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B. F. RUFFNER & co.,

Ds re nut MIN ~ wy
AND RETAIL,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
VTTOULD announce to the citizens Of Kan
w sas, Nebraska and Missouri, that they
are now offering bargains, in Dry Goods and
Groceries, &C., at Wholesale and Retail, and
will open out with a very extensive stock in the
Snring. and respectfully invite Merchants in the
back country to give them call, as they, feel
confident they can sell Goods, at Wholesale or
Retail, as cheap as they can be had in any oil inc
river towns in Kansas. They will also attend
to the Forwarding and Commission business,
on very liberal terms
REFERENCES:
Pattere k ZoOk. Forest City, Mo.
Nave, Turner 4 Co., Z" ~"
Peter, Frazer L Co., Oregon, Mo.
Nave, McCord l. Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
RI. McGhee & Co, St. Louis, Mo.
dec. "a, 81, If.
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Hon. Augustus Hall, of Iowa, has been
appointed Chief Justice Of Nebraska.
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W. H. HoLsRooK. h 8 WAKEnELD'
HOLBROOK & WAKEFIELD,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,

WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS,
HAvE taken the new building on Main
II Street, East of the Spaulding House, and
have On hand an extensive stock Of Wines and
LIQUORS of every description, which they are
nrenared to sell at Wholesale, on a. low terms
As thew can be had IN the Western country.
Retail dealers are invited to call and examine
their stock.
RETAIL.
They have fitted up Bar in the finest style,
where thew viii furnish refreshments Of all kinds
usually found in first class Saloons. Order and
decency viii at all times be preserved in the
House. The public are invited 10 call and be
sociabie sept. -, 81, IT,
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TIE DEATH CLOCK have recently been
Informed, (sayS the Cincinnati Gazette } of a
truly wonderful clock which is said to belong
to a family residing in Newport Ky. We re-
late the particulars of this clock as they were
related TO US, leaving our readers to draw their
own conclusions as to the mystery. Our in
fOrmant Is one that can be relied on. The
clock is of simple construction and belongs to
the family of MIR. L-y, but all the efforts
of the clocks-makers have not been able
to make 1t keep time, consequently it has
been permitted TO rest in silence. A few hours
before the death of Mr.. L-y's sister which
took place some time ago, the clock suddenly
struck one, after silence of several months
1t thus continued silent until another OF the
family was Frustrated with fatal malady,
when 1t again struck one, and the following day
the child vas buried. A year elapsed when a
second child sickened and died the clock was
particular to his death
A third child, little boy fifteen months old
WAS afflicted with scrofula, which baffied the
skill of the physician and on the third day of
this month its remains were deposited in the
grave. The clock gave the usual warning, and
struck one. Jt never failed sounding a death
knell when any of the family in whose posses
sion itnOw is, were about TO die. There are
strangers things in heaven and earth. Horatio,
than arc drcamt of in our philosophy
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AGE OF Actors AND ACTREssEs.-The Phil
adeiph.an, II dramatic Journal, gives the ages
Of the performers now on the stage, as follows
w. Macready. G5; Jas. Wallack, sr., 81; abriel
Ravel, 5o; jerome Ravel, 81; j. f. Murdoch,
A; Henry Placide, 69; Charles Mathews, 81;
Lizzie Weston Mathews, 80; A. III. Davenport,
formerly her husband, %; Dion Bourcicault,
90; Agnes Robertson, his wife, 30; Edwin For
rest, 80, Barney Williams, 40; his wife, 2S; W
j: Florence, 32; his wife, 81; W. f. Burton,
OIL; q. V. Brooke, AZ; John Sloan, 40; bis wife,
20; Miss Charlotte Cushman, IS; Mrs Matilda
Heron StOepel, 40; Lola Montez, ~; Miss lean
NJ Davenport, 40; III. Griffi tbs, 80; Joe JEFF
ferson, %; George Jordan, 81; Mexican Bu-
chanan, 43; Joseph Proctor, AZ; J. S. Clarke.
%; Jacob Barrow, 6O; his wife, Mrs. Julia Ben.
nett Barrow 81; Sol smith, 81; Z. l.. Dayen
port, A; Laura Keene, "a; Mad. Alboni. 30:
Master Alfred Stuart, IL years old. is the
youngest actor; and COrdelia Howard, 10 years
old, is the youngest actress.
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Places of Resort during Summer

