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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

-.,,n,ed Mr.. Mccormick, and Mr.. a. u. Browne,
,,bo uas associated ss counsel 10 the ease pre-
sented 70 Judge Eckels last Sr'.any petition for
writ Of habeas corpus !G oe directed to Mr. s.@-
Mrs. Richards. commanding them to produce the
child. and show cause If any they had, Tor her de,
tentiop. The writ was granted and served, ana
tho narties appeared with their counsel, Mr. Hosea
Stout the Mormon Attorney y-General oil the Ierri-
tory. The hearings in the case were had before
Judges Eckels and Sinclair, and resulted Yesterday
in an order that the child be discharged from the
custody Of the defendants and committed, by con,
cont of tbe psrties. 10 Mr.. DOtsOD, the United
etstes Marshal. 10 be delivered by him TO Mr.
polvdore with as little delay as practicable As
soon g. suitable person can be found 10 take her
in CHARGE she will be forwarded to the British Le-
cation at Washington. She Is an intelligent ana
interesting girl of now twelve years 0i age; ana
whatever may have been the Influences eXerted
over her during the last four years II u especially
fortunate that she has been rescued at this time.
Had another year passed without the successful
intervention of tie father, she would probably have
been betrothed. if not married, to p0ygamst.
II WAS noticeable that return was made Ia the
writ Of bsbeas corpus by Mrs. Richards under her
maiden name. Jane Mayer. What could have been
the design Of her counsel in such proceeding
cannot imagine unless he thought that he should
thereby avoid raising any question touching poyga-
my. But he nearly succeeded IN raising such =
question by the very means he adopted to avoid
doing So The return Of Mr.. Richards disclaimed
any title on his part to the custody of the child,
and denied that the child was in his possession.
The return of Jane Mayer acknowledged that She
had the child in her custody under directions from
its mother. But neither Of them trayeTsed an nile
CATION incorporated into the writ from the PLAIN
tiff s petition, that Jane Mayer Mr.. Richards
wife, Advantage might have been taken of this by
the plaintiff counsel to contend that the return OF
Mr.. Richards was the return also OF his wife, for
upon leave to amend being granted by the Court,
the defendants by their counsel declined to alter
either return. cite this incident merely to show
how inevitably the social system of the Mormons
must be subjected to Judicial scrutiny. 1t will be
impossible for any intelligent Judge to be sent here
by any Administration who can avoid interier-
ence with polygamy" by any means except NAL
feasance in Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
Commence IN earnest.

Coin FoUSD ~ TBE STREETS oF BALrINORE.-
\ chemist. while passing icw days ago through
Of our streets picked up few stones lsed for grading
Struck by the resemblance 10 California ore, he ex-
anned his specimens and found them 20 contain about
So of gold TO tire tun of ore. The mystery was
ocared up asccrtaIing that thes stones hni been
brought as ballast from California. Where are our
Californian.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

DELAwiRE.-The Peoples Convention of Delaware
met at Dover the 81 inst. and nominated for Gov
srnor James :. Buckma.t.r Of Fr.derjee. for Cou.
gres~ " liam X. korre OF Dover.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

AFPoNTNESTs BY TnE PREsiDESr.-Sanuel II.
Taylor, Deputy Postmaster at Cumberland, Mi, in
place Of VIM. 4. Taylor, resigned.
Plilip B. shepherd, Deputy Postmaster st Decatur,
IL, IA p.ae. Vi J. l.. Poet, removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06
LATER FROM UTAH.
IEorsLArrvE ELECTION.

ARRIVAL OF JUDGE SINCLAIR
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On the 2st instant. after an illness of four davs
scarlet fever. MARY, eldest child OF Washln. ton
and the late Elizabeth Naylor, aged 10 years and
months.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence on ID street. between I51a aud i4th sts., on
This (1hursday Afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
On the 22d instant, MARY FRANCES, aged If
months and ~ days, only child of Joseph Weeks.
On the Goth instant in the vicinity of this city. a,
the residence Of her son, Clark Mills, Esq, Mr.
JULIAN FRENCH, of Tay or, CORTLAND cOur-
ty. Now York IN the 78th yer of her age.
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PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEP

