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Island of Cuba.

JOS d o I'm Go & MAY0RAL,
importers ofHavana Cigars & SLenfTObacco
No. l6 Castomhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior best selections sn
most fayorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO
AT THE LOWEST PKICEs
oLD JoE as he is more faniliarly known for the las
sixteen years, at his old stand In the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where found the YER,
Of Havana and Paper Cigars his own mport
tion. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE
can always found the very Of Chewing
Paper Cigars and the quality Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. min 2oiv
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The WILD Doc AND THE TIGER.-The following ia
extracted from an India letter.

The WILD Doc AND TIE TIGER-The following ia
extracted from an India letter:
The wild dog is about eighteen inches hiab of a
brick red or bright fox color with thick bnshy tail
tipped with black; the ears are also black. pointed
and upright. They are the most determined enemies
OF the tiger, hunting him whenever they meet with
him. have been assured by Bbeels thai thew have
sometimes seen tiger attempt to save himself by
climbing trees. On the approach of the men the wild
dogs dispersed, when the tiger jumped down and
gladly made his escape. This firmly believe to be
fact, for the story arose out of casual remark one
Bheel made to another in my hearing as we were
passing certain large tree, with straight stump
about five yards high before the branches began. up
which the tiger had jumped in another part cf the
dogs hunt the tiger for poachng on their deer or it
may be only the old antpathy between cat and dog
on large scale. 20
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A Coon NASE.-A San Francisco paper. talking
about the nomenclature Of towns and villages settled
by g hombres y from tine States, remarks;
We have heard OF towns in our States called by
such names 0ne-Dog- Town, Muggnsvile, Mad
Bull Town. Pumpkinsyile, Jaekass-Guic Shirt Tail
Common, etc, but Of all the execrable names that
have yet come down to from the Interior we back
dovh to Ground Hog-G Glory 1t is the sublime Of
tic ridiculous.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

DOUGLAS AND ILLINoIs.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cal makes the following statement and vouches for
its authenticity:
The little giant is calculating on q six months.
tight on the Kansas question in Congress He said.
less than week since, to wellknown gentleman. n
citizen OF Kansas, now looker.on in Washington.
that II 1t were possible for the Administration event
aally to carry the Lecompton Consultation through
Congress, which possibility he did not concede, ID
could not be done In the face Of the determined on
position that wond be brought to bear against Il IN
less than six months He knew what il was to press
measure through Congress with q formidable on
position to confront; and the people Of Kansas
might rest pei ectly easy in his unqualified assurance
that they could not be dragged into the Union under
the Lecompton Constitution previous to the middle Of
July. ''s '''s = =
The Chicago Times publishes the name of every
Democratic newspaper in that State, and gives its
present position, and concludes:
Thus, ont OF fifty-sx Democratic papers published
in the Democratic State of Illinosrepresentng the
sentfment1 and feelings of all sections Of the State
there Is but solitary which ventures an apology
for the Lecompton fraud. =
Illinois is the Empire State Of the Northwest II
has been Democratic for forty years. and never voted
for an opposition President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
Read This i.

nm =, ,o,r, NEW ORLEANS August II, 1857.
Dear sirThe twentyo inch Mill which purchased from
you for Mr. j. Paekwood plantation attached TO
the sngsrm engine and put in operation last week.
much pleased with In respect both regard its sim
pleity, durability, and quantity grinds timed the mill
when in operation several times, my surprise that
the mill was grinding one buhe per inute therefore
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per with ease
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them to be any m manufactured
Yours respectfully,
aulA 2ptf JOHN q MeDON Am En,,ra..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

H. II. Buckley,
WATCHMAKER
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers his new
stock of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF the es. styles and most perfect workmanship best
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS
Equal to any Watch for time.
A large assortment Of
BREAsTPINs
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEwELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREAsPINs.
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLEs.
Which offered at large reduction FROM former rates
va Personal attention given Watch Repairing as usual
n23 2p4m
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WHITE DEER~ deer as white as snow was
killed last Wednesday, near McCrullers mill. which
Is located on Battle creek. in the foot hills, on the
east side OF the Sacmmento river We are told that
one OF these white deer was captured last fall bv
some hunters on Antelope creek The anjmsI last
named was Of enormous size, being nearly twice the
weight OF an ordinary deer.
TTehama ff,aIl kdvoata
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CARELEssNEss WITH FIREARMs.-The Red River
American of Saturday last says:
Two young men residing in this parish, were play.
ing with guns on the north side of Red river on Wed
nesday last, when one of them, named Ketz. acci
dentally shot his companion, Jenkins who fen
MORALLY wounded and expired in about an hour
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reIegraphed tethe New Orleans Crescent
CONGRESSIONAL rRocurprros
I.r rHs s.1ros4I lsss.I

