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APPOISrMENrs.-Thef following appointments
have been confirmed by the Senate Gabriel
Fleurot, Consul at Bordeax; Gov. Wright, of
Indiana, Minister at Berlin John p Stockton,
of New Jersey, Minister at Rome j. r. Chand-
Ter, of Pennsylvania, Minister at Naples; E.
Y. Fair, Of Alabama, Minister at Belgium B.
c. Yancy, of Georgia, Minister at the Argen-
tine Republec; Cotton Smith Minister at Boil
via; Senator Buckalew, of Pennsylvania. Min
lister to Ecuador.
1T BEING understood that the President de-
signs making tho Post Office appointments to
become vacant next month and the month after,
between tho Goth of the present month and the
LIST prox., wo may reasonably expect an ava
lanche of seekers after such places and drum
mcrs in their favor, upon US, in a few days,
numbering hundreds in the aggregate Their
presence will, doubtless, operate to keep ''times
lively" in the Federal Metropolis,
BURTON THEATRE.-The Secretary of the
Interior has closed n contract with Mr. Burton
for his threatre for Court House
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BY A. GREEN, Aucfioneer.
NRDSrEE'S SALE or DtSIKAHiE

TRUSTEk'S SALE or DESIKAKi.E pRo
PkkIr NEAR THE sTEAMBoAT MHARF.-B,
virtue oi deed al tIust fran ebert Schunrzs ~,
svur al the Columbus Building Assoct-tInn da,as
Setoper - 1855. ami duly recorded la Iiler o A y
No. W. ioos 577 Rad Follow Eg, one of the anJ re-
cords Tor v ashington county IN the Disir,ct ~ -
me sshscrbeI as T. ustee will sell NJ pub 40
90 ~ .on' "n w LIN bSDAi June .3J, NJ 4 D ~
os col WASHINGTON, having front on south street
e., it leet y depth 81 l2t feet inches TO "a
Ieet hlIts together with the appuTteERDce. r,gI,.
Prviieges and other heredilaments therrunlo he
ihS. ana AZ the right title, interest AND ,at..
OF the SAID Robert SchwaIze m ana tn RE 49,, Lake
I.ls property ls very d~sIrabl, located Inr tba
osster or ANY other rIveT business. wv
Terms tine third cash, of which sim 49,, A.,
p ,I VT me spot; the la ance Ia aId - ,u,,,th,
dat n we parchassr Ia give nuias t,.y Ib..
pay nehts secuI al ~, deed trHsI ,,r, IN.
Eon.hes; IhesE lac torms he coIhrli-d utIl, "a
nv, nv from Tue dny OF SALE the truse. ry,
snt 20 resell The property at The risk and cot
nS nelaniiihs purchaser, by adve tIsIuE sad r.
sAio three tiiiiss in the star HeNrpspcr
a. ScHDCkfNti. T,ost.s
Hh i3-esiS Gs A GREEN
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WHAT has BECOME or Ir,-We are freouent-
iy aee"sted with the inquiry-W hat has become
"i the lnterninable Kansas question 1t is the
result OF the fact that it was dead in the halls
ct Congress for nearly two months before the
close OF the session, in all which time even the
Dell -wethers OF the slavery agitation hardly
spoke the word "kansas'' above their breath
20, also, has the discussion of Kansas affairs
been abandoned by four out of every five news
papers heretofore apparently living moving
and having their being wholly by and through
asitating it, True some of the opposition pa
Pers III New iOIk-thCse VIGOROUSLY chronic
ally afflicted with the abolition mania-con-
tDue to publish column Oh column Of Esnsa.
letters and dispatches which few read. none
With the gusto for mares nestsJ Of six months
ago Jet the public interest in the question
has evidently run out entirely If the settle
ment effected under the English bill consum
mates nothing more than has already been
realized from II, its adoption will have proved
very God-send to the country.
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A CARD.

M 4 ID.
ATTENTION * respectfully callad 20 the 50 q Of
superior T"Ssw0od Piano Forte and hand .oIns Fur
nitbre and H1useh"ld Effects, To- tab plac- to NOR
row THURSDAY mo mag. June I7rh at 10 O'clock at
the residences Of nj. Pyfer, Esq, No. 3J7 street
between iJth and l4th SITS.
