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~ THE MAYORALTY.-Mn. EpIroR /:
event Of more than ordrnsry interest as UPON its
issue Will depend IN large measHTs the future Of
sSrvatvs Wings who have hepetofrs acted S eSh1
the democratic party IN opposition To the Know
N3thIrg orssnizatlon, but believing III The old
Wing doctrine of 1.-The right of private dgment,'
are compelled to separate fro their recent allies IN
the coming contest large majority # our most
ductIon OF party politics INTO our city fsirs, and
the experience Of The past four yesrs Of party rule
has but conhrmsd the correctuesS of TIA Judgment
Col. Berret is before the voters of our CT SIMPLY
as party mln-he c AIMS our suffrage no other
he has made this the distinctive question upon
which We must decide; indeed. rehscting and mod
crate Democrats have not hesitated TO express
their regret that the Convention did not nominate
some gentleman who had stronger claIms upon our
Col. Berret has lived in orr midst for above fifteen
years. and during that long IcrIod has failed Ia
iden ny himself with the interest OF eat, and Il
am correctly Informed. has tut recently assessed
h'Tnse!t 81 the necessary property qualification
ance with the working Of our Corporation mrchirery
and al who are. wall readily apprecIate ia. va'me of
merchant who would entrust the mana ement of n
large ard coninhcated bu sine any one who had
not tn3rouSh knowledge OF mercantile tran.ac-
lions: The Chief Magistrate ri the National Me-
tropols should he above suspIcion. for the recent
developments ut Mr.. 1hos. Rer'y show plainl, that
oiliclal position may lie Prosiiuted for mercsnar,
purposes.
Mr.. Waliach is native of Washin ton, and has a
large interest ident Ell with the prosperity of the
CITY he has freely invested has means In all euter
Pises intended 10 de veOp It's has serve,
several ears 10 both branches OF the Councils and
understands thoroughly the working of our govern
ment As Marshal ofths District Mr.. w display ed
administrative abb n, Of hi gh ord err and developed
those Qualities We so much reed in the present dis
organized condition of our affairs
ar Wal ach dis .laims all party ties-he comes
before US as an independent candidate and as such
] shall vote for hun.
men of Washington! you who have a. interest al
stake IN the prosperity of our beoved CITY, and are
heartily sick of ruffianism and misrue 90 earIy 10
ZACH. Etl ~
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ORIG ES RE CED.
CODA WATER AND HOOK.

If you want refreshing gisss CT pure SODA
WATER, favored with the dlfterent Fruit Sir ps,
Of HOOK ia new article In this civ rsi At
J. p. N ilburn T. OPS Drug Store, under Whlerds'
Hotel, where the best quality Of tn, above beve-
J. r. MILBURN l. CO, DRUGGISTS.
je 5 eO3m WIards' HO:el,
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NJ TIE MUNICIPAL FLECTIOS-A
AS writer IN last evenings Star has under
taken positively 70 derry the ruth the assertion
that assurance had been given committee OF gen
tlemen who waited upon the President, that 1t
was not the dcsgn Of the administration to inter-
fsre with the approaching contest in any way. Svch
at iatsrri-p icaS I'D, and the President frankly
Informed these y ntiemen that the Adrnim Stration
was not responsible for thIug which might have
besn said or published committing them To any
contrary ine of conduct. IT.
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AMUsKMENTs.
SIXTH ANN AL EXCURSION
Young Catholics Friend Society.

