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CONGRESSIONAL.

IHK SENATE, yesterday, after the executive
session, resumed the consideration Of the resol,-
lions Introduced by Mr.. Mason on the previous
day, which are as follows:
Resolved, (as the Judgment Of the Senate }
That American vessels on the high seas, In time
OF peace, bearing the American Tag, remain un-
der the jurisdiction OF the country to which they
belong, and therefore any visitation, molestation
or detention Of such vessels by force, or by the
exhibition Of force, on the part OF foreign pow
er is in derogation Of the sovereignty Of the nj
ted States.
Resolved, That the recent and repeated viola
lions OF this Immunity. committed bv vessels of
war belonging TO the navy Of Great Britain in the
Gulf OF Mexico, and the ad jacent seas, bv firing
into, interrupting and otherwise forcibly detain-
ing them on their voyage, requires, in the judg-
ment OF the Senate, such uneQuivocal and final
disposition Of the subject, by the government of
Great Britain and the United States, touching
the rights involved, as shall satisfy the just de-
hands Of the government and preclude, here
after, the occurrence of like aggression
Resolred, That the Senate fully approves the
action Of the Executive in sending a naval force
INTO the infested seas, with orders 'to protect all
vessels of the United States on the high seas from
search or detention by the vessels Of war OF any
other nation And 1t Is the opinion Of the Sem
ate thai, II 1t become necessary such additional
legislation should be supplied i'm aid of the ex-
ecutive power as will make such protection eff
fectual.
The resolutions were adopted without a call
Tor the yeas aud NAYS
WI cidy, from the committee on Commerce,
10 whom was referred the Joint resolution to au-
thorlze the Secretary OF War to modify the con
tract made with RICHTER and Grain for the reno
val OF distinctions in the Southwest Pass and
Pass POutre, at the mouth Of the Mississ ppi
river, together with the ACCOMMODATING PAPERS
reported them back and asked to be discharged
from the further consideration Of the subject. on
the ground that the work has been COMPLETED
and the contract complied with, and there is no
necessity for any further action in the premises
The motion was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. Sldell, the Senate then ad-
journed sine die
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III The three Chicago. Ill. daily papers have
adopted the advance payment system.
IL II is a singular fact that four Of the fresh.
est and bloodiest tragedies in the country were
perpetrated by BARRIERS.
IL The folly Of litigation Is shown by the
suit brought at Portage, Ohio, by Moses A. Biz.
chard VS.. Worcester Bliss, for damages done to
sheep Of plaintiff by dog OF defendant. The trial
just closed was the fourth one CT the case by a
jury. 1t occupied four days, and resulted In a
verdict Of $50 damages for the plaintiff. The
identity Of the dog was the main point In the case
The costs have run up TO 81 900,
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ID The case Of Cancemi, charged with the
murder of policeman Anderson, has assumed a
different aspect. Mr. Blankman, counsel for the
defence, and three other witnesses, have testified
that the rag picker volunteered his services and
importuned them for money to leave the country
before the present trial. Mr.. Blankman refused
and the testimony clearly refutes the allegation
OF any offer Of money on the part Of the counsel
for the prisoner to purchase the rag picker, to-
wards whom the defence now points with some
thing more than suspicion as being himself i'm
plicated ia the murder
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IL The contractors" for the new party as
senoIed mass meeting in philadelphia on
Tuesday. H. c. Carey in the chair and 4 vast
number OF Vice Presidents and Secretaries. ia
Ten "hereases and eleven resolutions they de-
ca'ed the country on the road to ruin, and offered
70 stop IL with high tariff brake
non. Jacob Collamer, Hon. Humphrey Mar
a"i' non. James +. Simmons, Hon. y roote,
w thompson, and others addressed
the meeting, which was VERY Iarye
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IL The National Division Of the Sons OF
Temperance met at Indianapolis, Ind last week
and adjourned on the 18th, to meet in June,
1859, In Philadelphia. The following officers
were chosen ID. C. Townsend, of South Caroii.
