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SPiRiTOF THB MORNING PRESS

The InteiIigencer is again, to-day, devoted
to news and Congressional proceedings.
The Union thinks that the time formally
agreed on by both Houses Of Congress for the
termination of the session (by the Senate yes
terday)-the 7th If June ncxt-will afford
ample time for disposipg of all real business
before them. Our experience induces us to
think otherwise; it being impossible that the
House will attend unanimously to legitimate
business rather than politics the Union s
condition-precedent on which its judgment in
the matter is based.
The Union also opposes the project of placing
the proposed new Government Police in the
hands of others than the General Government;
holding that as it is designed to be for the pro-
lection of Government property especially, it
should not be under the control, directly or in
directly, Of the voters Of the city.
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H. Priscilla Hartramft, II years old, has e
covered 81 200 damages of J. NJ. Chamberlain
80 years old, for breach OF promise, the coursh T
having commenced when she was Il, and be
having had two wives meantime.
III Total number of births recorded in Con.
.cticut during 1857, III ,}5 in 1856 it was III l39
increase PIC. OF marriages in 1856, 3 az; In
1857, $50: increase 3i2. In 1885 he number wa.
45S6, or $50 more than in 1857. The number o.
deaths reported in 1857 is 65S5 in 1856 it wa,
1924 showing an increase OF col.
HOTEL SICkNEss-Our Augusta (Me) coIr :.
pondent, in an all usiOn to the death of Mr. Bit
tues, well known resident of that city, SAYS tha,
his death was FASTENED by congestion of the
lungs which he could not throw of In his nos
trate condition from long sickness contracted al
the National Hotel, Washington, ID. C.-BosfoH
Trdreiier.
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IL A committee of the Baltimore city conn
ellis are in Philadelphia, inspecting the police
fire alarm telegraph system, the management Of
which has been explained to them by Mr.. Phil
lips, the superintendent. The steam fire engine
was put in operation yesterday afternoon at
franklin Square, and the visitors were highly
delighted with its workings
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g In New York, on Wednesday, the police
arrested the proprietors of gift enterprise -
1t is said they published weekly paper called
the g Golden Prize, ;" filed with sensation stories
ana other similar matter. The prizes were offered
TO subscribers and varied at from 50 cents to $500
Some Of the items Of inducement were Two
packages of gold containing $500 each; 9 five
do containing 500 each - "ten patent lever
hunting watches, at 500 each" The proprie-
tors on promising the Mayor to abandon the bu-
siness, were discharged from custody.
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III The ship sunny South has arrived at New
York, having OH board several passengers of the
ship John Gilpin The latter vessel, while on the
voyage from Honolulu for New Bedford and
when of Cape Horn, on the 29th Of January last,
at two O'Clock In the morning. during d heavy
gale, struck sunken iceberg and sprung aleak
The leak gained rapidly in spite of all exertions
to keep the ship free by pumping, and on the 3lth
she had thirteen feet of water in the hold At
this critical juncture, and just The ships com
pany were preparing to abandon the vessel, the
British ship Herefordshire hove in sight, and
subsequently rescued the passengers and crew, as
in number. The Herefordshire put into Bahia,
where portion of the Gilpin's passengers were
transferred to the brig Hurricane Bird, which has
which has arTiged at Baltimore. The balance OF
Passengers aud a part Of the crew left Bahia in
the Herefordshire, for Cork. and on the voyage
fell In with the Sunny South, which took them TO
New York
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IL The latest dates from Bermuda report con-
siderable injury to the potato crop in exposed
parts of the Island, from a recent heavy scuther.
y gale. The quantity of that estulent planted
this year does not equal that of last year.
