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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04

A NEGRO RUNNIHG FOR REPRESENTATIVE IL MAINE.
An election for Representative. to fiji the place Of
Wm Chase. resigned. took place in Portland, Me. ON
the 18th inst Neal Dow, the great temperance and
ncgro-equality champion, and a coorcd man named
Peter Francis. were the principle competitors. There
being but indifferent selection of candidates. com
paratively few votes cast but the people gencr
ally preferred the white man to the Republican of II
darker shade, and temperance and freedom tri-
nmphed by u majority Of ~ votes. How Neal Dow
could have consccntiously lent hemself to defeat so
opportunity for tie practical elevation OF the
colOred race we cannot con ecturc.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04
NEW ORLEANS COTTON QUOTATIONS.

Quotations furnished by the papers of the Cd inst,
Inferior Inferior ..,'' a., Low lliddng 1910 il
ORDINARY, .... sG19s Mlddng Ill 10 III
Good Ordinary l0461lOa Good Middngll4 a. II
Middng Fair. l2f E31 l25
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04


ABANDONMENT OF THE NICARAGUA EMIGnlr,oy Ex,,
pllIoNThc Mobile Register Of Sunday contains
notice from Julius llessue Il Co., that "thc trin ~ ~
1hcc 7aiatcr having been abandoned owing to to -.
lusal oi the Government to grant clearance all mr.
sons who hold tickets for passage are rcaucstcl /,
present them and receive back thcirpassagc monev y
The Register, referring to the above annolncc cmo,,
takes occasion to correct nm erroneous s,ntcm,,,
which prevails IN re Ntion to demand mndo .o,',
time ago at their Office by certain cmgranls. s,,s
the Register
Those gentlemen did not, at the time, make ma,
dcmlud for the return Of their passage money. I'm, d.
mandcd So be sent to Grcytown in compliance win.
the agreement made. This demand could not ~
course, be complied with by the agents of the vessel.
as the Government refused clearance, but the mn,
sage money was offered TO be paid back ut the timo
but was refused TO be received by the migrants Va
have learned since that the whole matter has hoo,
satisfactorily arranged between the parties.
HOWELL Conn oN roIrrAH SOVEREIGNTY, uo,
Howell Cobb the present Secretary of the Treasury
il campaign speech made in Pennsylvania pcndng
the late Presidential election, snid:
" stand to my principles intend to carry them,
out care not how they operate Principles are
daaref to me than the result ofany election any con
test IN kansas would not plant slavery upon the
soil of any portion of Gods earth against the will of
the people The Government Of the United States
should not force thc institution Of slavery upon the
people either ot tho Territories or of the States
against The " i'll Of the people, though my voice could
bring nhout that result stand upon the principle:
he people N my state decide il for themselves You
for Yourselves thr pr1nlp III Kansas fpr thrtrs.i,a
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04

PUBLIC AGrsE-thc mud with which every traveller
is spaticred on tho road to destruction,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04


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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04

Ey' Congress meets Oh Monday next
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TO BE CONTINUED.