IA, Most Worthy Patriarch; F.. w. Jackson, OF
Maine, Most Worthy Associate; and Fred A.
Wickhardt, of Pennsylvania, Most Worthy
Scribe
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IL The London Chronicle SAYS that the Nor
mon agents IN England have siOpp-d ernig rating
rom Europe during The pending d IT, ulties, but
probably will resume operations as soon as it is
decided 10 what quarter they shall direct their
sfe
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IL The British Government has bestowed the
Victoria gold medal upon d.. Wynne, of New
YORK, as an evidence OF their appreciation of his
sciehuhc ability The immediate occasion Of the
presentation Of this medal grows out of a repor;
Oh hsiatlc Cholera, made by DR.. Wynne TO the
English Government in ISL
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H The Circuit Court at Augusta, Virginia,
mas been engaged, for several days past. in the
ttlal OF Rev. ID. Downey, Catholic priest,
charged with the murder OF William MulIious
IN Staunton, Ia December last The prisoner was
Drought to the bar, and on arraignment plead not
tuiIty The court house has been denseiy crowded
during the trial. and great interest is manifested
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The STEAMBOAT CALAMITY.-As far as ascer-
tanned, 50 cabin and 100 deck passengers were
rescued from the Inflated steamer Pennsylvania,
leaving Is cabin and 50 deck passengers missing
and no doubt lost
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u The Republicans of New York talk of
running for Governor the judge OF the City Court
Of Brooklyn, recently expelled from the Baptist
church on account OF secret nightly interviews
with d widow
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IL in Boston, the other day, the lightning
threw razor from narrow ledge in chamber
10 the other side Of the room, where it landed
open, the blunt end of the blade fastened into the
floor
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u The ceremony of 'spiking DOWN. the
last rail on the Northern Central Railroad took
place yesterday, connecting Baltimore with sun
bury, Pa, and the system OF roads north of that
place
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IL The effec is of the overflow of the cotton
lands by the late freshets are regarded al New
Orleans as very serious, and the market, in con.
sequence, is advancing
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NOTtCE.-To the LADIES' and Gentlemen of
Wdshthgton.,h lady from Baltimore wishes
20 purchase ladies' ant gsntlemen's good cast off
APPAREL for which fsr ossh price viii b. paid.
Gall or address II. King, No. SO Pennsylvania av-
enue, between IA and 9th streets, and persons hsy
ing such articles dispose of will be promptly called
on at their respective residences, by the advertiser
10 ll-lW
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NOTICE.-TO MY FRIENDS AND THE
L

NOTICE.-TO MY FRIENDS AND THE
~ PUBLIC.
l desire TO inform my old friends and customers
that nave again returned to Washington City ard
am now engaged IN my former and usual husine SIS.
Having been absent from the city for some or o
Onths, trust all who have hitherto supported and
encouraged me will again patronize me. During my
reported that had lett Washingto with a consd-
cradle amount of money without the intention of
turning the city. Now, all rave Ia say lie that
the said report was false in every particular.
am now prepared to pay every dollar which
may honestly owe TO any one, and hope all who are
Indebted to me will do the same towards ne.
Respec. fully,
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II Two brothers, in Chicago, who were
In"ddened to desperation on account of the per-
sistency with which sister Of theirs attended
religious services, brutality sacrificed her life.
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@ The second eldest paper in the United
States, the Newport Or. j. Mercury adopted a
new dress on the 18th June, its Lundredth birth.
day.