Turks Island advices ofMarch 9th state that
provisions We're plentiful, and that al abundant
supply of salt was on hand. The Home Govern
ment has refused the application of the people on
Turks Island for an alteration in their Consttn-
ton
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III The New Orleans True Delta, of the sth
instant, has news from British Honduras to the
1lth ult. Great alarm and excitement prevailed
in consequence of this capture of the city OF Bee
calor by the Yucatan Indians, and the massacre
OF some of the inhabitants. As il was feared that
the savages would extend their marauding into
the towns of the British Colony, troops had been
sent up the Rio Honda TO protect the settlements
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III The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is
20i miles in length, and it cost about $500 900
In 1850 the taxable value of the land in the coun-
ties through which 1t passes, taken from the
census, S2s ,942 81; and in 1856 the state as
sessments makes it $50, 9l7, DO or an increase
in six " of SOS, sos SIS. This sudden
is alone the result of an internal improvement,
which has cost ONLY 81 ono ngD
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II There was disastrous collision in Ches-
apeske Bay on Tuesday night last by which the
brig Victoria and the schooner l.. C. Kelly were
sunk, in IL feet water, win their cargoes-sugar
and coal. A passenger on ire briy-Mr. w. G.
Marriott, Of Nassau-went down With her, hav-
ing returned to the cabin to procure soe tri Sing
article which he desired to save
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DEATH IN BALL ROoM.-On Thursday morn
ing about o'clock a sad affair took place at a
ball In Philadelphia. While the ball was In
progress lady named Alkaline Sewell, who
was engaged in dancing the Lancer's Quad
riiie, suddenly fell upon her face upon the floor
Her companions FASTENED to raise her up, when
1t was found that she was dead The meIan hol '
occurrence caused deep impression among the
persons present. Her husband was in the ball
room at the time of the melancholy event. The
ball which was the closing scene of the life OF
Mrs Sewell, was given on the anniversary of heI
36th birth-night. A coroneT's jury rendered
verdict that the deceased died from the disease
Of the heart
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The Fancy DREss BALL.-Those desiring cop
les of the Stars account of the Fancy Dress Ball
will and 1t in the weekly Star" now FOR sale al
our counter
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN CURED
Il SMOKED BEEF.
CHARLES THOMA takes pleasure in ann
ding 70 ms customers and the public that he tas
cured the finest assortment of SMOKED BEEF
ever offered IN this market. The same will be sold
either a. wholesale or retail A call is solicited
from the best epIcUres of WashInet ton. The Beef
he had at stalls 81, Centre and 4, North. Mar
kets.s From those that have purchased w have the
highest CONNIE ndation. To please the public with
n good article is our aim. ap l6-eC3tt
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EURNITURE!-FTRN ITUREm-F URNI
TEREttt

Now in store the most complete assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE ever offered too
the pnbIc, embracing every article necessary vi
to furnish house from the kitchen tn the at -
tic. To which cordially inv tie all WHO are mi"
want Of + urnlture TO give me a call, promising
bargains 10 all.
Handsome Parior Suites. covered with Brocatelle.
comprising Ttte-a tete Sofas, Arm Chars,
and X ecepiInn Chars.
Black Walnut aud Mahogany Parior Suites in HAIR
cloth,
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Bureaus IN great
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Hashstands,
Black Walnut Wardrobes bea utIinlly carved,
Oak. Walnut and Mahogany Msrbiet" sIdebOarGs,
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany Marble top Sldeboards.
Enclosed Walnut Commods and Psrlor Desks.
walnut and Mahogany ttaEeres or WhsinuIs.
Marble top and ether Cottage Sets, from $50 10
Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Fxtrns ION Tables
Mahogany and Nanut Msrbie top Centre Tables,
Mahogany, Walnut and lTop Har Racks
walnut and Nj shoSaby Easy CasITs, IN hair, cot 4,
and leather, Wa nut snd Mahogany Rotkers.
walnut AMI Mahogany ParIor Chars, Oak and
walnut Dining and cfhce Chairs, ham sutne
Rush butlom Reception Cha ~. Cane Chars
aud Rockers. of every style and price. Chld-
Tens high and low GnaIrs at every kInd.
fuckers celebrated Spring stat Beds, GILT frame
and other LookIn. q asses, Tete-a -tete Sofas
Lounge Bedsteads and other Lourges. Iron
Redsteads and Iron Washstsnds. feather Beds,
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Common Bureaus,
WardrObes and Washsiands, Bedsteads. Saloon
Tables, WashsInks. Towe' Racks, washstaLds,
and Cradles. Walnut aud M1hngany Bnnk.ases
Piano stools. Trund,e Beisteads, Seitee era
dies, Campstoos.
