Issue of treasury notes." approved sd December
last.
The treasury notes will he issued upon the receipt
here OF certificates of deposIte with those officers
to tire credit of The treasurer Of the United States
They will he made payable the order of such bud
der or bidders shall to make such OK change
at the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding SIX
per centum per annum, and will Garry tuoh rat es
from the date Of the certificate of such depos te
The proposals must stat the rate Of interest with
out condition and without reference to other bids
and CONTAIN no other fractional rates than fourth
one half. or three fourths of one per cen um One
per centum OF the amount proposed to he ex
must he deposited with of the treasury officers
above enumerated whose certificate of such deposite
must accompany each proposal as security of il
fulhlment. Of the proposal is not accepted. imme-
date directions will be given to return such depos-
is Should the proposals be vsriant from the pro-
visions of the act of Congress or of this notice they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must he scaled,
and inscribed on the outside proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will be opened at this depar:-
ment, at II O'Clock m on said tenth day f Nav
HOWELL. COBB,
ap i2-d Secretary of the reasury.
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SPIRTTOE THE NOR MING PRESS

The b'telhgsHeer contains no editorial to.
day.
The Union argues that those fshy Demo-
Gratis and South Americans who voted for the
Crittsnden anne ndment, were essentially duped
by the Republicans, and that Mr.. Montgomery
was the "stool pigeon" of the occasion.
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President transmitting the memorial of a CON-
mittee of citizens in favor Of the establishment of
territorial government out Of that portion of the
Territory of Utah commonly known as Carson's
Valley; referred
Also, communication from the Treasury De-
partment in regard 20 the light. house expenses
of the northwestern lakes; referred
The House then adjourned
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ID The Executive Committee at Montgome-
~, Ala, have been promptly engaged in making
preparations for the session of the Southern Com.
msrcial Convention, to begin on the 10th of May
The Mayors of Columbus, Ga, and Knoxville,
Tenn, have appointed large delegation to the
Convention
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoNeREss.-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
nsatnsss and dispatch, at the Star ONCE Price,
for 3ooo copies Of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10000 more, one cent each.
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T0 WILLIAM HUNTER AND sally II
HUNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUE 1