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEP
L ing in repair the Lines of the Magnetic Tele-
graph Company between New York and Washing
ton, any part thereof not less than 81 miles.
The line on the Railroad consists of four wires
between New York and Washington. The Line
on the common road OF two wires, the entlreldis-
tance.
Proposals VIII state the charge per mile for keep
lug the Tres IN order, properly insulated. and the
charge of substituting, when required. new wire
and sound chestnut posts 25 feet long, peeled. and
SIX inches In diameter at small end.
Address ]. KENDALL,
General Superintendent.
m l1-eOtf Washington. ID. G..
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X. Il. HARRIS. nj. D.,

The RELIEF afforded by DR.. J. Hostetter's 'Stom-
ach Bltters, In al cases of Dyspepsia and othe r
similar affections. has given that valuable prepare
ton po, ularity among those W no for suffered
from such ailments: Ii is excellent a tonic and
benehcent IN It's effects on the system It's history
is one most of miracles one to which nr. Hostei
ter can point W it'll confidence and credit. Indeed.
no remedy. perhaps, IN the same period has attained
such an extended popularity as the Doctors Bit
distress of stomach. Those who have tried il speak
pra,s"sly of ITS effects, and therefore We com
mend 1t TO general use. The "Bitters" free
system, or Objectionable to the patient.
rywhere. an N cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22

sHoPLIFTINe Yesterday gentleman passing
the store of Clagett, Newton, May Il Co, noticed
girl about - years Of age, taking goods from
the store and hiding them under her shawl He
gave information TO the propretors who overlook
her and commenced questioning her She denied
the charge until they began to search her, when
she started and ran into cellar on Ninth street
She was arrested ny officer Ross, who took her
before Justice Thompson. She gave her name as
Reeves Justice Thompson. after hearing the
evidence, committed her to the eSunty Jail.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE TO ADvERIIsERs.-To secure the most
conspicuous positions for advertisements In THE
STAR they must be sent to our Office as early in
the day as possible. Those who delay to observe
TINS caution should not complain If they do not
md them where they prefer Ia see them. II is
always safest to get them to our counter between
and 10 in the morning, IL wishing them insert
ed satisfactorily on the same dav.
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NEw YORK April - Flour is heavy; sales OF
9.5O1 bbls; State ~ I5asi 81; Ohio % SSae4 20:
Southern 81 5nsSi as
Wheat is very dull aud closed dropping; sales
unimportant and prices nominal Corn has ad-
vanced; sales Of IL, 600 bushels; white 73a75c /,
yellow 76a77c.
Beef is higher; Chicago repacked Sl3asH
Pork is higher; mess sI7 IOasl7.ls, prime els.
Lard il firm at II = all &C.
Whisky il dull al u &c
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Financial.

NEW YORK, April - stocks are lower, and
dull. Chicago and Rock Island f5k; Cumber-
land Coal Company IL; Lacrosse and Milwaukee
~: Michigan Southern 25; New Work Central
s9a; Reading i6s; Milwaukee aud Mississippi
81; Cantons 2l9s Missouri 6's 49,
sterling exchange is dull at l1r alec
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MARRIED.,

On the 15t instant at the resIdencs ftha BRIDES
father IN this city, by the Rev. Bishop Pierce, ID.
NJ. DUBOSE. Esq, of Memphis. Tenn, to Miss
TOOnbs.
At Malvern, near Alexandra. on the 18th instant,
by the Right Reverend Bishop Meade. r lev. RI II =
ARD X. MASON to MAMIE VAN DYKE,
youngest daughter ofthe Right Reverend Bishop
Johns, of Virginia.
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DR.. HARRIS invites the attention of sufferers to
the following remarks:
Having devoted his entire attention to the sue
cessful treatment of all CHRONIC Cow
PLANTS for twelve years. giving relic and
eectlng cures highly sati Ifact to many, begs to
and stare your case A thorough examination will
be made, and If relief can be afforded and eff
fected, q candid Aye or No will be given.
PILES.
RHEUMATIsM,
ASTHMA.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETIIEA,
GRAVEL, DRoPsY,
IRRITATION OF THE BLADDER,
and all diseases or arrangements Of the genltals IN
both sexes.
X. Il. HARRIS. M. D.,
National Hotel.
DIR. III will visit Washington every week during
April, May, aud June. remaining uesdays
Thursday s.. and Fridays of eacn week. Can be con-
suited from a. IN. TO p, m. and tn p. m.
up 22-2t
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Railroad Ntrik0.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2I.-The Reading rail
road workmen at Richmond struck TO day on
account of the non payment Of their wages
Some OF them, il is reported, have received no
paw since the first Of January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
ID Ouick Sales-SmaN Profits
We are daily receiving our supply of Spring ard
Summer CATERS and SHOES Tor La -sSsa
dies, Misses. and children. 0&&f
AI.o, q superior article of BOOTS and ~
CATERS for Boys and Youths. ~
We would respectfully solicit call before puT-
chasing.
We have Caters and Hall CARERS little out Of
style, which selling for IS cents pair for
Ladies' and 61z cents for MSsss at the old TIA nd
of A. HOOVER a. SON.
South side Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22