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IL The New Workers going to have a
yacht race around Long Island. Seven Vessels
have already been entered
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IL The Indians have massacred $50 OF the
Inhabitants of the island of Ruaan, and possessed
the whole southeast part of Yucatan
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DAFFLE.-a tine Young trottipx MARE ha
IL tween fonr and five ssre old, perfectly n
sound and gentle, and trots inside of MIN IN
First rate top BUGGY. very strong and cas-, rub-
hing. second prize. ~"
NEW SDLKY, used but three wee. s. third
prize. 1885, 'n"u
One set BUGGY HARNESS, nearly new. fourth
Son One Ruckskin SADDLE and NEW Birdie,
are subscribed for at SIS per chance at
;. o- l.LOIDS estaurant,
% ID eoIW southwest corner of 7th and r sis
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4 tREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
~ COhL.-We now purchase orr Coal for cash
direct Ola the mines hence we sell 1t at greatly
reduced oroes. Persons III want would do well to
see at what low prices we are now selling Goa l..
Our Coal is from the best mines Ia Pennsy wanna.
and we warrant 1t equi If not superior to anv ever
brought to this market. Vessel now unloading.
Greater reduction in puce when taken from vessel.
Coal well screeAed. and $40 lbs. to the ton.
Terms cash. WARDER K STEWART.
lie ISL Office onTner III and 9TH ats.
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE. coNp.Ny-

WASHINGTON INSURANCE. COMPANY
w Capital S2n,so, With fsd-rtdnaI lfabiIiry Of
dIi stoekaoid.,s-lnsures all classes of pnpparty.
DlrSetors-Wm. =, Bay ly, Francis Mohun Hud-
son IA, LOT, am bacon. Jos. Srysn. NJ, ". CAT
benz. Heali Jas. r. Halliday. and Mn. Orms or
nee corner Pa. avenue and 18th streef
.,.,r JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Pres.
OkAFTON ID. HANSON, Sec. ma 7-SavI,d
Ro6uERi ON TnE IlrH JUNE, 'Isss.-The
AZ e~rsou sho picked up Mr.. "A. ~ Emery - check
lor aoo Gu he nank Of Metropolis, ana obtained
nouey ior the same at the Bank, Will plesse nl1Io
restitution .mediately, without further ex pa.ure
TO Mr, Emery OF the bank, ie $50
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BOARDING.

ROAhDlNG.-A small and strictly private fam \,
- would ike Ia secure BuaTurrs gentletU. al
a.u hus or Two Single gtnteman, Ia " hon the, Gao
oher aiurnIshed ftnl oI k"oms ADJOINING, and one
~ thfoc hcoins. with gas reasi liable terms
farnrs can siuoy tho Comforts 81 q home No chit
drsn IN the house. Apply nj SO n street, between
6th and 7th streets.
To Lyr-one Room. without board jersIu.
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GEOKGlA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b> obtained at the
CHEAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington. on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Page or at the Office of the Orange and
Alexaudria Railroad, at Alexandra,
Richmond, DanpiHe, Lynchburg, Bristol,
KnorUiiie, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA,
Nashrithr, HuntsUiiie, Grand Junction,
Memphts, Montgomery and Nev Orleans,
BY direct route, AID continuous RAILWAY connec
40 . tons to Memphis.
Afording greater ErpsdiiiON and COM fort and
being over 0it.S shorter than by any other ROME
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at 60 n. m. for Alexandra, where pas
senger take the cars Tor chnond CharlOtt svIIis
S'annton, w hite Sulphuc Springs, w Woodstock. a. ,
and at IA p. M for edmond and al points So tn
ph's. - -'
Baggage Wagons aud Omnihuses leave the Office
ia. avenue, at O'Clock q. M. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Aren't,
ye l.-u Washington.