GU Are hereby notified that the Hon. William NJ.
MerIIck. Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court Of
the Distinct of olumbia, has this day, my appll
Gallon A. The authorized agent of the United States,
issued ms warrant directed to the Marshal Of the
said District, commanding HIM To summon ju Of
eIEh' cen good and law fu men, to me . land.
called . w hItenayen," or by whatsoever name or
names the same may he called, living west of
GEORGETOWN and north of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal IN the county 81 w shins tom the District
oil Columbia, on SATURDAY. the thirt, Fl st day
o Hnr INST, 1885, at IL O'Clock the forenpo of
sad day. f"r the purpose Of valuIIg and
part uf saIt piece of land of an absolute es-
tate perpetuiiy IN the said United States for the
use oil the Washington Asueiuct and assessing all
dainases which the owners thereof shall sus am nv
reason of the said United States cutting and con
strnctIDg the said "a ashington Aaueduct thr. ug
sud piece of and; when and where you i'll att end
n To you II shall seem meet.
NJ. G.. MEIGS.
CAPITA of Engineers, Chief Engineer
Washington Aqueduct.
Washington City, April IS, 1853. ap I4-d2w
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III The American Association of Science al
Its late session in Montreal, appointed a commit
Tee to prepare and report plan for uniform sys-
tenn Of Marriages, Births and Deaths, applicable
TO the United states. This Committee will ma ke
their report at the annual meeting Of the Associa-
ton, to be held in Baltimore on the 18th instant
The enquiries Of the committee have been direct
ed to the following points
l. what ohcers or persons might with the
greatest propriety be charged with the duty OF
registering Births. Deaths and Marriages
w hat rules would be necessary to secure
1uIl and accurate reports TO this officer
j. What compensation should be allowed for
registration and report, and how should this be
paid,
T. What are the probable iii faculties that would
attend the application of the system. and how
mig ht they be lessened or removed
s. What plans of registration are now In use
what Is their history, and what their de-
fects,
o. Have any systems of this kind been attempt
ed without success, and if so, what were the
causes of their failure,
The objects Of the Association can be best pro-
NOTED by the adoption of uniform mode of reg
1stfation throus bout the United States; and it is
by this me ans only that correct mortality tables
can lie safely constructed for the Union
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NAvAL-The practice ship PEBBLE, now In
hand at the Gosport Navy Yard, will be ready
for sea next month
The sloop-of-war Saratoga is undergoing re-
pairs at the same yard, but will not be ready for
sea service for two or three months.
The u. s. steam frigate Mississippi was at
Shanghai on the 9TH of February, and the Mime
sofa was in Canton river
An American man of war (name not mentioned)
was at the Cape of Good Hope on the 10Th Feb
ruary
The United states sloop-of-war jamestown
left Aspinwall on the Sd April for San Juan
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TIE CUNARD STEAMERs.-The general belief
that this line of steamers has been pecunIarily
successful is said TO be incorrect. They have
never paid dividend 1t is true that five per
cent. Interest has been paid, but the surplus
profit is all locked up in the screw steamers Alps
and Andes, now lying in Liverpool, utterly un-
saleable
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u lady residing in the vicinity of New
York, the wife ola distinguished citizen and well
known in the fashionable world, has testified her
interest in the revival movement by converting
the elegant billiard room attached to her house
into place for prayer meetings, in which her
neighbors participate daily
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HAIL SToRN-A violent hail storm swept
across APPomattox county, Va, on Saturday eve
ming, doing considerable damage to the tender
hrstlings of vernal vegetation, and breaking any
number OF window panes. man was killed by
lightning, the Junction during the storm.
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CARD.
NREAT SALE BY OR DER OF CHANCERY
COURT OF REAL ESTATE ON THE IsLAND-The at
tentIon of the puhc allied To the chaucery 81 in
the cause %! the United states VS.. Schwartz Law
lngst'.n .et al, Of the whole of Squares numbered
46S. 40, 470, and l93 and Lots ~ 49, and ga In hd
vision oi Sau3re No. 49, all situated the most de-
kIrabla part of the Island.
This sale affords a very favorable opporfuni,, In
persons who desire To make Investments m that ~
IDLY improving part of The city,
Sale t- commence on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April a, at O'Clock. on the premises.
aplS-2t l. e. McGTI1E snc,
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VN0LEWIS CARBERY, JOSHUA RITCH
IL: AMI MARY RITCHIE, HIS WIFE

VQLEWIS CARBERY, JOSHUA A RITCH
IL: AMI MARY EITCHIE, HIS WIFE,
FIERCE SH0EM.KEK AND ART ii A
SHOEMAKER, his WIFE, JAMES CAR
Berry AND JOSEPH CARBERY:
You are hersb' notified that the Hon. William nj
Merrck, Assistant Judge of the CircuIt Court Of
the District Of ColumbIs, has ths day on nv a, phi
ca ION, as the authorised agent ofthe United stiles.
issued has warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
SAID District. commanding him to summon n Jury OF
eighteen 60 I'd and lawful men to on your land
called 'WhItehiven," or by whatsoever name or
names the same may he called. yIns in tne County
OF WASH ton in the said District Of Columbia be
ing wes' "a Georgetown, and north of the Chesa
peake and OHIO Canal, Thursday. the 2oth day of
April instant, 49, At II o'clock the forenoon of
said day, for toe purpose Of valuug and Condemn
IN: two paris OF said piece Of land of absolute
estate In perpetnIty IN the SAID United ates for
the use of the Wa hInrton Aqueduct, and assess
ing 81 da 'ages winch he owners thereof shall sus
tain by reason OF the SAID United States cutting and
constructing the said Washington Aoueduct
Though SAID ri "ce OF lands when and where you Will
attend II to you 1t shall seem meet.
NJ. G.. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers, Chief Engineer
OF the Washington Aqueduct.
washington City, pril Is, i853. ap - DIV
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SUCH Is LIFE.-The New York Herald of YES
terday gives the following brief, but--as the nov.
elists would say-thrilling historical sketch:
'Katarina Schmidt, pretty little German girl =,
attempted 10 commit suicide yesterday morning
by jumping oil the deck at the foot of Amos ST
che was rescued from watery grave ard taken
before Justice Quackenbush, to whom she related
tale OF misfortunes which produced much SYM
Pathy In the minds of her hearers She stated
thatshe had recently sailed from Havre for this
port that on her way she was seducsd by one of
the sailors named Schome, who promi sed to mar
ny her as soon as he arrived in port that the
arrival of the ship in New York Schome desert
"a her, and left her homeless wanderer among
strangers Feeling depressed in spirits she de.
termlned to commit suicide, and with that view
stated
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CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS,
y u.au.sAN TMaE6KEMENT Nv

MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
, Ut. L. %. Hills respectfully informs the pub 10
thar ne as now prepared Ia insert partial and -
'ull setts of TEETH at reasonable rates 49,
on tins improved plan. The great adv an ~IllD
tage this process has over al Others 10 It's perfect
sdaptatIon. The method Of Itself insures = most
perfect MT. The metal is entirely free from ali me
taIc taste and none Of the secreIons Of the mouth
can have any effect upon ~. Testimonials from the
lts great superiority, can he seen. All those per
sons who are suffering with ~ adapted plates Will
Please give me call, .nd will {, Ike great pleasure
IA explaining and exhibiting To them specimens II
the WORK. All inquiries saould lie made ~ nv Of
hce as am the only authorized sgeut for this pro
cess. -
Oihce, No. 250 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautier's.
ap IS SIN
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NJ
nm I0S I

INoTIcE OF ThE RHaoyAt OF THE
LECOMPT0N, KANSAS TtRRITURY. TO
NNEEBBxxASkA CITY. IN NEBRASKA TERRI
In accordance. with II provisions Of the 10th SEQ
ton 81 ne act OF CONGRESS sPpr ysd July z 1881:
entitled to establish the Offices OF surveyor
general of New Mexico. Kahsas and Nebraska,
DO TIP hereby declaEed o. mads knovnt 40 the
once OF tbs survey general OF Kansas and Nebras
"a will bs removed from LEcoNrToN. m KANSAS, TO
NEBRAskA CRY, IN NfBRa.sA TERRIroRY, az as
sdriy period as praeticabis.
Furth notice of the precise time OF removal VIII
he issued by the surveyor general for SAID Terrific
res.
Given under nv hand, st the city Of Washington,
thu : 18th d: Of April, A. p.I85s.
BY order of the rresItent:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner OF The General Lacd Office.
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Commissioner ofihe General Lscd Office.
Sapg-lawGw
hOYOU WISH TO ECONOMISE3-Then be

T1O fUC WISH To ECfINUM ISE.-The be
- sure To buy custom made Shoes instead ~Gop
oil sho' made like plnirr Iazors TO sell HHl
hot 70 wear. SHOES, especially aides
ana Chldren's. made by the subscriber Of -
the very best materials TO he obtained this
trH They never rip. and are usualy complained of,
ii ever, on account of wearing too long.
hels now ready to supply al in Washington, who
rea desire To econOmIze, with the finest ard most
hlgh,y ,hnlshed SHOES, CATERS. BOOTS,
Si.lPfERS, &c, as well with the .'ng est and
heaviest KIND of Childreu's School or every day
Shoes intended for durability and hard service and
whcl last, also includes Servant shoes and Boots,
strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war
ra- ted Ia every purchaser
HIS prices are but trIfie more than the cost OF
those oil Dad work and materisi, while ms work out
wears them four times over.
DIR. Franklin never bought paor article. nor can
any one become thrifty who does So
All should call and test tn. subscribers work fol
themselves. CHARLES WEIRNAN
aDls 18th straet near IN.
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MEDICAL BOOK AGENCY IN WASHING
lVl TON
TAYLOR MAURN supply all the Medical
Works published in The United States at the pub
lshers lowest prices.
Bookstore SSi Pa avenue. anIS >,
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~ - onH.
Speaker House of Representatives