The steamer POwHATAN hes been cngsEed Tor
an EXCURSION "a the pavilion AZ r.
GLYMOUNT oa THURSDAY. the e w. a.
10Th a stant She will iCayc Wal @s~S-Ss-sr--
inE on at O'Clock a. IN and AleNaRdra ~ -, a.
and y. IN. Retaining she Will lSave Glymouut at
each tImc.
nexceieni nIxNKR rud SUPPUE. together with
Ics Cream, Coz fectouery. &C.. wal be faIntsned Nv
the !adIes Il - Msrys congregation 10 al who may
desire them.
Esputa's celebrated Bsnd has been gag ed Tor tAe
occas ION, ard the Committee pledge themsetveE 10
spare effort To render the occasion pleasant one
&c all who Insy favor them with their presenSc-
III Tiokess for q lady and eItlemar, ONE
DOLLAR; for q lady. Fifty Cents for chldIen ant
servants Twenty five Cents. Dinner 80 cenfs sra
Supper q cents. The proceeds To he applied 10
the erection of Building Ia Ia uted rs Free
Scho0i. -
Tickets 10 be hsd Of John A. Milbura sn1 J. Wd-
liam Bowling, Alexsndrls; John o. Ellis, WISH
Iugton and ]. l.. kIdweil, Georgetown.
FyseEfire Committ6e.
Thomas Co,le Albion Hurdle.
Michael d. McOsker, De- 3 cost
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AREAFRAIDpF THETRUTa.
L Z Mr. RerIy charYns chi Rerref Nth having

0~THET AREAFRAIDnF THETRUTH.
~ 3 Mr.. Berry charges Col. B.rret with having
claimed and received 3 Jo9 Tor his agency IN having
the late Capt. Easily removed from ONCE. Colonel
ReTret admits tie money. but denies the agency.
Mr.. Berry reItPTates the charge, and refe. To Mr..
Francis Fohus aud Mr.. Joseph Prysn, " no know
all tina facts, proof OF The truth of the charge.
Why have not Col. Der, ct Bnd his friends joined
Mr.. Berry IN the reference to these geutemeL? The
only conclusion is that they afraid of the truth
Otherwise they would not have relied on q ID
bang contradiction. The pscrls now wi ! not lie
satisfied with an' hing short OF plain arnished
statement, from those gentlemen, of the facts as
they occurred They have suffi CT mt time To- pro-
duca their evidence, aud If can't hsve facts We
don't wait quIbbles and equivocst,ons
" AN INDEPENDENT VOTER.
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ROwLAND'S MACCASSAR OIL ut GIBBS'
H dar Store, near 18th street. 10 som
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GRAND UNION FESTIVAL

TSe Ladies, Grand Irulon Festival 1ror the youn.
Mems Christian AssociatOn) will be held ut
PHILHARMONIC HALL.
Penn. avenue, near Ito street, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY. Nd THURSDAY EVE
NINGS June 9Th 9th and 10th. All are invited who
wish to see the nost magnificent display Of flowers.
cream. Refreshments In every variety provided.
Esputa's Band constantly in attendance.
Tickets Is cents, admitting q gentleman and lady
Season tickets 50 cents. Children IS cents.
je28t ... -...
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H%WASHINGTON CITY, ID. G., May sath,
llS laIS.-TO Col. JAS. q. BERRET, Esq, late
Ctr Postmaster.
SIR: You appear to invite correspondence, for IN
your late letter to II. n. Easily. Esq, you cay:
"k ecognising the right of every respectable cItI-
zen To address me t."u proper ira uiries while
candidate ioT pubic Ofhce aud 10 serutinize nv
whole character and conduct"
Now, C0Onc, do ,ou deny the tact, that. on or
about the LIST of July, 1853, you did rsors from the
City Post Oil % an efficient. Trustworthy, and
faithful clerk, tas you yourself tern ed him al the
time, who had large and dependent family to sup
port nv his daily servIce-and whose only fence
was, fhH teing II Wh<-but NOT a Roman Catholic:
and did you hot put IN has place a th"rOughgoIn
rOrk arg W hlg-ard brother in law of Pucst Don
eler! And did you NOT, some tine Su ssoqueDt ia
that, remove two Wing clerks of equal rank-th.
one oman Catholic and the other mot: and soon
thereafter did yOu not ore the Roman Catholic
again TO hi piece, and let thu other run:"
You're, &c. AMOS HUNT
Life and Fire Insurance Agent, No 81
IL NnrIh al H,n L A,
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STRAlED OR ST0LEN-Fron the subscri-
- Der, at the Seven Locks, Chesapeake al d N
Onio Ina three weeks ago, a SORkE IN
hphSE: long msn. sud r@is. ND white NN
spot IN his forehead slightly hip shotten. $40 re-
"afu " hl De paid fo ME rct1tu L. ChOWl,EN
tRocky,re Journal copy three times AID seBs hi.I
To Star Ofiice.l 10 s-S,s
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A VOTER.