WALTER ID. WYVILL,

No. 453 Pa, are.xe. Soutk side.
would respectfully announce to the citizens of
propose building the coming seaso- that he ~ now
prepared to put on and repair METALLIC ROOFS.
OF all kinds, in the most approved style and most
durable manner and also to put up and repair q r
TERS, SCOUTING. &c, at the lowest prices, and
sOlIcits share of their patronage.
He begs also to cail attention 10 his assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING ARTIC LES, comprising
Cooking and other Stoves of the approved pat
terms, as well as general supply of Tin, Copper,
and Iron Ware, IN his line OF business, which he
will sell cheap for cash. ap I1-iws
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-Diseases of
I Females exclusively treated by Ur DusoIs.
Remedies for Female arrangement from 8 to S.
Relief qua ranteed in all cases. Consultations and
otters strictly confidential. Patients from a dis =
tance provided with board, nur sing and exclusive
attendance. Medicines sent by mail LADIES' pr
vate circulars sent per et@r free, except pustsge
Address DIR. DUBOIS, No. l20 west 18th street,
New York.
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The Minnesota Loan Bill.

CHICAGO, April ~ The majority In favor Of
the proposed ID We millions of dollars loan by Min
nesOta. will probably exceed 20, 600 votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22

WATCH RETuRNs.-Christo Sock, German
firing gun In the street; workhouse 90 days. Jas
Hadman, Ireland, riotous and disorderly con
duct; $500 security for Court. Ten lodgers-non
residents.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
r. HAN nSnNE RITTInTNt.

~ BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
ElEE HAN DSDME BUILDING LOTS ON
u TIRE ISLAND Al AUCIICN.-On rRIDAY. the
81 instant, shall sell, the premises, at hsfpast
soc nck. LOIS Nos. B. IS. -, IS, and 10. IN Square
M. is. This property is handsomely situated.
west.
Terms: One fourth c,sh balance n q, II, AMI IL
months, for es bearing interest from day of 50
deed gwen ana deed OF trust taken. Title indIs
putabie.
ap I'D A. GREEN Auct
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IA A CARD.
+ are receiving and opening superior stock Of
SPRING AND SKINNER CLOTHING, aIsO, Of
choice styles Of summer al Ga tbs Sassimerss
yestings, Linen Drills, and Duck, OF the latest
PASS patterns for gentlemen and youths. There
have never been offered in this market such articles
Of style and make cannot be manufaci ured to or
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO..
ap I9-sw so Pa, av, between 9th and 10th SITS
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m l1-eOtf

TCE!-I Ell En-,
JUST RECEIVED and now landing, Per schoon
ers w. Salisbury, A. Middleton, Rebecca knight,
and NJ. A. Shropshire, eight hundred and forty SIX
tons best quality BOSTON ICE.
l.. J. MIDDLETON.
Sc Once corner and I2th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22

EXCEEDINGLY well worth visit is the Catho
lie Fair now in progress at Odd Fellows Hall
and which positively closes this week.
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The baltimore Built Engine.

PHILADELPHIA, April n There Ia a grsnd
torchlight procession here tonight by the Gre
men in honor OF the reception of the new Ere
engine built at Baltimore for the Washington
company. There are about 40 companies in line
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IIIinoi. Democratic Csnventiss.