IL D. MCGUIRE, Auot,oneer.
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49,, A. ScHuCk2NG. r,as..
uA ls-e9iSds A. GREEN. Auci.
ny RARNARpS EUCkEY; ,;ac,s,t,ur

..,.s hanNhRt ttChfl tIesre,twp
IhtSFEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a ds Al AT
ii"st from W IllIanI Knowles IT, dated Nm
y, va We wall oder nj auction on THIRSbhN
tue ID dsS OF Juiy next. NJ 5o'c ock D. Al, nu iie
premises, " al Lot ~, m R,all's sId,t,,o 10
1e"rsenwn, beginning, for ITS hounds ON tI, ~
ins S' asaIns'on street hive feet uih ir,Hn the
u i'n' 81 i1l ~ snd running themes wet ans
PHINlei WIN "as street u feet to the ,,uti,u, al
AZ ~ heorset"wn, ihene- south aud parallel with
,S Dig street - leei. thence eas; aid pa s';.l
,nnnce Forth wIih Washington street % feet =" nh,
- .ans. VIII the Improvements-a fra me h,.uss
~ ne psId IN cash and the residue in t~o eons a.,
~ ~ AT SIX AMI twelve months, with interest
~ ~ :. gu 81 Terms al tal- bc CONN ed uuL
~, 1 week hlier sale, the properly NJ lie TesJ
nj inc t'sk and cost of tho lust purchaser
WALTER =. cox.
r. w. RlsQGE
ia, a.ss,ees Seorseiosn building hssocia'ion.
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The MCRHoNs.-t is ruunnred that I,ter
in'e'''gonco mas been received from Utah To
me eject that Governor Cummings has been
aseefed IN the intentions Of the Mormons, and
that they will yet resist the execution Of the
laws IN that community. This appears TO be
founded on reports which have reached here
from the army, as nothing has yet come to the
Government here later than the despatebes
sent by Gov. Cummings previously noticed in
the Star giving information Of the success, Of
the pacific measures resOrtoj TO. Astbe arnv
Is stationed at n very considerable distance
from the Mormon settlements there is no prob.
ability that the officers can havo rs aecuroto
Information on tho subject as Gov c., and
their opinions are not, therefore. entitled 70
much consideration as against his
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LNORT WASHINGTON.-The SABBATH
L SCHOOL of the 7th street Pres nrs
hyterlan Church will give an EIc q S41,E5S
sion to Fort Washington on FKI-@1rz<zzsskz3
DAY. the 18th inst. The Boat will ieave the wharf
foot OF 18th street, at O'Clock q. M.
Tickets % cents Children half prIce-to he had
at WIN. Ballantyne's bookstore, 7th street and at
BOswel's Drug store. Island. is IA ST.
~ 4, o X l. & q - Il p " II
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
BY A. GREEN, Auchoheer.

BY A. GREEN, Auchoheer.
HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING
III LoT ON r, BEIwEEs l2rH kNg iSTH Sra
AT AUCTION On FRIDAY. the 18th InsiaHt. shsll
sell IN trout of the premises, o. O'clock p. M.
valuable and las ndsome Building Lot known rs the
western part of Lot No. u, Square No 90 lsay
ing front on north street, between 9Th ~ i3th
streets of n feet, and running back iJ9 feet Ia -
feet alley.
The attention Of persons wishing To purchase
beautiful and valuable building Tot ~ called IA Tire
above sale, the locality teing one at the most heal
thy and desirable IN the city.
Terms: One-fourth cash balances an q. lz.and is
months, for notes beaTLg ntersSt. Ia Ice secured -
An convey ncinG ~ the cust 9th purchaser.
je5d n. 6hhEN, Auct'
IT. THE ABOVE SALE l. POSTPONED.
on account of the weather. until WEDNESDAY,
the 18TH instant, same hour and place:
jel2 A. "kEhN. Anc'F.