1@THE GAL. Lied JADE WINCES.-"D-m-
~ ocrat IN Heart, sIarting under the lash,
attempts to oNa de the issue. Now, "Democrat In
Heart charged that person appointed tn Office by
Col. Berret wasa"N hIg;' as this CHARGE made
for sinister motives. pronounced il false. Has h
attemptedto prove his assertion? Agan; he asserts
HI persona responsibility. Now, will state that.
IN coinrany with MIR. Jos. u Savage called at the
Star Off &c and requested the editor to give this
LndIvI Iuas nawe. This he declined to do. 20 much
for his responsibility Again, this doubty Demo
crat charges that Col. Berret knew that the bail,
taS en- IN a recent case, worthless. Now, ID n
not known to every person of common sense that
Col. Be6ret had more to do with this "bail" than
the writer himself? II being matter entirely with
IN the contr of the mag ing ii self ev-
dent thst this Democrats "DatIve mo les v" 10 SIM
ply mate rascalIiy. In concluding this matter,
wall state to democrat IN Heart" that, rs he has
been denounced falsaer, hold my sci in read
mss to answer any demands.
It. WM p DRI-Ry
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tpR SALE-A SORREL HORSE S,ears oil.
SOUND IN every respect; excellent a. n
Saddle horse Tor lady. Apply at se9 G ST. IN
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BOARDING.