i
"AsHssIoS, jan b. -Houss--The House dis.
cusseo tne fresidents message and the arrest of
walker ana Central American affairs and adjourned.
eeaa's-Dooiittle introduced resolution directing
Presentation Of medal 70 Com PauIding.
Passed joint resolution extending and defining
the power ofthe President with regard 70 te o.;a'
alton OF officers affected by the Naval Retiring Board
Brown gave notice Of an amendment 70 DoolittJe,.
resolution in regard TO the medal to Pauldine. Chat
Congress Is surprised at the arrest OF Walker and
Others and Is Eatisfed that the arrest was violation
of the sovereignty Of Nicaragua and condemns Pauld
ing's conduct.D Adjourned.
Kansas News
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l3.-Goy. DeDyer's r,essaoa d, a.,
Kansas Legislature, ascrbes the anmozsy and ;tte,
eeng existing in the Territory rather to personal
feeling than to political feeling and asks Kansas q
em'i'a'e tne harnoniousness Of the Nebraskans
Washington News
WAsHNaros, Jan. I3.-Tbe National 4 Ao,,cr,t,,v.,
Society coupenced It's sixth annual meeting. twenty.
four States and Territories are represented The nro
ceedings are interesting and important. President
Wilder declines reelection.
Star Of the West.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The Star of the West from,
Aspinwall, with the California mails. has arrived
Domestic Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. I3.-FIonr. S3 20. Wheat AL,
Corn, s53 to 39c. Oats, 40A to 4l5c.
New YoRk, Jan. 1s.--Cotton Is 10. bfaber. yyn-
lands, lOc- Southern -four, "a SO to 90. southern
Wheat Red, 81 IL to 90; White. 81 Is to At ao.
Corn, very dull. Mess Pork, sl4 IS to ais. Coffse
firm.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l3.-Flour, ss rs. wb;syxv. rsc.
Hogs, dull at % rs to 42o. Ness Pork al 10,
Lard. "a to 7ac Rnlk Aa.fs L. - a.. a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
second Hand Etsrnifuye S,o,.e.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for al, k,ps. sRcosp.
HAND FuRNfFuRE also sold exchanged snd repaired b.
p. M. T0URNE,
jyH No. 1zBaFonne, near Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

MAKING AN ASSIGNMENT IN New YoRK.-The Syra-
cuse IN. Y) Journal tells the following:
A man not a thousand miles from Syracuse. having
made an assignment some years since, was called
upon by New York creditor, to whom he exhibited
his books, and with whom he proposed to settle at
fifty cents on the dollar
The New York man replied I" How can you nav
fifty cents on the dollar? Your assets will NOT nav
over forty cents" ~
" Well, never mind that,r says the unfortunate as
slgner, - II my assets will not pay the fifty cents I
WIN make up the deficiency out Of my own pocket
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

BAUMBACH 4 EVERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
French and American Paper Hangings.
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, In every variety ;
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE, opposite the Posironsce.
Particular saienton paid all work In their line sn2D spiy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
THE GuooRKAs AND THE srrors.-A recent letter
from India says:

The GHooRKAs AND THE sErors.-A recent letter
from India says:
Colonel Wroughton, who was moving towards the
eastern frontier OF Dude with some 1900 Ghoorkas
and two guns, was met by some 5000 Of the enemy
with seven guns, The mutineers deployed with beau
tul accuracy, displaying at last a solid line nearly
two miles long They did not, however, charge. but
opened a heavy fire upon the Ghoorkas. The little
men-they are not above five feet -disapproved the
proceeding and with their usual pluck flung them
selves forward enemies three times their own num-
Der. The curved knives made quick work. Ten
minutes after their charge the enemy had disappeared
leaving four guns and 700 bodies on the field These
Ghoorkas are the men for whom Sir Charles Napier
had so strong and, as il proved, wellgrounded aa
admiration. Both they and the SiShs despise the
sepoys and close in with them at once, without an
attempt at tactics.
The Calcutta correspondent Of the London Times
says:
We can never use the SepQys against native leyies
agan. Their prestige has disappeared Forever and
Sikh, an Arab, an Afghan, or Ghoorka, win now
charge Sepoy regiment as readily as an English,
man would do. They have thnshed them at odds of
three TO one while fighting with cur discipline on our
tactics, aud 10 our uniforms,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14