The TURKISH VIsITERs.-We learn that tho
Chief of the Bureau of Construction, the FIR.
gineer-in-Chief and Commander Dahlgreen,
have been selected by the Secretary of the
Navy to confer with the Turkish Admiral as TO
the preliminaries for the three decker to be
built by the Ottoman Porte in the United
States. Two meetings have been had and the
result will be reported to the Secretary in
day or two
Tx WEATHER Tho following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 O'Clock a. m I:
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m (cor
rected for temperature, % AL; at noon, % i66.
thermometer, on the Smithsonian tower. min
lmum last night, 467; near the ground, 1870
Maximum Yesterday. So. At noon to- day, 50
Maximum to-day before noon, So
Raining at noon-wind NE
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NOTICE. have few Of those cheap TOILET
SEfS on hand, which viii sell cheaper VNsO
than they can he purchased elsewhere AlsoA
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENS WAREAA
cleaper thas the cheapest, with many other ~
articles too numerous To mention, at Sg Pa Ryt nue.
between Yh and 10Th streets.
Gail and see for yourselves.
lS-fim IOHN MnnE NIHr
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NEW FURNIrURE STORE,
~ no as SEVEArH STREET.
.r, Oae door sonIh Of m.
the undersigned have opened aFURNITTRt
STORE at the above location .--.E-.-
wnere they will Keep CONSTANTLY SSl&4IXES-2>,
both NEW and SECUND- GW3
HAND FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. They are de-
tefihned 10 sell on the most reasonable L. rms and
ask Of The public To cal at their ailshment snd
see for themSeves. ~
REPAIRING and VANISHING end Tp
HOLSTERY WORK done IN the most suit. tSnt'al
manner.
Old Furniture taken in exchange rnev
The HIGHEST CASH price paid for Al descr;,
I ons OF Housekeeping Articles. Person rbort 20
decline housekeeping wal mud Il To their ~dyantaee
10 give us call. as we are prepared buy in az
or small lots and will give attention ~ this
branch OF business. ISRAEL a BUCHIN
ap law 4 S7th street ona door sontb .,c m
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAlED OR STOLEN-A dark red cow,
- crooked horns, long bodied. rather thin ~zSph
IN flesh. n slit IN the let ear, piece cut Of a.
Z ght ear and a hole m the ria hi ear with 4
ring oil wire IN II, thin rope round her hons " ho-
-vrr Wi return said COW To JOHN LEE, Wash
orally rewarded. IL.
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'NHEY MISS YOU AT HOME.
Do they miss you at homes
No; for Picture they have that's An pe.,
And 20 life like. they say that it's Won
Mlnas voioe-snd they hold Il most dear.
by SANDS twas done in q second.
no sent al trlfns pensa;
lts value To them cannot lie reckond
In any computation of pence
AMBROTYfES for 50 cent, and upvsrass,
am X. SANDS GALLERY.
eP ~ Pa ave., bet. 9Th and Sta streets,
kk lex PRESSES DCLAYTEMPERING
- WHEELS manufactured by
s. p. MILLER
az l-Sw' SO south 5th street, Phiade phia,
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FOR RHNT.-Two HOT SES built with al the
u modern improvements. comforts. and convert
Property Agent, No. ss2 sIh street, between nj and
a., 49,
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IVA STATED MEETING OF WASHING
hS ton Commsndery No. /. Knights Trmplar
o'clock. "
ap14 w 8 McNARY Rec
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kOh SALE. On acoommo1 a'ng terms, and NJ
IL PRICES hat Will pgy ~ per cent. on invest
ments. VIZ; Two FRAME DWELLINGS. ON
the corner OF Pennssv wanna avenue and 21d street
wrst, and at the Cree. APPLY 10 POLIARD
WEBB. No. 5l2 7th street, between ID and r.
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GoutatiOn.
I AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
IL AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
The Instructors in this School are