BY A. GREEN. Auct,oneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT inv CoR
NER or srH AND q STREErs North AT Are
r.oN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the 10th Instant, shall
ar immediately after the gale of the brick houses
north X, between 9Th and 9Th streets north. bHnd
some Building Lot, situated at the corner oi a
and 9Th streets north, belnE IL No. =. ln Square
No. 81 The. lot fronts ON 9th street 81 feet. run
plng hack with the line fQ stTeet 20 teet inches,
ard pavement Ia front.
Terms One third cash balance m 6. u. aud Is
months for bearing interest FROM day oi SALE
deed gwen and q deed Of trust taken.
Title IndIspvtsble. -,,, -
ie 10 ID A. GREEN, Aucf.
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JOSEPH K. CHANDLER.-The confirmation O.,
this distinguished gentleman to be the u. :.
Minister Resident at Naples, is received most
gratefully by all his eountrymen of all parties.
who know the value in these days, of high per
sonal character, scholarly attachments and ex-
tensive experience in connection with public
affairs For aGuarter of century Mr.. Chand-
Ter was at the head of the Philadelphia press TO
which the graces and perspicacity of his mind
and the elevation of his character as a gentle
man, gave dignity still influencing its tone
greatly for the benefit of society thoug h he has
been many years off ''the tripod" Subsequent
iy he has served two terms in the House of Rem
resentatives of the United States. where he was
without arrival as a scholarly debater, and had
10 superior In the weight of his personal charac-
ter in favor of his views ON all subjects on
which they were expressed. Still later he has
spent years In Italy, devoting himself to lite
rary and artistic study, for which he has pas
sion. His residence at Naples, as the Repre-
sentative of our Government, while it will re-
suit in all that American public interests can
possibly require there, will also prove of great
Importance to American tourists in Europe. We
know him well enough To feel assured that he
will leave no effort untried to aid all Ameri-
cans In any proper way, who may, in Naples,
need his advice, c0untenance or assistance
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TEE Exopus.-A considerable portion of
Congress and their usual attendants at the
close 0f tho session have already left Washing
ton, scattering themselves in all directions over
the country. Yet we continue to have perhaps
half as many sCjIurnerS here as at this period
oil the last week In week more nearly all If
them VIII have gone. still there is no reason
to believe that Washington will not be COM
parat'veiy crowded with strangers during most
Of the recess. The fashion of visiting the
Federal Metropolis on pleasure trips is nnnu-
ally becoming more popular everywhere, while
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By J. &. Mcguire. AuctIon.er.
EATALOGUE SALE ZOE SUPERIOR BOT

CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR BOT
" TLED i.lQUoRs, WISks, Cigars. AND GRGCER =
lEs-Dn FRIDAY MORNING, June 9Th, at "
o'clock At the store corner OF 18TH street west g.
street nnrth inear the canal bridg shall spleE
did stock nj botted w ines and Liquors, Cigars and
Groceries, comprising
Old Martel, Hennessey, Otard, Dupuy 4 Co., and
other superior BrandIes.
Old Wreck. Rye, Monons ahela and Bourbon w his
Keys,
Superior Port, Sherry, and Madeirs Wines
Old Julep, Scheedam Schnspps, and Stoug hton Bit
tiers,
London Brown Stont. Scotch Ale,
Cigars. Tob ;cco. Snuff
Together with lot Of q rOceries.
Terms S:n and under cash, that sum ere
DIT OF ~ and ~ dlss, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
Catalogues ready for delivery the day previous to
the sale.
je sd J, G.. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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Two DENTS fS.-Fhc subscriber has for sale q
number OF articles pertaining 20 the ,ne- <>sx-,
chanical branch Of the dental business 49,
among winch are about one thousand teeth, VAIOO
part OF them well assorted and of Jones, White
ana cCuTds = make, a InaiU-- Hy work table with
brass lat lie dttachet ard !urisc. suitable for bak
lns teeth, entirely new, Will sell the above artI-
clos aud Others heiongug To dental laboratory for
much less than their value.