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three-fourths Of the members and others aes-
tined for any point west of a line drawn from
Lynchburg, Va, to the western extremity of
the Gulf coast of Georgia and south Of Ken
lucky, who have already left US, have gone by
that route, while as large proportion of those
remaining will surely take it, For reaching
any point in the district of territory described
above, it is much the most speedy route avail
able; while the country it traverses is full of
agreeable novelties to nine tenths of the trav-
cling public; and in all its accommodations it is
surpassed, if equalled, by no other extensive
line of railroad connections in the United
States 1t has only to be theoretically brough.
to the notice of the American travelling public
to insure it patronage by through travellers
equal to that now enjoyed by its great rival
the " Illinois Central"
CONFIRMATIONs.--The following appointment:
by the President, have been confirmed by the
Senate:
POstmasterS.-Hon.J Jas. J. Faran, at Gin
cinnati; BENZ Harrison, at Cleveland, Ohio
VIM. d. Holt, at Covington. Ky; George w
Porter, at Harrisburg, Pa; A. Buckhart, a,
Sing Sing, N Y
Collectors Of Customs.-Wait Wadsworth
Plymouth, Mass. Augustus Jenkins, Ports
mouth, N. H.. Bolton F. Strother, Chicago
Illinois
.Snrreyors.-Thomas Benneson, Quincy. Ill
Daniel Wann, Galens, Ill. T. Jefferson Sher
lock, Cincinnati, Ohio; Philip H. Rosson
Shreveport, La.
Register, Of Land OGces.-Hugh Brawley
at Stevens Point, Wis. John R. Bennett, a
Chatfield, Minnesota; John j. Lowry, at Boone
vile, Mo-; Ira Munson, at San Francisco, Cal
Reeeirers.-JohnH Ii. McKenny, at Chatfeld
Minnesota; L. E. Buckner, at Bonneville, Mo
Surveyors Generai John C. Hays, fol
Utah; James Tilton, for Washington Territory
Indian ASsnts.-Charles II. Mix, of Mime
sofa, for the Winnebagoes.
Frederick Dodge, of Nebraska, for the In
dams of Utah Territory.
The PRESIDENT, We hear, has been some
what of an invalid for some days past. On The
day before yesterday, he is said to have beer
bled, and yesterday was not we'll enough to per
nit him to receive the usual avalanche of visi
tors of the day
Ao-u"y, tuV PuoiiO Will Uo SrdtiUeu 10 lcaTu
the Presidents health is so far restored as tina
he is engaged in his usual energetic transac
ton Of business.
The NAVAL COURT-MARrIAL, OF which Com
modore Stringham is President, sitting on Ger
tain charges preferred by Commodore William
Mervine against Commander E. B. Boutwell,
for disObedienco of orders whilst in command
| of the John Adams, in the Pacific, is still On
gagged taking testimony in that case, and will
probably be occupied Herewith for several day.
yet.
CONFIRHED.-The Senate have confirmed tn,
nomination of Mitchell Steerer, to be postmaste,
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, vice J. r. Sharp
stein, whose nomination was not confirmed b,
the Senate.
TEH WEAraHR.-The following report of tn.
weather for this morning is made from the Mors,
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n ORPHANS COURT, JuNEl5. 1885,
DISTRICT or COuUMBIH, u.s. ''''

w AsHiS GTOS COUNTY-TO tctt:
In the case of Mary T.. inch, admins ratrix dc
bonIs non of David Finch deceased, the udminstra-
trlx as aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the
Orphans Court of Washngto Ton county AFORESAID,
appointed Saturday, the 10th day of July next, fer
the final set Element and distribution of the personal
estate of said deceased of the assets in aad so lar
as the same have been collected and turned into
m )ney when and where all the creditors and he rs
OF said deceased are notified 10 attend lat the Or
phans' Court of Washington c'.uuty, afor esad }
with their claims properly vouciled, or they may
otherwise, by law he excluded from all benefit Gf
said deceased's estate provided ,py of this order
be published once week for three weeks 10 the
Evening Star previous to the said 10Th day of July
next.
Test: ED, N. ROACH Registrar Wills
True copy-Test: ED. N. ROACH,
Js l7-lawSwr RayIster Wills
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L. l. o K A l. o &C r X r,
THE FLOWER QUEEN;

THE FLUWEh UUEEN,
Or, 1HR CoROSATIOs OF TIKI kosE.