Her SaARs or Tag LETTERS There is a
new town out in the Northwest sailed Barton
contraction Of Beartown.) At this point post
Office has been established tho route extends
some distance beyond, and there are several
Chices further on. Soon after the establishment
OF the office at Barton, the pOstmasters beyond
began to DC troubled by strange irregularity
IN the mails. This week, one thing would bo
missing the next some Otbor packA 90 would be
nan cH; and quite often letters for B. would
have to b0 sent back this stats Of affairs became
uncomfortable and agent Hall was sent on to
investigate the matter. He went straight to
Barton, where he found the post-offce in the
back Of little grocery. 1t vas about time
Tor the mali TO arrive, and lie tOIk a scat in the
grocery, where plump and good natured wo-
man, well in years, and possessed Of - rich
brOgue," attended behind the counter dealing
out small quantities Of beer, cheese, cakes pea
nuts, etc, 10 company Of loun gers, who seemed
10 wait for some event.
Hall bought quantity OF peanuts, and
treated the crowd To becr, by which course he
succeeded in removing all suspicious which his
decent garb had created assinst him. Soon the
stage drove up and the mailbag was thrown gu
the lady picked il up; and retreated to the back
room, followed by the cTowd-incl uding Hall,
who blocked up the door.
After opening the bag, and turning its con
tents on the door, the pOstmistresS produced a
box, and deliberately proceeded to measure out
peek Of miscellaneous matter from the pile on
the ioor. Having done this, she commenced re-
turning the rest, when Hall found his tongue.
Why, what are you doing there 20 he con-
trived to stammer out
lndade, said the postmistress, looking up,
" 1t changing the mail ;hat L am"
But how do you know that you get the light
matter Why don't you look it over and select
yJur own p"
Faith an It's a fools job you d be afther
havin' me do, replied her lady ship Il can t
read niyer blessed bit of ritin', an when nv
sou Jim (he's had school lsrninO isn't here I
jest measure OHl or sheer"
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III Ex-President Tyler and lady were In Nor
folk on Friday Last.
iC-" Wherever | 90" said a gentleman 70
markable for his State pride, IL am sure to mud
sensible men from my oxn State - ''No wonder
said the person Q was addressing, for ever "
man Of that state, who has any sense, leaves Il a
fast as he can
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SUMMER ROARD-

~ SUM MER BOARD.
AZ subsorISer takos :Iis method Of notifying
the Pdb Ic that the 'WAvARLY HOCsR,"y q
AT Culp"Per Court House, Va, will con :EA4
t!nue open throughout the approaching nIS /
Summer IL has long been a flvurite resort of lam,
iles and others ~ The cities. destuus to retire for
The heatei tern from tie dust and glaze OF ensoIy
populated places, GEd ls Ia better u.d II and in
all respects more agreeable Summer resort than
ever '
Tne Table of this establishment. and udeed all
It's other accOmm 1daIiOns, are unsur i'm the
State of Virginia " "
as the Chaly beate. Sulphur, aud Alum Spr.pgs in
the neIghborho0d, equal sny others in the State.
rang ed, /. immediately at tie Cu'peper Court
House Depbt Of the Orange ani AlsxaEdrIa y All
road; aGd within S1x hours of Baltimore, 81, of
Washington, End hours of X Richmond.
The terns OF board, by the day week, or month";
are moderate. - ~
All guests of the establIshme ent may rely upon the
most strenuous exertlons OF the undersigned TO
make their s0jOurn agreeable. "
GEORGE f. SMITH,
H'd 10 <iWtJuLel Proprietor,
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ELYMOCNT PAVILION.
VI 4 NEW SUMMER RESORT

For FISHING, BATHING, AND RURAL SpoRTs
The und ,rssned respectfully noe tn the CIT
lzens oi washington, Georgetown, and A 4
OF MAY, at 81, mount, toomnnnly called l.s /
MarOury's Lsndins) live miles below the " hiIe
House, on the Nhryl nd shore. sew and SPA
CluUS PAViLlDN,wIth Dining Room, Dressing
Rooms ana AL other conYeniences attached.
al Ons, and Clubs.
Ey!ry arrangement will be made for Fishing,
Bathing, &o.
The large Spring on the prem ses is said to be one
OF the purest and heathlest in this whole section
. fartles wishlng To secure exclusive use of the
Pavilion csn do so on application to G. ndersuu
StatlOner, ID street. nsar 7th.
Steamboat can be chartered for Excursions nm
application to X Rlchard II. Wallsch, Geo Mattingiy
Or 10 =. Page The latter gentemau is lifting D his
Boat with hne Saloon. and will re ready lu accom-
next, ZONES AZ Mill ER "S
sp a-avtf rroaIisto;,,
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Miscellaneous.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