,, AGENTS for Grover Bs,eEs celebrated sewms
No. SIS, Iron Hall, Pa avenue.
dp 0-xdwhw betw OH and I0fh 81
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Samuel Ward, Esq, of New York, to be the
United States Consul at Bristol, England
capital selection, indeed. Mr.. Ward is gen
tleman of extensive information and accomp-
lishments Indeed, we know no other who, by
experience and information, is better qualified
to be essentially of service to his country and
countrymen in such position.
NAVAL INTELLIGESCE.-The following Mid
shipmen have been recently examined at An
napolis for promotion, and passed in the order
in which they are named, viz:
No. l, Philip Porcher; No. 2, Alfred Hop
kins No 3, Montgomery Secord; No 4, Ed
ward o. Matthews; No. ), T. Mex Buchanan
No. s, George E. Law; No. Z, Edward P. Lull;
No. s, Edward Lea; No. 9, Alexander F.
Crossman; No 10, Charles S. Norton No. IL,
Hamilton ii. Dalton.
THE TREAsURY.-The Treasurers statement
for twelve days ending on the 18th of March,
shows a slight improvement. The reduction
of amount subject to draft is only S439, 1854 46,
or about one half of what it was during ten
days previously.
TEE WEATHER The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Nor 10
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about7 O'Clock g. m t:
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TO JANE BAKER, JOSEPH BAKER, JNO.
r. BAKER, ARTAXERXESF r. OFFUTr,
AND ELIZABETH A. OFFITT. HIS WIFE,
HILLARY l.. OFFUTT, AND WILLIE 6.
You are hereby notified that he Hon. VIM. NJ.
MerrIck. Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
the District of Columbia, las this day my aSpli
cation, as the authorized agent ofthe United Staies
Issued his warrant directed TO the Marshal of the
SAID District, commanding him To summon jury of
eighteen men TO meet on your land, called Whlteha-
ven or 10y whatsoever name or names the same may
br called, lying IN the county of Washington, the
said District Of CoumbIa, and west of Georget
and on the north of the Chesapeake and Ohio Can'l,
on FRIDAY, the so day OF prI instant, 1864, at
II O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, for The pur-
pose If valulng and GoEdemnng part of said piece
OF land as of an absolute estate perpPtny in the
sad United states, for the use of the Washin gton
Aqueducf, and assessing all damages which the
owners thereof shall sustain by reason of the said
United States cutting and constructing the SAID
Washington Aqueduct through said piece of land;
when and where you will attend. If to you 10 shall
seem meet. NJ. G. MEIGS.
Captain OF Engineers, Chief Engineer
Ofthe Washington Aqueduct.
Washington April 18th. 1853. an IG-2w
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No. n Nassau street, N. Y, April "a

The CONSUL AT BRIsrOL, EsGLAND.-Amope
the combinations by the Senate, published in
the Star this afternoon, will DO found that Of
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GROVER BAKER'ssEWING MACHINE

The subscriber has taken the agency ,nd b,. no.
on hand an assortment of the aboye caiahrst -,
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; and. IN pre-
sentns mem 10 the public notice. can, without fea
ne best article ever offered to the public They are
10 all KINDS OF family sewing from the fine 4
g. the c'arsest kind. He most respectfully invites
the ladies' TO call and exam ne them =
=, lady VIII always be In attendance 10 exhibit
chasing. " WV s VI pun
Neeules of all sizes will be CONSTANTLY kept on
hand for SAFE q W R0TEi ER ""
No. 3ls, Iron Hail, Pa. sv, between
m 5taw6w 9Th and 10th streets.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

ROOTS AND SHOES
ID Quick Snlss-SmaH Profits.