SPRINGFIELD, April 22-The Conventions Of
the two wings of the Democracy organized yes
terdav, separately.
The administration wing represented by
delegates from - counties, and resolutions were
adopted strongly endorsing Mr.. Buchanan and
his cabinet.
The Douglas wing was represented by ~ conn
ties, and resolutions were adopted endorsing the
course of the Illinois delegation In Congress.
without dissenting voice. Nominations were
then made
The administration convention postponed Its
nominations until the Sth of lime
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By J; G.. MCGUIRE, AuctLoneer

PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN SD AND "a STREETS,
At AUCTION On WEDNESDAY AtrEk =
NOON, April 2Sth, at 81 O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell Lot No. in reservation No. 10, fronting
= feet on Pennsy lvanla ave. running back so feet
~ 1eet alley, with the improvements, OF
two-story Brick Building, with the excellent
store rooms on the avenue and accommodations for
Terms: One-thrd cash; b1lance in and Il
months, with interest secured by deed in trust on
the premises. If the terms of sale not complied
with within FIVE DAYS after sale the right is reserve
to resell, at the risk and expense of the d-fautng
purchaser.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
ap ~ J G.. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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A. ZEN. Auct.

NARSpAL'S SALE,-In virtue OF a writ of
lfI herI facas. issued from the Clerks oice of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia, ior the
County of Washington. and to directed, 1 shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH IN front of the Court
House doc of said county, ON FRIDAY. the l4th
OF May, l8S8 az IL O'Clock the following described
property. tn wit All d1fendaIts rig ht title CLAIM
and interest IN and To Lot No. O. IN Square No. 1876
IN The City of ashington, d. G., tOgeth with ali
and sing ulaT the improvements thereon seIzed and
levied upon as the property of Francis A. Di kens
and Will be sold To satisfy Judicial No. 90, 10 NAV
term, 1864. IN favor of VIM. IS Sheppard.
J. ID OVER,
Marshal fnr no tnf of Col
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FUTURE DAYS.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two ~ wrIts
lVI Of herI facias, ISSUED from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit court of the District Of Columbia for
IN County OF washington, and TO me directed,
shall expose to public sale, Tor CASH in front of the
Court house door of said county on FRIDAY, the
18Th day of May, 1852 at IL O'Clock H., the follow
ing described property, To wit all defendants ht,
tt!e claim, AMI interest, ia ard TO lot No. To- In
Square No 2'3, together with all and singular the
improvements theraCn, IN the City of Washington.
Allison Ma lOr ard W Ill he sold 10 satisfy judic al
No, so to January term, 1853, IN favor of George
r. Jil!ard. saDd Judicial No. l49 10 January term
1853, In favor of Richard Thompson.
j. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
Al Sl-ts for the District of Columbia,
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SPENCER'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED
Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got u p
expressly for the work, can be at the office of
the bilshers, 1873 7th street between - and r.
ap l7-f JAMES CARTER. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22

WEDpING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
cream and Water Ices at 50 per gallon at the
ap l0-5w* J. FussFII
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'TEI.EGRAPHIC NEWS
FROMAsSoCLATED PRESS AGENT.
The Li,,lc> Murder Csse

ROCHESTER. y. Y April 20-The trisl Of
stout, indicted with Mrs. Littles, for the murder
of the latier's husband, Is progressing. Mrs. XII
stout, sister-in-law Of Stout, the prisoner. was
on the witness stand ten hours to-day, and while
giving her evidence the prisoner was discovered
communicating by signs with her She testified
that Stout and Mrs Littles bad occupied the same
bed The prisoners mother was then placed on
the stand and testified that he aud Mrs. Littles
came home on the night or The murder covered
with blood. arms broken and bodies bruised !;
that she and Lttles son went TO the river, saw
Littles' manged body, and found Mrs. Littles'
cameo pin, Stout's cap, and took them home -
Her testimony created intense excitement IN the
court room II is thoug BIT that the lad testimo-
ny will be still stronger against the prisoner
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Arrest Of an Alleged Fore,r.

WORCESTER, Mass April 2O-H. ID. stone.
who was arrested in Springfield on Saturday for
forgeries in this city, was held TO bail to-day In
the sum of ZOO He was also arrested for debts
amounting to s7no11. and i'm default Of bail 10
the amount Of ala ono committed TO iail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-22

NARSHAB'S SALE.-In virtue of two ~ writs
lSl OF herl facIas ISSUED from the Clerks ice Of
the Circuit Court of the District If Columbia for the
expose to pubic sale, for Casa, IN front of the
Court House door IF aid County, on FRIDAY.
the i4th day OF May, 1853. at II O'Clock No. the fol-
lowing described property. 10 wit: All defendant s
right, title, claim. and interest and to Lots Nos
J., 8, and g. In Square No la together with all and
sIngusr the Improvem thereon, in the city of
Washington. ID. c., seized and levied upon as the
propert. of Charles n. Van Patten, and will be sold
to satisfy No. is JudcIais to October term 1885, in
favor of WIN. g. w. and JAS j.. White and No 81
judicial TO October term, 1855 In favor of James G.
McGuIre administrator Of John ID. Brown.
j. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
ap @-ts for the District of I.nnmhia
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Execution AT ChicaRo
New York MARKETS..