II AIDES HAIR WORK REPAIRED. or isker
a IN exchange, at GIBBS Wig, q and aud On,
Manutact"ry, ia avenue, between 9Th and 10Th ats.
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city to their former high standard, and TO admin
lister It's municipal affairs agreeably to good order
and economy, Il is only with difidence that /
can accrde to their request being fearful that the
task imposed upon me may still prove abortive,
unless receive, after election, the assistance of
an Independent council, and that Of strong and
well organized police, which consider are in
to carry out the desiued reforms
Trusting, then, entirely to the undivided support
OF those of my fellow citizens whose interests
are SO much at stake, cheerfully acCedr to their
wishes, and allow them to my name as they
desire, with the clear understanding, however,
that am to he "independent'' in all and every
sense of the term, and am only to be guided by
honesty, Justice and equity IN all things, ana
Hnto al men, in administering, a. thelI Chiel
mag istrate, the laws and regulations OF the cry
OF New Orleans. Very respectfully, your oos-
dient servant, q. L. BEAUREGARp.
DEATH OF SENATOR HENDERSON We have
again to record an instance of the visitation of
our legislative halls by the fell destroyer.
Another member of that body has been stricken
by the hand of death, and has fallen beneath
the blow, after protracted season Of suffering.
We refer to the Hon. J. Pinckney Henderson,
U. S. Senator from Texas, who died at his lodg
ipgs in this city, last evening, Of pulmonary
disease, with which he has been so greatly az
ficted for months past as to prevent his regular
attendance to his duties in the councils Of the
nation.
Senator II. was a North Carolinian by birth
having emigrated to Texas in the year 1886
| and participated in the revolutionary Difficult
ties and early formation Of that government
when an independent republic. He afterwards
filled numerous high positions of trust and
honor, and on the admission of Texas into the
! Union, was its first Governor as State of the
Confederacy. He was unanimously chosen by
the Legislature last year to succeed tho la
mented Thomas j. Rusk in the L. S. Senate
| lie was a lawyer. statesman and orator, of tht
| highest order of talent, and bis demise will dc
prive the nation, as well as the State of Texas
| Of invaluable services.
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i OSf-rhis MORNING, on z street, near iSih. 8
L small back and tan TERRIER
SLUT, with long ears Any person bring |S
ing said slut TO Is. JOST inc Nefchant. ~
Pa avenue, near 18th street, will receive suitable
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Vow l.OSr.-A small sized red asd W hIte Cow,
" marks not reco ectsd. strayed lsst reiH
tuesday. suitable reward wall be given a.
Tor information - To- her whereabouts 3, -
the subscriber AZ 26 sonth street, Capitol a ~,
or the Bank Of " ashinston.
jas 81 JAS ADAMS
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W. SCHAFFIELD, Baltimore ConfectIOn-
3 sry, Sixth street, between q and h.-Ice
ream and Water Ices OF the best quality, in all
shapes at 80 per gallon, sent to any part of the
ity; Cakes Of all varieties made of the best mate
rails, sold lower than elsewhere In the city. Al
other Entertainments at the shortest notice and on
reasonable terms.
r. S.-ExcursiOns, Pic Mics, and other Enter
taInmonts furnished with Ice Cream and Water
lcss at 81 per gallon. Assorted Cakes 60 cents per
hundred. ma 10 Inn
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Il OST-A HECK Of r.. PIckrell & CO., dated
IL June ), 1888. GeorsetowB, 10. c, drawn
fariners' and Mechaaics' Bank OF Georgetown. No.
b. payable "a the order Of =. UHare. note. or
bearer, Tor q 81 the paw ent of which has been
stopped. The Under Will be suitably rewarded b, re
turning II TO PETER GALBANT'S Carpenter
shop. on street, between 10th and 18th streets.
lie 4 81
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OT"NOTICE TO kEEPEKS OF TAVERNS
nS AND RESTAURANTS.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Washing ton, June s. 1853.
The Keepers of TaverIs, Hotels, Obituaries. and
Bars, ~ d Drinking places of all kinds hereby
required To close that portion IF their estab shmens
whInh afford drinking accommodations thoroughly
Mondsy, the 7th instant, during the entire day.
fully csmpy with this reqUIsItiOn, ID sssary
tn do so to prevent disorder and ia buience during
the progress Of the election which viii take place
that dav.
The police are required to report the of all
persons who fail to comply herewith, in order that
they may he reported to the City Councils for such
action may be deemed advisable.
je<2t WIN. b. MAGRUDER, Mayor.
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0TMR. EDITOR Mr. John Turton hayirr
~ olJsctsd TO his me be ing placed on the In
dependent CItlZens' ticket. We request that the
name OF MI; j. w. EASILY be inserted, who, if
elected. WI not repr esent party, but the true in
terests of the
IL FIRST WARn
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0TBIBLE SOCIETY.-The I'D annlversary
US Of the Bible Society, adjourned from last
Nj ntay, IN consequence of the heavy rain storm,
W l. be held next TUESDAY EVENING, at s
O'Clock. in the First Presbyt terrain Church, on ~
street.
Addresses will he delivered by Hon. John Thomp
VI, IepresenaivS this occasion. of the Amer.
ican Bi"le Society, and by Rev. Joseph L. smith,
ID. d., of Baltimore.
An interesting meeting is anticipated. je St.
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APES Tuck ard all sorts Of COMBS AZ
U bBS' HAIR Store, nesr 18th street. and NJ RS
sales Room, under WIlards' Hotel. jesem
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1=NOrICE.-A few individuals have associ-
lS atrd together. and meet EVERY SUNDAY
AZ fERNOON. at O'Clock, In the old Masonic
story for investigations of christian chars Of
Intellectual moral, spiritual SUBJECTS connected
with mans nature aad destiny, and ali :rsons who
may sympathse with the objects of those meetings
are respectfully requested to attend the same, and
II agreeable, to become members of the Assscia-
10
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&Q REWARD -Strayed away from the Sulscrt.
y'l Der, on + riday last, a sma yrllnwlSh
COW with white legs and white spot on "a
her shoulder. The above reward will he, -
paid for her delivery TO me at No = Nest ,t.eeT
Georgetown, ID. T..
je st John KFssIFR
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yNANTED-A STEADY COLORED WOMAN az
w Nurse for AT Infant. TO one Who oan come
well recommended liberal wages will he paid. App
az the northeast corner of nth and II stree t..
je S-3ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