w WASH sc Ioy. March %, 1859.
Sealsd Proposals will be received at this depir
meHt until the 8 st day OF hlay for the curchas
al !, part not less than e=al subdiv
of the uusoh land of the Island OF Rnck is and ~ In
the Stale of Illinois. heretofore reserved Tor militia
ry purposes.
The descriptions ard areas OF the unsod tracts
into hIch the Island is dividel hv the surveys and
Tor whioh proposals now invited, follows,
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
W Capital S3LI,at, with ind. .rldaaE liability OF
all stock cktOEdevS-insures all classes of property
Di,ect2rsoW Wm. F. Bsyly, FranoS Mohun, Hud-
son Ia! Tor, San' Bacon. Jos. HTyan, NJ, w. 6 alt.
hce corner Pa. avenua and 10Th streer
JAS. e.. MCGUIRE, Pres.
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II NOTICE.
DaID"lN BROTHERS have removed their
steam Factory to the OF First and ID streets
two squares east of their former location where
they will be pleased To see their patrons They de
sI2n EaeDIng good assortment of
DoORS, WINDOW FRAMES,
SASH, G.aZed and I'm DOOR FRAMES,
glazed NEWEi.S,
BLINDS. Rolling and HAEESTERS.
StatIOner{. PICTURE FRAMES,
NJ. NJ ,DINS, Ii,DINGS, Oval and Circular,
BRACkEfS, Carved HUBS,
and P!ain. SAVING and
pLAlNlNG ~ every description: aud IN fact every
thing which the most perfect machinery work ed y
co rpetent men, can execute.
:, cabinet mixers can always have their Saving.
Planning, and urnIng done IN the Heatest amer
, All orders from the yicinity and surrounding
states Will be carefully filed and packed to any ad
HIVE respectfully request settlement when
our DIlis are presented.
ma z5-eotf BALDWIN BROTHERS,
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=. T.. FRANKLIN

1IAS Just received at his new store corner of 9th
and ID streets hftsen cases OF r FIench and Amercan
PAPER HANGl NGS, in every variety, style n nd
price, which, added to ms former stock makes LIs
s assortment isrger and more complete than can be
found elsewhere in the district of Coin mbIa Tbay
VIII be sold at wholesale retail. at small adj,
vance on cost prices. mr IN en2w
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~ DIR. STEPHEN DhILY, ~
Ovgick no. l9s FRHSsTLyANFA hvrNgR, 49,
IsTsS z6SYs Jros;; l{fk Sfr.sf. O

Tar:s aoS.s Jro.G l&fk Sr;sf. "
Ds. BAILY be.s ea 70 to inform The pubs. that hs
can 6s scca - a. EOGTs, at has Office ioCa. ed above
Practice v,h the large number OF patients and great
variety OF difficult thst he has treated success
scientific or oLhervise, relst:ns TO the feeih His
Own experience confirming the opinion OF many men
and and f. Psrmy. has led hlE- cong since 10 dis
% ch'q al nG5oIi PreRa5atI"nEs for fnE Teeth sso
nents for the construction OF Continuous Gum
Teeth, and that Porcelain, FnoGn ed On Gold Plate
is te only relishs substance that can be worn in the
mouth, as was most cOnolusvsly shown by the last
American Dental Convention.
donce and practice in Washinrtoa, be is fssorsbIy
known to his numerous fre2ds and patrons, he bess
leave to refer them to the folovIn.
TESTIMONIALS:
From the lste Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany o
Dr. srx.uEr B.Lf: Ell Dsaf S Sri desire to o. pres,
{oa ss sn Psr.or den{st. The operations executed
public that your skill 20 vel deserves;
Washing .on, Asf. -, lass. ]. J.W.FRENcA.
From one of :he oldost Erras IN Baltimore Msssrs,
Having employ Cd lDr: Stephen Bsi;, Surgeon Den
portat snd q liicut piece of WORK, which he did to
hJ entire satstaclon, and IN view OF the fact that
College Cf Baltimore, failed, aer repeated trials t.
perform the famo work satisfactorily, gives ma
:
Baltimore, Jan.l2, 1861. Hartmann BoGss.
Kxsrsct from rots recsiye cd from the late Hss yshs
NJ. Clayton,
y. SENATE, Arr. 10, ISIS.
shs teeth Ies nads for me work admirably; moth
lsE coad 5e bsttsr Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. Clayton.
ne those that ssek relief from the mslsdies of ths
teeth, can checrfplly recommend DIR. =. Baily As q
hyperion Dentist; nc made set of porcelain teeth
for one of !anllv, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has al stood We'll for moro thar
ten sara. ROBERT 4. NIXON,
Of the Va. Cont. Of the NJ. Z. Church South.
April i3. 1853.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion 10 evai
3RrseiFe3 Of the Professional skill of Dr. =. BaIy,
Ssr6s0n Dentist of this city, or having been cOtn.s-
ant Of hs operations taIn or friends, take
pleasure IN expressing oar admiration OF his artistic
skill, as well A. of the uniformly sstis6otUry Hinnel
in wiioh he performs the most delicate and difcult
operations ln Dentsi Surge End we pecfuly
Commend him TO the confidence and patronage oi ths
public. Of which VIC consldor hIm emlnently worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect l.. -. CapIsOl.
EEoSAs MILLER, ". 10, Of Washing ton, ID. e.,
u. ). BGHRkR, VI. p. Of 6 sorE e:ogn, ID. g.
". =. LINCOLN, NJ. D., Of Washington, %. &.
jos. II. BSADLRI, OF Washington, ID. e.
eEoKGR WALTON, tx Governor of Florida.
WALTKR LRSOx, +. Mayor of Washington
HENRY BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Ofice,
&C. WIsnf, PrInol Isl Rite tenhouse Academy.
ssbf0u
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-EATS OF THE SEASON.