CHICAGO, April 20 -Straub. who murdere
Mr.. Lauerman in December last, was execute
70 a Nv
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no YOU WISH TO ECONOMIST Then be
- sure TO buy custom made shoes Instead -G6r
of shoes made like pindars Iazors, to sell 6
not to wear. SHOES, especially i.adles'Y Wv
and Chdren's. made by the subscriber OF -
the very best materials TO be Obtained this coun-
try. They never rip, and are usually complained of,
If ever, on accoun; of wearing too long.
He Is now ready to supply a. IN Washington, " hO
rea y desire To ecOnOmize, with the finest and most
highly finished SHOES, g >ITtRS, BOOTS,
SLIPPERS, DC, as we'll as with the strongest and
heaviest kind of Chdreu's School or every day
Shoes. intended for durability and hard service, and
which last a. so includes Servant Shoes and Boots
strong y made, yet handsomely finished, and war
raDted tn every purchaser
His prices are but trIfie more than the cost of
those OF bad work and material, while his work out
wears them fonT times over.
DIR. Franklin never fought poor article, nor can
any one become thrifty VINO does so.
All should call and test the subscribers work for
themselves. CHARLES WEIRMAN
aD l4-ly 18th street, near II
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Nj ARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF three t3D
W wrts of heri faclas, issued from the Clerks
ofhce of the Circuit Court of the District of Co
lunbla for the County of Washington and to me
dlrec ed shall exPose to public sale, for CASH,
front Of the Court House door Of said county on
FRIDAY, the l4th day of May. 1853, at u O'Clock.
m, the following described property. To- Wi: All
defendants right title ann, and interest Ia aud to
part OF Lot No. B. IN Square NJ he. inning the
SOUTH asst corner of aid lot, then west with Gig
go feet, thencs north ninety 1851 feet eleven CI1
inches thence Gas, eight 6 5eet thence south WI
the rear lice Of said OF No. To beginning. lso
part OF Lot M. 2, Ia Square No. SIS, beginning a.
point on street > feet from the southeast corner
of sald lot and running west to sOuthea uorper of
Lot No. 8, thence EoTth with the line of Let
No. u:nc Six 1863 feet eleven UD inches. then
east and parallel To line thrt, -four (Sij feet, he c.
sohth ninety SIX tsSl rect eleven fID inches TO be-
gnGIEg. together with ali AMI ngular tue improve
ments thereon. IN the City of Washington. ID. c.,
seized and levied upon as the property of Palm IA
SIMS and Will he sold to satisfy No. 10 Judicial to
January term, 1855. In favor of Morris, TaskCr
Morris, and Nos. 2l2 and 2l3 Judlcials 10 January
term, lGi3 IN favor Of VI ldileton. Beall, II. n q
A. hooe. }. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
aP ~ Is OF the District Of COlumbIa.
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ITO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

We would call the attention of Carpenters and
Rullders to our immense stock of SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOUI.DINGS, do. We have just re-
ceved 600 pr. of Blinds of various sizes from
the North. which are No |. We have also in
store over GOO windows of Sash, of various sizes
glazed or unglezed. Also. well selected stock of
Doors, manu- fac ured from kiln dried lumrdr. We
would call particular attention to our stock of
Moudings Of over l51 different patterns. We have
made arrangements with the best northern manu- =
features for constant supplies.
All those intending to bu Id the coming season we
think will do well Ia give call nnd examine our
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
ii. w. HAMILTON & co.
N. BAH Patterns OF Carved and Sawed Brsck-
cts: also. Novels and Beusters furnished TO order,
and Blinds Painted and Hung 10 order.
Call at No. So eth street, opposite Centre Market
ap8 colin III. w. II. & Co.
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cDsn REWARD will be paid for information
= L.BV winch shall lead To the apprehension and
conviction Of the person or persons who attempted
to assRssInste Isaac EntvIsls and Reeve Lewis NJ
the n rthcast cnr.er Of the Capitol Square, the
mig M Of the l7th instant. The reward will he paid
on the certificate of the District ATTORNEY. after
cOnS IctIon, upon application at the Bank OF Wash
-