Summsr CATERS and SHOES Tor La GsaI
dies, Misses. and Children. kWl
Al o. a superior article of BOOTS andy ~
CATERS for Boys and Youths. -
We would respectfully solicit a call before pur
chasng.
sty which selling for rs cents PER pair, for
ladies' and 6-1s cents for MiSss. ct the cid stand
South side Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th streets.
apl6 cost
~ ANALOSTON RETREAT.
HE undersigned has rented the magnificent
Dwelling on AnaOstOn Island, opposite 4
Georgetown. for a PLACE OF RESORTYGM
for Gentlemen during the approaching EEL
warm season. aid pledges himself to keep IT ia a
sa Isiactory manner.
The beauty Of this charming Islend is too well
known to require description
lt can he conveniently reached. nv boats. from ali
quarters boat will ALWAYS he found IN waiting at
the lowe end of High street, GeO-setOsn, within
two hundred yards of the Omnibus Station, and one
az l4th street Bridge, Canal.
The undersigned is quite certain that If q Gentlemen
will make one trip there they will thereafter visit 1t
as often rs their business will permit.
charge of large and fashionable establishment in
this city. His Island House will be opened Oh the
I'D Instant.
1t can also be reached by gentlemen fond of An
agreeable drive ride by crossing the Long Bridge
and from Themes. by good road, to the causeway
from the ma land to the Island.
L:HALPIN.
modstion Of Pic tsIcs and Fishing Parties at tn /,
Grocery and Vine Store Of Jonas p. Levy corner
ofl2 h and b streets mort H. the Canal, No. 54
ap Is 3dtw6w tIntel. q Statesl
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LOST AND FOUND.

O. REwARD.-Strsyed or Stolen.-A dark red
ID COW, with crooked horns: long tot UDfrA
led; rather tam m flesh; q SIN IN the len {t&fS~
ear; a piece out cf the right ear. and hole ds--
IN the night ear, with ring of wire tnli; IA, IRA
rope rnund her horns w hoover wall return tho sRd
Cow to JOHN LEE, No. SIS street. Island w arb
ington. ID. C., will receive the above reward
spl 81
OST.-AprIl l4th. on lith street. Pa. avcnre, or
j 7rh street, a Black MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK. valneess. excepting To the owreT. The
finder W I'll Ice suitably rewarded on Its belRg lef ~
the ofhoe Of the Star. apis
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THE BRITISH EXPEDITION TO THE
..!r; Crimea, by w. H. Russell, L.. l.; D., tn.
with numerous lamentations and additions, illus
trated with pisns, woodcuts. DC; So 80.
A Dictionary of Trade Products, Commerce.
ManufactuIIn and Technical terms, with a de inI-
ton of the Moneys, Weights. and Measures Of all
81 81.
The Divorced, 10y L.dy Charlotte Bury 25 OTIS.
Just out and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
ap IS st %, Pa avenue
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoSeREss -Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
nsatnsss and dispatch, at the Star office Price,
for 800 copies OF sixteen page speech one cent
and half each; for 600 or more, one cent each.
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ID GEO. III. VARNELi.'S
l. L n g NJ q X L. M ,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue, No. 81
betreer 6th and 7th streets, north side
Sign OF THE BARREL.
SIGN WORK and FANCY PAINTING IN all
its various branches.
Having engaged the services of Mr.. William n.
Oiton gentleman well skilled IN the Profession I
propose to execute all Sign and Fancy Painting from
~ Ia ~ per cent. cheaper than any other firm M
Washington City, ana respectfully ask a call and a
chance for trIai.
House Painting and Glazing in the most approved
style and IN n workmanlIke manner
The celebrated Pollsh OF enameIled white i'm thu
French siy which far excels any other mode thai
has ever been In use for brIancy of gloss and dura
bility of wear.
Tue EmP""rum will be open from 61k r. m to g..