PHoToGRAPHIc-T The transformation Of photo
graph into indelible pictures, colored and fixed.
Is beautiful development of Photographic art.
due to M. Camarsac. 1t resembles the usual opera,
LIONS OF painting on porcelain, though it is per-
formed on glass and enamel. The paper Of the posi-
tive IS consumed In the heat of muhie-or an
enamelers Overwhelming the photograph on the Dor.
celan glass or metal These are colored with enamel
colors, and burned in. The operation is performed
lights are formed by the reduced silver deposit,
which obtains a great brillianey from the fire. on
porcelain, white enamel and transparent glass, the
blacks are formed by the metallic deposit, which
Is afterwards treated with the salts of tin, the
salts OF gold, and Of chrome. Another method Is 70
cover the porcelain, glass or enamel with sensitive
resin, and by means OF negative to print positive
thereon, on which the operator works with enamel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-14
Ct0aks, .Nantitlas,

MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
Laees, Embroideries, etc., etc.
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BALTIM RE.

gfbk FOR BALTI 4TCH TTNF-
E me very fast sailing regular clipper bark REGINA
-b q hooker master having large part Of h carso
vii have immediate dispatch For balance Of feg6
JONES, MACKlNDER 4 CO. 81 Grayier street
for passage having hue accommodatios apply To- The
- - M Jas
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.

.S&& FOH LONDON-PAssAGE oNLY--THR Al
EE4%f iast sailing Hamburg bark Washington. Capt
Plata having all her cargo engaged viii nave impe.
ate dispatch For passage only having superior
tiohs, apply to the captain NJ
ls6 j. 7. WHITNEY Co. IS Carondelet street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
FRErCH ADvERTTsEMENTs.

INSTRUCTION rRAScAIsE-UNE JEuNE DAME
awspt profrsrS pendant huff dams pcnsonnat
france dssrra charger 40 cducaon jcunes enfans
dams u~ fssnitr pvte Cercats de capansc de orls
rrcAuis Mule objection locaiite
"a rsndre. ssdresser N Hudson a.
an pFwANDF-UN VALET DE CHI ANDRE POUR UNp
Ofamie parculiere dot ere parfaicmru fsa sop
a.rxce tire de Hadrex~er
i Monsieur G., bureau du Herald
TINE RpvNE FRANCAIsH DESIRE rRouvrp uww
u faile qui IA prcnnc servre pour rctsurncr en-
France. Ellie peut four les meilnurs renseirnemenss
dresser chez Courd Freres Of Cc 10 Park place.
TINE JEUNE DAME FRANCHISE, ARRrvANT nm
~ Paris desrers prcndre engagement pour pays
du sud so dams rnaison De premiere
ouvrisre cnulurere fAmie pour aeriaer In ~
ture. ssdre~ser initiates A. N. 42b luuadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-21
ALEXANDRIA.
,fTHs Sfor.


#t ALKxANpRIA, Va, Aus. u, 1853
This morning the water from Mount Cameron
was cut of to enable connection to be made
with the general trunk. A couple Of hours will
suffice for the work, -.-.--. a r ID =
Last night, rs Mr.. John Young was driving
his cart across the bridge recently erected NJ the
junction Of King street with Hoofs Run. one Of
the wheels ran OF the side of the bridge and
upset the cart In overturning, the sideboard
caught Mr.. Young In the neck disiocsttpp the
cervical vertebra, and killing him Instantly
ms morning, jury Of inquest returned YER
aict OF accidental death - Mr. Young Is by
trade butcher, and for several years occupied a
steoo IN the Washington Centre Market. He
ieaves wife and several children ..t b.
The large and entbusiastic'' Inhabitants of
tae village have formed debating society," of
which Mr. w. c. Reynolds Is President
The Sentinel understands that the Ferry Com
pany nave under contemplation the proprietv of
purchasing one Of the Fulton IN Y.,) ferry boats
OF the size OF the Page, to be placed on the
Washington and Alexandria line e... r.
MT ID Hars the photographic, has prepared
ing considerable attenti On among our citizens.
The Corn Exchange hours will hereafter be from
81 until 10 O'Clock, d. m
The Alexandria free school opens Its full ses-
sion on Monday next, under the supervision OF
,. Beach, to whom the charge Of the establish.
ment has been entrusted by the board Of guar
dians. o..
The receipts Of grain by railroad and river yester
day. exceeded 8 600 bushels of wheat 500 bush
els Of corn, besides quantity of rye and oats and
some -four - - = -
We have heard of no change in the market and
up 10 the time of closing this letter there were no
arrivals or departures Of shipping.
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cssrss MAaksrlrSi. morning The m.rt.t