VIM. MASTER,
je 10 cost sHG Pa av.. Wnsh neIon ID e.
hiGESr OF TIE Laws OF VIRGiNi., %
~ civil nature aud al perpaBent chRracie or and
general operation; IilugtrGfad Nv nd caI
Also, the Constitution al the intcd States, with
notes anu The new Biil OF ishis and Cnnslitut ION
OF PITgInia; bT James NJ. Matthews, ttoruey at
Law IN tToNoiumea; price SI2. Just completed
For sale by
JeR FRANCk TAYLOR,
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

oURPUBLIC SCHoOLs-We trust that parents,
guardians. and all others Immediately inter
ested in the prosperity of our city, will attend
the progressing examinations Of our public
schools They have opened under most favor
able auspices; and. so far as they have pro-
greSsed, certainly manifest great improvement
IN the system, and reflect as great credit on
the instructors as on the pupils. On the pro-
gress OF common school education in our midst
the community must depend, in great part
for the final eradication Of the reign Of rowdy-
ism in the Federal MetropOlis-for the two in
iuences are deadly hostile to each other and
one of them must. in the end, overcome the
other. The youths who render night hideous
and dangerous on the streets and avenues of
the Federal Metropolis, are not those who have
attended school regularly and apply them
selves to study with becoming assiduity They
are persons whose early education and training
have been moro or less neglected. Though
their parents are responsible, in great part
Tor their mental and moral condition operating
so unfaEorably on the public peace the lack
o; proper common school opportunities or train
ing where they may have been reared, is a
fruitful source of the trouble they give to So
ciety. For years past the Common schools of
Washington have been a source of greatest So
licitude ON the part of some of our most useful
and respected fellow citizens, and we hope that
hereafter ten times as many will come to take
that abiding and unfagging interest in them
necessary to the entire perfection of common
school education In Washington city
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AUCTION SALES.

By C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
- AUCIIoN-On FRIDAY MORNING, June
between 18th and IS d streets the ELECTS ol Family
declining housek et ping, consisting m part OIL
Mahogany Sofa, Mahogsny Chairs
Marble-top Centre Fade, Walnut WhstBot
Gilt frame Mirror, Brussels and ingram Carpeting
Mahogany Rocked. Hat-rack
Marble top and other bureaus
Walnut Wash Stands, Walnut Bedsteads
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Hair aud Shuok Mattresses, Iron Bedstead
Cherry Dining Table, Plated Castor
French China Tea Set. CrOckery and Glass
Table Cutlery. Radiator, Cook and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils. &c. -
Terms: $40 and under. cash: over $50. n credit OF
81 nj ca days, for approved endorsed notes bearing
Interest.
isI5St G. w. ROTEIER. Auctioneer. I
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SEA BATHING.
\LHESAPEAkE HALL, HAMPTON, VA.
, This Summer Retreat only two miles from Old
POInt, Will be re-opened the 10th of 1
June, " hen the Projectors will I've happy vC.HA =
to see any OF their friends who may wish r.Wk
To enjoy Salt Water Bathing and the Lux miies o.!
the Seaboard; The Hall has been much lmoroved
ana Deauified, and ample preparations maze for tho
comfort and Pleasure of all who may visit this de-
lIShtfut resort. Boats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure
Carriages, c.. always readiness to cOntr bute to
the enjoyment OF the guests.
X. q. BANKS & SONS
III Persons leaving Baltimore or Washington IN
The seamer Lou slsna and North caro- ina. arrive
the Hall next morning to break fast. either by ON
Minus 10 hampton or steamer Coffee ie l5-tm
DuRTRAlTS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
feet Portrait of yourself for * cents. warranted
not 70 fade. aeon of these beautiful pictures made
by W. odley IN nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter Is perfectly satisfied. Pictures paper for
81 cents, which can he sent by mail without extra
charGe Every variety of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required X. &. WOODLEY
Photographer, No. 3I2 T. street.
le l4-6m near WIards'.
I ORD ST. LEONARDS HAND BOOK OF
IL PEoparfv Law. So highly eXtOed IA the r 3D.
ruary number of RackwoOd's Magazine, OF e vol ,
cloth; price Is cents postage II cents.
The Pocket CHEFS and Checker Board, for p Az ins
games IN railway cars and coaches, comp etc ith
sci al men /; price 50 cents.
For sale at TAYLOR < MAURY'S
Je Ia BOOKSTORE S34 Ia. enus.