~ DON'T f. rget to stop at No 81, syn of the
Barrel" ~ oen 10 she
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plANOS-Four second hand Pianos. IN good
order. for sale very cheap at the Music Depot of
epA w. q. METZEROTT.
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CECILIA YOUNG. now residing n
" ashineton, will receive pupils 40 Voc a.
r SiS eIlher as private pupils ar ia Glasses
Esod tEsrms. &c, apply ass 10th street, between
rfopesed pupils in George town can make ,pplica-
ron ~ MSS harrover's Sen mary, on Tuesdaysnnd
r rldays, from IL to o. clock. An Io-Im.
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No. SIS, Iron Hail. Pa avenue,
ap 5-2awSw betv cen OH and Iotb sis
nj b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
w has established

AGALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
In ashIngtOn, 1T No. $50 Pa. avenue. Sweeny
hIttenhouse, FAINT Co.'S Banking House, He ~
prepared 10 execute commIssI for the Imperial
Photograph, hitherto made only 81 his well known
establishment I'm New York.
A variety of unique and rare Photographic spool
mems are included IN hrs col lection, together with
of the United States.
Mr.. BRADY brings To his Washington GALLERY The
results al fourteen years experience ia Eurnna
and America, and the choicest products of his ar
during that period. lie feels confident thai the re-
sources at his command and the artistic ousit, ~
his works will commend has Gallery TO the af.enii" n
OF the Washington public. ism 1s,,,
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NQLkWIS CARBERI. JOSHUA RITCH
IL, AMI MARY RITCHIE, HIS WIFE
PIERCE SHOEMAKER AID NJ A X r A
Berry AND J0SEPH CARBERY:
. GU are herebr notified that the Hon. William Nj
Merrck, Assistant Judge of the CIrcuIt Court al
cation as the authorised agent of the United
issued his warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
saIt District. commanding him To summon jury OF
eighteenS 60 and lawful men to meet ON your Is NO
called w hItehiven, or by whatsoever name oi
names the same may be called, wing in rhe County
OF w ashlngton In the said District of Columbia, he
Ing west OF Georgetown, End north of the Chesa
peake and OHIO Canal, on Thursday, the lotn day @
April instant S 3, at ii O'Clock, IN the forenoon O
SAID day Tor the pur pose IF valuing and condemn
Ing two paris of SAID piece of land of an absO
the use OF the Wa hington Aaueduct, and assess
all da ages which the owners thereof snail sus-
tain by reason of the SAID United States cutting and
constructing the said " ashington Aqued act
through said pI ce of land; when and where you will
NJ c. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers. ChIri Engineer
OF the W ar hIne ton Aaueduct.
Washington CIty, Aprll3, 1862 sp'i DIV
MOTT C E-A TTENTION
To Wholesale and Retail Grocsrs, TobacropjS,,
Druggists, and rae Trade generally.
We, the undersigned, Messrs. S.MSTAG CO
have Just received a OF of superb HA- mw\
l0o.UO Imported Havana, - -
75ytSn Manila Sherruots,
48,tB EIgara,
85,GU Choaclia
40,NH Operas
And other Brands too numerous To mention
Also, $50 baskets H-idsick Champagne
Also, various brands of choice old " ines and LII
quors. >. SAMSTAG Il CO,
$50 Pa avenue. bet 9Th and sts,
0ppo. Browns Hotel, Washington CITY, ID. C.
neTns according to amount, with good paper.
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ITO AsBURY F. FAWSETT, GEORGE r..
l. DE NEAL: RICHARD PETIT, and GEO.

ITO AsBURY F. FAWSETT, GEORGE r..
VIM. NJ. MerrIck. A ssistant Judge of the Circuit
Court of The District of Columhia, has this day.
my Application, as the authorized agent of the Uni
ted states, issued his dIrected to the Mar
shall of the said District commanding him to
your land, called Wnitehaven, or nv whatsoever
name or names the same ma, be called, lying the
bia, being west of ieorretown and north Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on WEDNESDAY,,
the twenty eighth day of Apr instant s5sl at ele
ven clock IN the forenoon If SAID day, for the pur-
pose OF vaulng and condemning part Of SAID piece
of land as of an absolute estate perpeiuty in the
SAID tnlted states, for the use of the WASHINGTON
Aqueduc, and assessing all damages which the
owners thereof shall sustain by reason of the said
Washington Aqueduct through said piece Of lind:
when and where you will attend # g You i shal
Captain of Engineers Chief Engineer
of the Washington Aqueduct.