GI40 REWARD.-Strayc cd or stolen from tic
oIOO Commons EortL af the CIty Hiatt. ~1SpA
a kED COW, with white face, slender 49,,
hornsnDd tai tipped with write Noothet
maj ks recC llected Tue Cow an ne 8Tl'eT gA1
hut nttir nail, aud quite probably stolen. We val
give $40 Tor the return Oft Cow and loo f,r the
etgrn II the Cow aud Detection and Conv iciIon Of
the Thief.
j@5St MIDDLETON n BEAII.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS fer sale al from, a
- W elS, ana Tor rent upon very easy terms
,.s JOHN r. ELLIS,
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WANTED TO SEIsL-A Que story FRAME
w BUILDING. " bv "a, made to NOV. on raj
IL Will be sold at bargain. Call NJ NO. AZ
Perm. avenue, on WILLIAM BELL, Dyer.
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YIN ORDER THAT The YOUNG men
'hS in our employ may have some time for relax
alton during the warm weather. our stores will be
closed at 7o'cock p IN, from date June 4thJ unit
September list.
PERRY Il BROTHER,
CLAGET'r, NEWTON, MAY l. co.
J. W. colby.
X. w. CARTER,
JAS. w. SEARS,
VIM. NJ SINISTER d co. ie4-2tt
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WANTED-To inform the public that 4 have
w Removed my Resi- Estate. FIre and l.Ife In
surance Office 10 No. $40 ia sto TIN street. aud
opposite the Office of the National iutellige
je S-tf POLLAsD WEBB.
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~ OFFICE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN, june 2, 1859.
AT a meeting of the Directors of this COMPANY
an the LIST instant, James Adams, Esq was una M
Rotary.
u ALEX. McINTJRE Sec
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~ CHARLES NATION,
ILASS ENGRtNER AND DtSIGNHR
Importer of

SEvERAL FINE p AMOS, but little ma, q. for
~ sale at great bargains. Cal aud see them
3. JOHN 4. ELLIS.
yea SIS Pa ave.. bet. 9th and 10Th So
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|H FNIs
4 MOS HINT

you're, a c.. AMOS HUNT,
Lie and IRE INSURANCE Agent, No. 81
lt North street. Capitol HILL. ID a..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Niles Register G-d.by's Ho-
tel; Druggist; Secretary Oren al Lodge; Charles C.
June WIN. JONES, r. NJ.
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HATS, CAPS, BONNETs, DC.

MO. 79-PHENlX HALL, HAT AND
y CAP ESTABLISHMENT-J AR-
Mold having removed 10 his new store IN the
above building, would solicit call from the
public to examine his selection OF the most per.
feet articles of the London, Paris, AMI New
York Fall styles, composing the greatest variety
o. HATS AND CAPS ever offered in this mar
ket-remember also that this stock being direct
flom the manufactures can be sold as cheap as
in any retail establishment North. Attention is
particularly invited to A MOLD NEW
STYLE OF PATENT MOLESKlN ELASTIC
HATS, which comprise every variety Of tex
ture and elegance, and have only to be seen to
be appreciated.
In regard 10 the head gear for young men.
SLOUGH HAT is offered, which cannot be sur
passed, and sight OF is sure conviction.
The most beautiful assortment OF chill
DREN'S AND INFANTS FANCY HATS AND
CAPS. But the greatest curiosity is the re-
markable cheapness OF all articles sold Sy
oct Eff JOHN ARNOLD.
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NO.. S3.
MIsCELLANEOUs READING.
DREAMS OF A WITHERED LIFE.