csSrsE MARksr-This morning The market
was more nufnerously attended than fos months
past The clerk Of the market counted three
hundred and nftv-si1 country teams In the Mar
Ret space, besides the full attendance of the reg
ular licensed dealers. The gauyways were
crowded In every department by purchasers from
very early hour until near noon. The butchers,
department presented a very busy appeaynoce.
and the dealers were disposing of their stock al
rapid rate. The vegetable department was
amply supplied with the best the gardens afFord:
and there, too, the sales were quick and the de,
mand very brisk, The hay stands were ali occu.
pied but the demand did not seem TO be as
lively as wished by the dealers. The great
crowd OF wagons, carts, and teams kept the ven
them for the CONVENIENCE of ali in the marked
u frequently occurs that the approaches to the
market are SO barricaded by vshicles, horses,
ana crowds Of disorderly youths, that females
can only pass by going out of the regular paths
Inc oreers, detailed for the purpose Of pIeserv-
Ing order, should pay strict attention to those
blockading parties, and afford ladies safe ap-
proach to the market. The prices are about as
folloxvs. -
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Financial.

NEW foRk, Aug. 2l-s.ocks are higher
Shlcago and Rock Island s2A: Cumberland Coal
COMPANY 5fi 1llinois Central bonds 81; Michi-
gan southern %; New York Central 7s X; Read
Ing 4eS; Cantons %; Mo. 6's, s4k.
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TO-DAY q TO.MORROW MORNTN6;
!. By HUGH BOWLING. Aoctfon..T. =

by HUGH BOWLING, Auctione.r. Z
MLL SSH BY AUCTION, ON mon
IT, af August a. 1853. at 10 O'Clock, q. m q,
strest sctlen store. bridge street, near Greer
Go'a enc and Kitchen Furniture. Groceries
o s sna SILVER Patent Lever Watches, some very
S r~ysry, Brssstsns. Earr,ss. DRY Goods, ~"
tsba'ny 1IassSare, Looking Glasses. Pictures.
HS{,aaS .rd 5enos Brandy. Choice Old Rye whsky,
asue-rior So,s vWMe ,,,ne BIN; CIGARS, &c. ~
Corn sheIies Bathing Tub. NC Dc o1h'er ScAes'
Ief Us OF SALE; All sums OF go and u,d.,
'e',SVIsed notes hearing interest "i approved
Aooinons sohcited, Settlements lmmedia,.,x r.
Nf safe' NO limited goods received. 81
.,n.e. HUGH BOWLING,
- Auctioneer
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DIED,

On The 10Th instant, BRIDGET M. TIGB. CON.
sout CT heny CASSIDY, IN the sei year Of her age.
depcs. No. go 18th street. between Il and strses.
on ms tSSturoaJe AltsI noon, At "a O'clock He,
friends and aoqualntances are reau ested -
without further notice - e''s"u
baltimore Sun please oopy.1
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD d BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
I'HE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL FOR
cssh, az public auction, on FRIDAY, the S7th
~ a. me Llght andes, ate Of the ate Union Banl
81 81 ueofsetown, 70 tbs two-story Brick House ON
The east side Of Jefferson street, and the lot of
appnrtensnt, being part Of Lots Nos. SO and
mo. MARBURY
kORr. REED, and tTrps,e..
hiCH'p. CRUIkSHANK,
eo ~ BARNARDd BUCKEY Ancfs
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON THE

L ISLAND at ,AucTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY.
the 18th Instant, shall SELL In front Of the premises
sto o clock p M: a handsome and valuahle BuIdIDs
Iot, heing Lot No IA, IN Square No 645 having a
hbe itpPt on ., street fouth of a feet iIch and
iunnlng nack lz2 feet In ohss to a - foot aley be
tween haf and First str Gets west ION the Island
The lot will be divided into two or three I'm
lots II desired. on the day of sale.
% terms: One fourth cash the balance in s, IL and
deed Of upon the premises.
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New York Markets.