have the pleasure to introduce the HANDSOM
q Est HAT OUT; alsO, fresh case Of,
AFRENCH SOFT HATS of my own i'm 70
pOTtatlOn. Getting them from first hands 80
can one them much lower than ususlly sold IN this
cily. a peep at them will guarantee sales.
III sign of the white Bear" corner of 9Th
street ana Pa. avenue.
sp 81 -eOtf HOPKINS
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Dentistry, 90.
('HEOPLASTIC PROCESS,
AN TkJDRL "a IT n

('HEOPLASTIC PROCESS,
" AN NIMPROVEkFNT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY. -.
DIR. i. y. HILLS respectfully informs the prbllc
that he 10 now prepared To insert partial and (~
'ull sets of III EFT III at rsasC,.abe rates SySTT,S
on this improved plan. The great advan- -~-4AI-o
tage this process has all others 10 Its perfect
adaptation. The method of itself insures most
perfect ft. The metal 10 entirely free fiom all me
ale taste and none of the secretIons OF the mouth
can have any effect upon It. Testimonials from the
its great superiority, can be seen. All those per-
sops who are suffering with III adapted plates will
please give a call, and will Z ke great pleasure
in expla Ining and exhibiting To them specimens of
the work. AL inquiries should I've made at my Of
hoe "a am the only authorized agent for this pro
oess.
Once, No. go Penn. avenue, betw cen 18th and
18th streets, next honse above Gautier's.
n St
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T AND WARRANTS LOCATED.

Tho undersigned intending to make journey on
business through Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska,
Iowa, and Minnesota, will locate LAID Warrants,
pay taxes, &c, upn reasonable terms ard guaranty
the lands he ray purchase to be good farming lands
and IN daslrs"ie pJrts of the County. Hc will leave
the 18th day of June next, and IN IN the nea1tims
may be found at Mrs. TayIgI's, No. Al d street
ROBF. A. MATTHEWS
He respectfully refers to Hog. Alex. H. Steph-
ems. Hon JnO: Mcqueen. Hon. w. W. Royce,
Ncn. Jas: F. Dowdell. and to Chauncey Bes.or,
SSceny, RI!tenhouse. Fant Il Co, VIM. II. Smith
son. and r ohard NJ. Young ma 81 Intt
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Boots, Shoes, 60.