Washington City. April 18th. 1855. mp I3d2w
ITO William HENTER AND SALLY III.
HUNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUE l.
You are hereby notified that the Hon. William NJ.
MerrIck. Assistant Judge of The Circuit Court of
the District of tolumba, has this day, my april
cation, a. the authorized eHt of the United STATES
issued his warrant directed TO the Marshal of the
said District, commanding him to summon ju,y of
eEh' cen good and law tul men, tO your land.
called w hItehaven," or by VIII .tsOeN eT name or
names the same may he called. II ing west of
ueors etOwn and north of the Chesapeake and OHIO
Cana IN thu county Of W. shIngtor. the DIstn ct
Of Columbia, on SATURDAY. the fist cav ol
day, for the purpose of vaiulng and cunSemnIng
part of talt piece of land of an abs, lutte es-
tate in perPetuny the sand United states for the
use of the Washing on Aaueduct and assessing ali
damages which the owners thereof shall sus ain by
reason of the sad United States cutting and con
struclIrg the ssid W ASKING ton AUuetuct thr,Iug
sad piece of land; when aud where you i'll attend
10 you IL SHAH seem meet NJ g mrICs
Captain of Ensnsers, Chief Ent ihser
Washington Aqu educt.
Washington Civ Ami Is 1883 an Ia dow
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SCISSORS, MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES
- 90. at G1BBS'S Hair Store, near Is street
Pa. avy and at his SalesroOm, under Wilards'.
10-om
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EUGENE DCPUY,
~ SOLE AGENT FOR PIsssE & LrRIN,s


/ PERFUMERY AND EOMPOEN1S
The Agency for the United Skfes of Nessrs
flesse l.nbn, Perfumery Factors m Iondor
hayIng been transferred from the late firm al Inyer
Coi ass BROADWAY, TO my own firm, Mr. Geo p
niger oelng now IN connection with nv estabisb
mentl beg 10 inform Merchants Fancy Goods
DeaIers and the Trade generally, that shall k.en
On hdha ana IN bond constant supply OF PIesSe A.
.umn articles; such as the Franz mann psrfnme
ahd us compounds, the Pestachio NM nrensraf,,y
IN ali thelr varieties; tn which NAV lie addrd Irom
.lhe 10 time, Whatever ssId hrm NAV iutTodnee m
ntarhel, cohlblnlng excellence with hoyelry Mer-
chaLts may reiy upon their orde being hied with
heretofore. n. DiPify S n"
org Broadway, New York.
w The real Franglpsnni Perfume is mspufac-
tuIed only by Messrs. PIesse X Iulan, of Iondon
mo hey take tins opportunity To purchasers
against limitations, of Inch there are NAM. Tone
GRANGE as made by r. Il l.. '"e eASuisre ira
EkANGiPANNI BOUQUET.
rEANGlPANNl OIL. for the Hair e1 ouisItely
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their ,o.r, Cor
ears ana .mpsrta delightful fragrance 10 artices
ERANGiPANNI SCENTED SOAP
fHAN6lPANNI INCENSE Tstea ho, cin.
yer veen the tongs, put piece of Incense men
III, snu me apartment will be delightfully."- perfnped
rnAN6iPANNI POMADE rms u an Tai-
h uns uent ior the hair Its superlatiye fragrance
hSs 8 eH na awerld wide reputation.
ShnshNUIPANNl SAL CHET.
sole everywher ms wSF7m
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ap IS st

OPERA LEAD GRNAMENTS.-A large AS
~ s"rtment Of Ladies' Head Ornaments lust re
celyed by
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