Hon JOEL PARKER, LII D. Royal Professor
Hon THEoPHILUs PARSONS, LII Dane Professor
Hon EMORY WAsHBURN, LID, University Professor
The course of instruction embraces the various branches
of the Common Law, and of Equity, Admiralty Com
mercaI International and Constitutional Law and the
Jurisprudence of the United States The Law Library
consists about 200 volumes and as new works an
pear they added and every made to render it
complete
Instruction given by oral lectures and expositions
land by recitons and examinations in connection with
them of which there are ten every week Two Moot
Courts are also holden i'll each week at each of which
cause previously given out is argued by four students
AMI an opinion delivered by the Presiding Instructor
Rooms and other facilities also provided
Courts and an Assembly is held weekly practice
bate and acquiring knowledge parliamentary law
proceedings.
Students enter the School in any stage their pro-
essional studies mercantile pursuits and at the
meneent OF either term the middle other part of
term.
They are at liberty to select what studies they will pur
e according to their view of their wants and at
tainments
The Academical year, which commences on Thursday,
SIX weeks after the third Wednesday in July is divided
into two terms of twenty weeks each with vacation of
SIX weeks at the end of each term
During the Winter vacation, the Library is opened,
warmed and lighted for the of the members of the
School.
Applications for admission for Catalogues, any
further information be made to either of the Profes
sors at Cambridge
Cambridge, Mass, January, 1888. [d6t 1aw6m
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DE NOV AL
u TO STRAW GOODS DEALERS, MILLINERS HAT
TIERS, and the PUBLIC
RICHARD HILL
Respectfully announces his friends and the public
that he has removed his WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL STRAW HAT MANDATORY from No. Is
McClellan's alley to his and commOdious Factory
corner of SHARP and GERMAN STREETS where he has
ample facilities for carrying the above business in all
its various branches, including BLEACHING PRESSING
and DYE1NG B0NNETS and HATS of all descriptions
n. b. Constantly hand full assortment of fashion
able BONNET FRAMES, CROWNS, &c mr16-3m
M e L A l. l. G. RUB Err
1V1 MACHINE BELTING.
Ten years experience in the manufacture and use of
Rubber Betting and Hose has resulted in its introduction
and use in twohirdS Of the first and extensive
utactores in this country Its great superiority over
Leather in point of strength shown by certificates from
the Engineers of Steam Fire Engines. They say "Wc
have burst coil after coil Of double leather double rveed
Hose while Rubber Hose has stood the test in every case
The price of Rubber Betting is fall 30 per below the
price of Leather and in point of durability the former
far superior Testimonials of which have in our DOS
session.
STEAM PACKING,
MANHOLE PACKING,
CAR SPRINGS, &c,
hand will be made to order.
E. NJ. PUNDERSON & CO,
2o9 Baltimore street,
DEALERS IN RUBBER GOODS in all of their extended
variety my10 If
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SHOES, HATS AND BONNETS.

SHOES, HATS AND BONNETS.
~ TINGES Il ALLNUTT,
MNISSION NE HANTS
245 and 247 BALTIMORE STREET
Offer to the trade at reduced prices to advances
large and well assorted stock of fresh goods from
importers and manufacturers, consisting in part of
SHOES and BOOTS, of all leading kinds.
FUR and WOOL HATS of every variety.
LEGIIORN and other STRAW HATS, Tan, Brown, Sill
ver-Grsy, White and Mixed.
BLO0MERS and FLATS, trimmed and untrimmed
And full assortment Of
BONN ETS,
STRAW and SILK, white and coored, of latest styles
The entire stock is worthy the attention of shippers
and wholesale and retail dealers. mr27