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XII PIANOS now IN store t0 select from,-Re
~ member the correct name and uumber
JOHN +. ELLIS,
ma ~ Sa Ps, ave., bet, eth and 10th alta,
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NARSHAL'S SALE.--In virtue of fouT wrts
w. o hrIl iaciaS issued from the CLERK lice of
tie 'Tru:t Court "f the District ii Cnumhia fer the
County of washington. aud - me dIrected, I shall
expose ~ publIc sale, Tor CASH, IN front OF the
Court House door Of 'aid County on FRIDAY,
the 18TH day OF June. 1854 az ~ O'Clock M, the fol-
lowing described property, IN wit: All defendants
ut, title, cLtIm. snd Ia and To part of res
Vaf"n No 10 brginhiEg loo the IN the east lie
oi 81 street, al ppIrt, here the same is inter-
scCtGd ~ the north ns OF IN allie, feet u Inches
VIDE. opening to sad "a street AID running thence
with Tie sad 'ast line al said street north ~ feet,
thence eaS ~ cTt. thence south - feet To the sad
alir, au'i ht nee with to west ~ lat a.
street aud point 81 beginning, together with all and
sin"G'Af Tue iupToN CnIvntS thereon. the cIy Of
hsi'i"st ton, u. e., -tzr1 and levied rpnn as the
property oi james " IL IanS, and W I he sold To
ISly jnIicIas, NJ" 81. S and - To October loTu
lH5s, la favor of Howell & :itT,bling.
w. SE..DEN, Marshal
ma y dts Tor the District of Columbia.
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s5,NOo cubic feet sided.
Total value ..............S
Should my offer DO accepted, l request to be ad-
dressed at -, and the contract forwarded TO
Inc navy agent AZ -. or to NE at -----, Tor
signature and certificate.
July -, 1858. A. b.
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WANTED-liy n respectable young WOMAN,
w = situation rs i.a'il's MAID - take c1rc of
Children. Is very good -camstress. Best of rec
It, '' " ~
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By WALL. & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
TRUSTS IS SAI.E.-By virtue of Il deed of
i tiusi trtm Patrick Kinney. dated July :, 1859.
weN az Hiler AT auction, on FkIDAh, the 10Th day
al jay next at a clock M, on Tire premises tie
eastern iirl of the west hail part of at No g. IN
Square No. tln, ~ WHsbinston. with tie Improve
Wcit", c"ts'sting al "a two story traUr Dwell .uy.
Terms of SHE: One ha!i the purcha e ,rnn,.y Ia
hf paid IN cash. and The residue in SIX mouths with
interest, tea lac secured.
Terms of sale ." be complied with IN one weet
alter saie, or the property may be rtshld after one
"1rE notice. ~ the risk and cost al the frat pur
chaser WALTER - COX.
EERhlN ANU W. RiSOIE
Trustees SEQ gctown building Association.
Ja7 ?aglm WALL EiREIRn Aurts
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By BARNARD EUCKEY: Georgetown.

By BARNARD x III CkEY; Georgetown.
'NRUSFEE'S SALE.-By virtue IF a Deed Of
L Trust tIuhI X lclSrd cruIt, dated June 4. Ia5S
we will nEsr NJ auction on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF Jriy next, ~ ~ clock. D. ma gu the prem
is1s. hat lot of ground IN Gsor setown. deserted
2s follows, VIZ BegI BILg nj the rud Of 4. fee,
inohHs oil The hrst line of lot No. IN Hoinead's
Addition TO Georgetown, and running IN nee " II IA
the rnrth line of jIIJge street. ell g feet To the
end Of ea!h hfst rc OF lo' = thence North and pr
alie 10 Mont gomery street l2n feet thence west nd
para lei :" kLIige street . feet ihanc. south ard
parallel :" Mon somery street ~ feet To BTIdye
street hld ne 6oslhnng, VITA The improvements,
two frame dwellings.
Terms of sale One-thIrd of THE purchase nioney
~ he pad IB Ia AMI the balance n squal IN
staimcnis at six aud twelve months. 9TH uI crest
To Id cured. TerI4s of sale to he Complied with
week after sale the property will he reAUd
at The risk and cost o the first purchaser after one
week 3 notice. WALTER =. cox
+. w RISQUE.