NV ORA, August 2i.-Flour Is his her: sale.
$500 ,2oo pulls State 81 sCa5 90; Ohio IS esa6 IS.
tied and excited "''e
s, eai slightly higher; sales u, 600 bush !;
SUutneIn req ~ Nal is2k White st sI 4Osf S.
Western white ~ eoaI u ~
Corn Is higher. sales of % 600 bush,i,. uoi,-S
76aSSc. = "1oos
Pork is heavy mess sI7 OOai7 40; prim, s,l ,s.
IL 2S. P''ue CIV loo
Lard is firm at iiXaIIYc.
whisky IL dull at Is a27c
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Is. IL
Grayson Eichelberger and Lewis r. Copper >
smith, executors, and said Coppersmith and
Maria L., his wife, said EIchefberger and -
Amanda, his wife; James w Oscar, Edmund =
H.; Charles H, John F.. Isaac A.. Ann E., :
and Emma G. BsuGher and John A. seitz, -
heirs Of Isaac Baugher.
The bill IN the above cause states in substance
that sal1 Isaac Baugher by his will. devised that
his property in the District Of Columbia, (which
consists OF parts of lots No. Is Is, in Beatty
and hawkIn's addition 10 GEORGETOWN, and a w ha ri
on the south side Of Water street forty-one fear
'front.' ana OF that width the channel of the river
should remain IN the use Of Lewis smith until he
should refund 10 the executors of said Baugher the
original cost OF the same; that w. II Smith, one az
the compalnants, had refunded such cost for SAID
l.. Smith to said executors OF SAID Paugher and
had sinoe assigned hrs interest therein 20 other
complainant Clara r. Butler but that release
reconvey ance had been made: that said l.. smith
was dead, and the Complainant. Catherine A. Smith.
10 has oevlsee: that he legal title TO said premises
u now vested in the defendants heirs st law Of
decree for such convey and release subject TO
the payment OF the said advance OF the said orglnal
COST and because the said defendants do not reside
IN the District of Columbia, 10 10 this 18th day Of
July 1853 ordered that notice OF the substance and
object OF the said hill be rlven TO them BY publish
Inston Warning said Defendants 60 appear at the
rul. To be held for this Court, the first Nonday
of December next, and answer said bill, otherwise
that the same will be tsken for COME seed axniust
item the first Of such advertisements 70 be IN
serted four months before the said day Of appear
ance, and 70 be continued once week for SIX sue
BY order OF JAS. DUNLOP Oh l.
True copJ-Test:
JoHN A. SMITH. CIert. iyH-vxv
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ID o w d R! 20 w d e R.
Il POWDER ~

Po w D E pRwnrF w D R"
A. +. OFFUTT &, CO.. IN q georgetown, having
from the Justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa-
nv. would respe ctfuy call the attention Of dealers
mlners, quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that
they have al this time magazine well stored with
several thousand kegs and canisters OF every grade
as wen as large assortment of Safety Fuse oil of
which VIII he sold by the quantity at the manufaot-
urcrs prices We name in part
Mining and Blasting Powder in kegs OF 25 lbs. each
u and fFf, q, kentucky Rife do, In do.
FG sea Shooting Powder, IN kegs of Is lbs. each
American Sporting do, IN Id. canIsters,
Kentucky Rifle do, in Id causters,
Indian Rifle DO, IN TASKS,
Duck Shooting do, In ID oaps
No. 1853 and les Bridge street, wholesale and retail
dealers IN Groceries. Dry Goods. DO. au Him
SUMM DRINKS.
Blsck berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
RASPBERRY do, Curacao,
ginger 90, Abslnthe,
Cherry do, COrdials
soda water Syrups, Malt LIQUORS.
Stroughton's and other Bitters.
The cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por-
in the District.
The above, as well as our unrvaIIed Mineral
Water and Cider. constantly hand and for sale BY
Army SHINN,
49,, 81 Green street, corner of Olive,
JeA-tt GeOrretOwn.
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MARRIED,

Eda .as ols on he !a,h instant. By the Rey VIM
I.GTOTER. bo3S SG ~ y :. GRAqEs to Miss b
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, thnt the snbsr,I-
II bar hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Warrington county. IA the District Of Columbia
letters OF admlnIstI alton the personal estate al
GetTge Jacob Keller. late Of wsshing ton county ,
deceased. All persons having ciaIms against the
SAID deceastd are hereby warned to exhibit the
same nth the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 18th dsy Of August next they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from all b. net Of the
SAID estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF August,
1857. JuI,IIJs 3 aiTTH
au I6-IavSws kd,n,ns.,-,