A<SSSct oAOOos w.
norHE LADIES or WASHINGTON CITY.
haVing been engaged iIsJnanufacturlng ladies
eA Misses, and ChIldren's shoes for -
Sthls past 30 years, We ought toN8
know by tins time what viii suit them m thai line
ana oan saley say thst wo do; which ou can prove
by giving work tral. You oan nd (st AT tnesI
the articles at the prIncIpal shoe Stores In Wash
ingtOn clty-the shoes we'll known AZ l. w.
McCurdy Il Sons Philadelphia make. ep2I-ly
TRUNKS! TRUNKS. TRUNKsm
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
Eryys, on hai q n large aad very supe-
kySTN nor sortment of Sole lseatherkn4.A
3Afa FRI NkS AND NAl. rs; alsof
Iron Frame al d Wood Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHkLS; fne
SADDLES. HARNESS. WHIPS, &c.
am prepared 70 compete with the best manu-
facturers m proof of which, read the following Ne
port tie CommItee at the FAIR of the Metropolis
tan NJ Mechanics Institute for l857:
Topham NOTtet deposited SOle-leafher
Trunk that Is oT Noitdiiy aad qEGiify OF Hlaferia
the best On exhibition.
yENxIN THOMAS, saddlsr.
B. =. hISsEy, Currler.
n. B.-Trunks Covered and every description OF
Repairing ecuted with neatness and dispatch.
JAS. =. TOPHAM,
II nte ToPHAM a. NokFLHT,D
No. {a9 7th ST. eet, oppo. Odd Felows' Hall,
mt-ly Washington. ID. T..
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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave 10 say that he has
opened New store, corner Of 18th and II streets.
where he intends TO keep an assortment Of WIN ES
LIQUORS. CIGARS, and kne GROCERIES,
hue Teas. Sugar, Coffee. Flour Soap, Olives, Rals-
ins. Figs Sqrdnes, AnchovIes, DO, al Of the most
approved brands and qualities.
Famll and members OF Congress are particnlar- -
ly invited to CAL and examine the stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A general assortment Of fne Havana Cirars i'm
ported direct BY the subscriber, at wholesale and
retail.
produce taken IN exchange.
Levy's Old Whisky Of 1870 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctually attended 90. and Coun-
try Produce, Of all deyarpten, received on e2nsign-
ment. JONAS p. LEVY,
m p lv So l2th street north.
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CAR RIA Es, /,

c A RIA 6Es,
He Subscriber having made additions 10 his
Factory making it now one Of tie lar.est ss,R =,
n IN the District, where his facilities iorSsG
RIAGE ES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he sur
passed, and from his long perience IN the basi-
All Einis IA "a ssd ,sbI WsSan, ks,, o,
hand.
Az REPAIRS neatly dono. Grc al orders prompt
ly attended 10,
Second hand Carr;stes tsk en- in exchange for new
ONES ANDREW J. JOYCE,
4 loft cOrner ef lsth and " sss.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a.,

Fror natural detects and the unequal range of mV
eyes, have been compelled To uEe glasses for seV.
raj years. | have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted 10 my eyes Fonr
months since Mt Tobias made two PAIRS esn ac:s IL,
for me, which have found 10 serve me perfsoti,
By the use OF hs optOmeter he ID enabled 10 nda M
glasses most mInutely to the eve. Ucost ehearfrSS
" recommend Mr.. Tobias 10 all having oooaSion to
use glasses. and bear my testimony as 10 AS ski Al
a. optIclap. HENRY z RAJ ,DWlN
seS AEs't Secv Ia sign Land Wsrra.ts
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VERY FINE HALI,Er Il BROWNS
"a PIANO, IN best order, " al he sold A-Iaa-,
SlH. on monthly payments, at the Muslcs5?yA
Depot of W'ff'
ma n w. G.. MFTZER OFT.
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NORFOLK, Va, July n, lsy<.

In the experience of even two years, have found
great dtcults m obtaining SpectScleg that were en-
actly adapted 10 the weakness Of sight. This M
convenience hr. Tobias seems To have removed for
the present 10y the substitution FOR of better and
more suitable Glasses. They clear, Ohry sta like
and comfortable 10 nay eJes. ! woad commend hIn
TO those who from axe other inhtmty IesuiTo ar
tihcal ad IN this way. L.. SlMkINS, Nj. ID.
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SgOUNT VERNON AND OTHER POEMS
Iva 10y Ii. Rice; pr.ce u cts. Just rece wed u
TAYLOR a MhURN'S,
nj y st 81 Pa. IVenue.
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WHINING ToN, ". c., June ls. 1850.