This leautIful CanLata, music by Geerxe r.. DOT
and words ls Miss Frances Jane Crosby n graduate
of the New hork Institution for the Blind, val be
gwen, for the hrst time IN Washington, by the
PupIit of tie First and Second District pab 10
Schools on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS, the 18th and 18th instant, at the Assembly
Rooms, l.ou.sIana avenue. near the CORNER II 9TH
street. al der the direction of Mr.. j. III. Danes.
No pains have been spared To make ihIs the most
interesting musical enfertslnmsut ever given IA
Washington. About one hundred girls viii sing an
chorus. al oil which Will represent hOvers. Tie
hall Will be decorated to suit the OCCASION.
Tickets % cents: can he had Of Val. Harlaps h..
Jos. H. Daniels. the Pupils Of the First and Seccnd
District Schools. and At he door Of the hall ihs
evenings Of the Concerts. je l2-dtd
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DEMOVAL OF WOOD YARD.

The undersigned has Removed his Wood Yard
from sth street to the of 10th and Canal sts,
opposite the old Gas House, where may be found a
stock Of different kinds of gOC d WOOD. Thankful
for he patronage heretofore received, he sOcits
continuance of the same.
II He would say to those WHO have bills stand
Ing tn the first of this ear, that settlement
is particularly requested. Those who do not comply
by the let OF August, their orders will not be at
tended to.
Je l7-3t JOHN B. BOONE.
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DROWN SUGARS. FRESH TEAS, RIO
ID COFFEE, NEW CHEESE, &c.
Is hogsheads Porto Rico and Eng. Island SUGARS,
10 do. Porto Rico and Musoovado MOLAS-
81 bbis. New Orleans MOEASSES,
IS bags Rio and old Government Java COFFEE,
6o half-chests fresh Green and Black TEAS part OF
very high grade and PAT medium and low priced
50 barrels Crushed, Pulverixed and Granulated Su-
CARS,
SMOKES New CHEESE, In fine order,
1850 pounds prime Western Smoked Shoulder BA-
CON,
l25 choice Sugar cured HAMs,
Received and for sale BY
je l7-3t MIDDLETON X BEAiI..
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SAMUEL T.. DRURY,
- NeJt TO the corner of l4th st. and Pa. dc.,
DEALER
FAMILY GROCER iES, WINES. LIQUORS.
FRUITS AND LUXURIES,
is now selling at prices to SUIT the times. He names
IN part
Best Brown SUGARS at : and cents,
re pounds Crushed and Pulverized SUGAR for 81,
; do. superior RICE for Is cents,
Prime 6reen and Roasted COFFEE, IL cents,
Superior Green and Black TEAS, 50 cents,
Adamantine CANDLES, Is cents,
A tBe lot OF BANANAS and PINE APPLESjust
received.
Ifyou would save from 10 to % per cent. In your
purchases give Inc call.
ie IL st (Statesl
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHIN6 ToN EATRE.
BENEFIT OF
MR.. Aver.
6RE.r Hrr oF
LAS NAmgULA.
cool HOUSE.
IL No increase Of prices III
THIS EVENING, Jane IL. Is5s
Will be perform ID for the last time, Beiiiris O.
La SONNAMBULA.
MISS ANNIE MIt t,!;sIi, Mr. : FRAZER
MRS. HARRIET aSEasy, Ms,REEoLPH-
Conductor and director ol Music. ID. &. COoPAR.
To. morrow tFriday, at I O'Clock.
AGRAVD OPERATE MATINEE.
Fun particulars ia small balls. Admission "a usual
will he prcduc cd Dor "a erii's Opera OF
L'ELISERI D'AMORE.
SUNDAY EVENING.
Haydn's OFstorlo OF the Creation. "
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
In compliance with the anIieusy -ex pres.ed WISH
of many OF our distinguished lad, patrons. the
GRAND OPERATTC MATINEE
OnFRIDAN NEXT.
commencing a. one O'Clock, p. m.