Trustees Georgeto RuI ding Assocrs,,on
Ie 7-1aslm BARNARD BII7KEY Anci.
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WhNIED-On the LIST pruxImO, ard for six
80 months on l"iSar, u ANAL, plainly furnished
nOtSi., lthiIi hive or SIX squares of tse Patent
ones Address box 6i2, City Post Office, giving
l"ctiinn, 'IZc OF house, and price per mouth.
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COPPER SCALE.-There will be sold At public
~ auction at IL m, on the 18th day of Jmy y sa NJ
rhe U. :. Navy Yard. Washing ton from / To tons.
as may be offered, OF Copper Scale The analy Sis of
ofnetall nc copper. ~ o''
it can b, examined at any time previous TO the
sale cash. swim" vi
Js i5-iaw4w WIN. FILM, NAVY A gent
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RLAcK LACE SHAWLS AND SILK MAN
- TiiLAS.
just received. At greatly reduced prices
luJ Ladies' i lain Linen and Plaid Busters
100 superior double extensun Steel Spring skirts
Also, large assortment Of
Ladies' and Chlldren's Hosiery, Gloves
Black MIts, Pocket Handkerchiefs and Emhro,Js-
ries. at much less than former prices
. w. Colby,
Je wv 523 TIN ST., 8 doors north pa nve
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WANTS..

WANTED-Ey two Ladies, two Unfinished
w Rooms on the Grcrnd floor north Of Penn :,
avenue. Address, through the Post Office, AL (
street. ie Ii St
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WET kuRSt.-A Save Woman. who has a
w l'esh breast al mix. wishes Ia lee employ cd
W et Nurse ~ 1t respectable family. She IS young
ana hcalthI. Those wishing Ia hITc Will please ap-
ply inrncIifleiy at No az, CORNER of Mar, laad
nue. and 18TH street, Island IL
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WANFED.-A BOY, aged IS years. desires a
place as IN apprentice at any mechanical busi-
ness " more hs can learn useful trade n seeura n
soGd home. He IS tractsbe and ntellIs emit and
shl endeaVor To serve kind employer faithfully
Any person lh want of such as an apprentices viii
please address Box No. d. Star Of6ce. and the
favor will be promptly attended to- ma * n
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WANfED-Ry a. middle aged MAN. who has
been long out of employment. and who has
large iamIly To MAINTAIN, Employ ment IN an, honest
business at which he can he useful la his enpIoyer
y no best OF references will be gwen. Direct to
ID. sur ollce 10 10 ST
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WhNTED-A WHITE Girl. To do general
W H0usevOTk, where siio Wi, he treated rs one
oi The family. Apply at No. .i5 ID street. between
l@th ana DIN lie 10 u
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\fANTED-A good PLAIN COOK. WASHER
~ anu IhON Elk t0aasiht ia st neral Housswork
and T..
Jsl4 ST. GEORGE KORR
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Form off HnrGntee.

= FOTW OF " NnTNHftf.
We, the un tersgned. -, Of, IN the
State oi ----, hereby guaranty that. IN case
the foregoing bid be accep ted. - will, within
ten DAVIS after the receipt of the contract at the
post offoe named. Ravy agency designsted, exc
cute the contract for the same. with good and sui
enter INTO contract us aforesaid. we guaranty to
max good the difference between the offer OF the
said - and that which may be accepted.
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l.. Of, IN the State Of, hereby
agree to furnish and deliver IN the United STATES
navy yard at -, twenty FIVE Thousand cubic feet
of promIsouous live oak timber. in conformity with
the advertisement ofthe Bureau of Construction of
the date of - June. 1853. for the sum of --, viz:
500 cubic feet sided Is ana IL inches,
a M mot
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~ ANTED-To inform the pubic that 4 have
W Removed my Resi- Estate Fire and Life In
suranee Diiice To No $40 cd story 9TH street and
opposite the ONCE of the National Int sllig ancer
jeS-tf POI n SEHTi,
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WANTED-2 hrst-rate HARNESS HANDS
lows Hall. o VI
je8-tf JAMES 9 rOpuaM