DREAMS OF A WlIHEkED LIZ +.
Why is it, that as on my couch lie,
The dreams that come like Angel messengers,
Are visions of my youth, my boyhoods days
Wby is it, that the early lov'd and lost,
Should tlit before me now as in glass,
And Law their gentle fingers on my brow
II is because they were my best beloved
No friend of after years was, to my heart,
As dear as him, laid beneath the turf
Oh! noble hearted friend Thou vast to me,
The very essence OF my inner soul.
Heart spake to heart our beings were entwined!
Thou sieepest now thou art at rest, at last.
The world was cruel to thee, oh my friend
But notc, what mattereth its jeer and scorn
Thou com st TO me now, me, who have borne
The burden and the heat of this worlds day;
Thou say'st to me Peace, oh! all is peace"
And so it is This world is naught TO me-
do but lnger here little while,
And Mea on friend, we meet TO part no more.
But in my dreams see another form,
An Angel smile, gentle winning face,
Two eyes OF heavenly hue, long golden cuTls.
Oh well know. that merry loving voice
'Tis she who was my guiding, leading, star,
'Tis she who passed away long years ago.
She left me here to struggle on alone,
She perished in the Maytime of her youth
She left her image craven on my heart!
Oh! love- twas best that should be alone,
Twas best for heart and body-mInd and soul;
And thus it was that thou vast Ia en- away.
| loved thee far too we'll made of thee
A very idol, and paid my vows;
Forgetting thou vast human like myself.
But Heaven saw fit to take thee from me then,
And so, dear love, was bereaved indeed;
But meekIy, tearfully, kissed the rod
And now go 10 meet thee in that land
OF everlasting brightness, where the loved
And lost ones live forever with their God
There by the flowing river, bright and clear,
They take their harps and make sweet melody,
They sing the songs of Moses and the Lamb
They call me Hark hear them Yes, come
Friend OF my early youth, thou beckonest me,
Oh earth, oh! sad and gloomy earth, farewell +!
Farewell to all thy tolls, and griefs, and fears,
Farewell to all thy human ills and sighs
| Farewell to life! Oh friend, come, come!
March 25th. 1855 IL PENSEROSA.
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T INVITE CITIZENS and strangers 10 call
at my manutactory, No. l4l, King street,
between Washington and st. Asaph streets, and
examine my large and handsome assortment OF
SADDLERY GOODS, as DO not intend TO be
surpassed in my line OF business, by any other
city. have on hand, and ain daily manutac-
turing as fine and superior an assortment, as
can be found in any of the Northern cities.
My stock comprises as great variety a, can
be found in any other house, consisting of HAR.
NESS, of all kinds, from the fine quill work
down TO the dray, cart. and plow Harness
TRUNKS, Of every kind, fine SOLE LEATH-
ER, Steel Spring Iron frame Ladies TRUNKS
AND BONNET BOXES, and all other kinds
down to the common packing Trunks; SAD
DIES, BRIDLES, MARTlNGaLES, WHIPS,
&c, as fine as the finest; Buffalo and fancy
ROBES, DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE Gov
ERS, CARPET BAGS, VALlCES, &c, &c, OF
all kinds. Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful ior the very liberal patronage here
tofore extended, solicit a continuance OF the
same, and pledge myself TO spare no pains TO
give satisfaction All GOODS warranted to be
as represented. WILLIAM F. PADGETT.
oct 2l-tf
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Rsg~ TO the Voters Of alexandria As
some persons seem determined TO misrepresent
nv position, and are still engaged in circulating
the report that have declined being candl
date Tor the Shertfaty, deem il due 10 myself
to state that such report (whether the offspring
OF '.pohiicdi tricksry' or notD is an unqualified
alsehood-maliclously invented and secretly
circulated, for the sole purpose OF defeating my
election | now announce myself candidate,
and pledge myself to DO my whole duty, II cleo
ted. [mh 4-eotE] JAMES SANGSIER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-07
THOMAS S. JAMESON,

MACHINIST aud IRON FOUNDER,
r. CoRyER OF ROYAL AND WnKE STREETS, I'll
rs PREPARED TO execute orders lor STA
| TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans, Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
of every description. Superior CASTINGS
made TO order at short notice, and on reasonable
terms On hand several STEAM ENGINES
eight horse power, and eight or ten LATHES,
to which the attention of those in want is re,
quested NH 2o-ly