But one emf ertalnment Of this Kind can be gwen
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME.
Overture" Lei, Dlamants de la courounns' -
Auber-Lesder. Mr.. w. With, RS.
Aria-" yIeni la mia Vendetta, '-Donzetil-Nr.F r.
Rudolphsen.
Romance :" lie TcTeador," Wagner = Charles
GuIlmette.
Song o, hear the gentle Lark Sir H. Bishop
Mss Annie Miner. Flute obhssto-s,snor
Mamibl.
Ballad-".T he one we Love,"-Romsr-Mr. Fnzsr.
Trio Tire Lass o. Gowue, Miss Annie MIlnef,
Mr.. Frazer, and &. Gaiimette.
Descriptive Soela-"The Ship on Fire."-Rus-
Subsidiaries ullmette.
Introd uction Air and Variations, Voice and Wolff
.'SOmo Cieio,'-MIss Annie Miner aud Mr..
ii. &. Cooper.
Duett-"SIr, a Secret,"-Rossini-Guhm ctte aud
Rudolpksen.
SonE-"The Bay of iscay,''-Dayy-Mr Frazer.
Laughing Trlo-"NAdasia VIA d. Qua, "-Msrun-
Miss Miner, NJ. Frazer, and &. Guilm.tte.
OveTture-"Ie Ckeval de Bronze, "-Auber-Lesd
er, Mr.. w. Wilhers.
Matinee begins st half past O'Clock. Prices a.
usual. In the Evening the Opera Of IL 'EhseIs
ID Anore." $50 =
CERT. II
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~ Pianos. at eli prices, at
JOHN r. ELLIS.
sos 70. ave., bet, 9Th and 10th sts
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NOTICE TO MEABERs OF CONe KEss.-Member5
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and patch, at the Star office Price,
for 5000 copies OF sixteen page speech one cent
and half EACH for IL, 900 or more, one cent each
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TEH WEAraHR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 O'Clock q. m !:
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It, JOHN MCCARTNEY

HAMMACK BKO.'S KESTA URhNT,
H Nos. pa and pug Pa. aueaue,
under WIZARDS Hotel.
Having made all the necessary arrang ements for
furnishing genllem with meals We are 4
fully prepared to furnish any number with yEsA2
their meals at any Lour during the day and .8&
up to IL o'clock AZ night Our house uppll ed W tn
the very best that the market will afford, and all the
delIcacies OF the season served up daily. We name
N part ;-Green Turtle, TerTapins, Frogs Black
Fish, Sheepsbead, Halibut, Rocx, &C., Hard and
Soft Shell Crabs, HOLSTERS, CLAIMS, DC.
Our eating bar cannot be eQua lei, in point of var-
etv. In reference to our ltOCk of Wines and Ii
quOrs call will be sufficient.
Our eating bar will be opened on Sundays from 3
n. nj. to 10 p. m.
p. :. FAM lies In want of 6 resn Turtle Soup or
Steaks will please send their orders. je I7-iw
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~.
Public attention Is respectfully invited TO his col
lection of
looks, Stationery. Gold Pens, FSIE{N
Novels, Periodicals, 4 c., &c. -iSM1
Eng French, and American Sta
tonery of the finest quality: SA.Rn10
Amerosn and English STA ndard w orks OF the latest
and best editions,
Splendid Family Bib es and Prayer Books,
Beautifully RouLd Books for presents.
The English and Amer can Poets and DramatIsts
comp OmIslnx the finest and most full editions OF
Moore, Byron. Scott. Shakespeare, Milton, Burma,
Pope, Southsy, Bryant &c ,&c.
FalrchI DIS Improved Gold Pens.
Also, imports, and will keep constantly on hand a
coieotionof 6erman Oil Paintings OF thd lines {
quality.
No. 42a Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9Th SITS.
ie Is sOSm