" NILhINtTON. N. Jle
To persons who have had the ElEht OftheiT eyes 20
impaired 10 require the OF l6ssos, I would
recommend MIR. John Tobias as a suitable person
from whom TO obtain such Glasses they msy re-
suire he has suited me with q pair Of Spectaolee
for far and near sight. NV sight has been impaired
vcTy much bJ q service Of years an the Post Ohce
Department, wh;ch berth required ne TO be on duty
from IL O'Clock az night tl Bfter day, during whlcf
time 1 used bat one hight. w. A. WALKER.
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IL - sTEYENs's
New Fancy Store, SIS Pa. ave-,
ap 50 bet, &h ana 10Th sta
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pEARI. SHIRT STUDS, Sleeve Buttons, Iyo
~ Tali.ts. Fancy Hair Pins, Combs and
brushes, cheap for cash at ~~ ~~
ma D st LAMMOND's, 7th st.
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&IUN OF THE
~ B G Z G. l. e!
q iHaicates where Jou may get I.O0Kl NG.
" ~, nES, In gilt or mahogany frames: FOR
lhAlf and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
VI sSuaiS: st or Otherwise; or any other kiLd ol
G9rs in his line. The largest lot of LOOKING
HLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, cneap
ioI cssh. JOHN WAGNER,
215 Pa avenue,
spZ-iV batween 18th and 18th sta.
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EoN CRACkERS.-We are the aeen's Of Jos
oeleLrafed CRACKEkS. Thoy are made entirety
by machinery of the choicest Gene Flour, ard
are more extensively used ihSn any Cracker Of The
kind IN the United - ates. We can furnish them al
the same rate as they are sold IN New York city.
KING & BUKCHElI.,
ma p corner Vermont ave aud 18th 81
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t,ANCROrT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HIS
10 tory Of United States. being volume 1 of the
American Revolution. uniform with PrcvIOus vol
umes. Pce - y; postage 40 cents. Just recelv ed.
For sale by TAYLOR a. MAURN,
mas 34 Pa avenue.
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We can sell the above articles chea per than any
house In the cty; and invite persons ia want ~
of such goods To give call, cur mottotN
Is-"Quck sales and small profits" N
"a A ! kinds of o!d Enrnltn5e taken in exIH
Don't mistake the place-Udd Fellows Hall, eth
street. Una POI BONTZ & BRO
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THE FINE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO use
Al The NJ usIeal Convention was furnished by Us,
ana now oheTtd for sale upon easy terms,
JOHN F. ELLIS.
mas F6 Pa lgth 50
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Mr.. J. TOBIAS. Sir: The pair of speotacles yos
To ms s, sIa Ssr, M, ,b ~
and am the owner OF eight OF nine pairs, carefully
eciecteu ~ oLu ereht phoes tnd urom optcane rec
ommeD1ed 70 me on account OF their prOfos sslOual
standing France, England and the United Statcs.
have been also pleased with your remarks and d.
reotions the treatment of the ey es for the ppT-
pose Of preserving and improving ths sight
Respectfully you're, CHS. CALDWELL,
Professor of Nj. c., LouisvIIle Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-31

EOn RENT-TWO ROOMS In the tilrd story
= of the building occupied an office by q. :.
WaliHcL. and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALTACH, ap6
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DURE LAVA COFFEE.

small invoice of this al [ ole, genuine, so much
IN deIaand, Of a recent importation Just rrcelved
and lor sale by SHEkELL & MILLER,
IA Penn. avenue, adjoining
ma S-T KirkwoOd HouYe.
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SfCOND OPENING OF BONNETS ON
- Saturday next, at -
STEVENS New Fancy store, O.
,,,, between 9Th and 10th SITS. ~