(NAkLISI.E WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
COMB BERLAND COUNTY, "A.
ms wei known Mountain Resort, situate in
Cumberland county, Pa five miles north 4 4
easl oi Carls,e, will be open for visitors on S:M
LLe <Oth oI June. The waters of these >,,.Iit
springs are highly Impregnated with minerals and
are superior for drII king and hathing. A Accommois
tInns iaIge. / are from PhlladelphIs to CarleIsle
eSoo; from Baltimore to CarlIs e, S3 To- Visitors
ieaVlns fAladelphla and Baltimore IN the morning
tram arrlve at the Springs at p. M.
For further information address the propTI Ietors.
OWEN d CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs, Pa.
PercIval, Esq. PhIadephia; Alex Kirkland. Esa,
Mm. Renthaw, Esq, baltimore; jacob Gideon,
Esq hlohard Wallach, Esq, Washington.
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- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN aud assist them, by the Paris
OptIcIan, ID. WOULFSDN, who 4EE~A-sa1A A.
has arrived from Europe with his * S%
own, well the manufacture of y..od :-any
others of the latest improved SPECTACIEs and
E-GLASSES; among which are the
PERISCOPIC CONCANE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOU BILE POITSHEU
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, E:a.,
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tencing to AZ; Also
ORT-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who Il compel ed TO use glasses or those
now using them, will he suited at hrst sight Those
wonderful
DOUBLE- POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received sile hIghest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing q
cearness and easness OF vIslCn heretofore MI now
IN any other Improvements.
Also. all sty les OF OPERA, spy, and MAGNl-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and MloroscOpee
for sale ~ his store of Elghth street and
Pennsy wanna avenue, Eighth street No, S9l, be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
II = Do eOf mistake tas rarrff Of Sra sf-ssr
Prices very reasonable, the exme at his estah-
hshment IN Europe. pe-u
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IL Mr.. b A. Burditt, of Boston, has lust
completed an order TO furnish the national airs
Of America for the army and navy Of the Sultan
Of Turkey
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A DkSlRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
N I'NrN VA For no d,to rDF

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY. VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star authorized to sell, on very oc
commoGating terms and at low price, one Of
the most desirable farms In the County of CuIsep-
er. IL contains about so acres, of which 20 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land. IN hne CON
ditIUn Tor cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from. Culpepe Court House. IL has upon
II a small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
ngs. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set In grass. To gentleman seeking country res
dence this farm offers attractions not surpas sed If
equaed, In Piedmont Virginia. A building site pom
the farm commands fine mountain prospect, and
view of the surrounding country for many miles.
The SOL Is of excellent original quality and pecu-
lary adapted to the production of wheat and is at
present in good state of improvement. The owner
will sell 1t for less than It's value, early application
IS made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Esq, Ed
tor OF the Star. up p9-Iawtf
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON

One Of the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the United States MsIs for ACAPUEO, ~s.<ss<
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves 4SSSSE
Panama sglse each month. on the arm eAkz4ks
va of tbs United States Mail = - Co,spany steam
o-s, which leave New Orleans and New lOrk reEu-
larry On 5th and 20h of each month with the o,
and Passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROhSS.
These steamships have been inspected aud So
sroyei pJ the NayJ Department, and guaranty srssS
s~I saFsGy.
The Panama Railroad ts7 miles long Is now COIN
petsi trui1 OCEAN - ocesT. a8d Is crossed n a.
hours. Tire iassdge of PASSENGERS is checked IN New
lOrA through 10 San FranclsoU, ara passeng
embarked a. Panama by ste6.ne. at the cOInpsay's
expense. The money paid IN New York covers all
ex penses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port IN Panama and
san Francisco, to prevent detention case of aoel-
dent, so that the route Is entirely rsItab!s-no fsl
are having occurred In eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at Asplnwal.
Conductors 60 through by eaoh etoame-, ard tAss
charge of women and children without other prote0-
tors
For through tickets at the lowest rates sppy st
the &C epoy, In West street, New York. To
1. w. RAHMOND,-Ort 70
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS Il CO.,
iyNr CT. RARTLETT. Rosfnn.
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- e. sSESzs2 sssg;&Sss ssSssss;S
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SU NJ NJ Err ARRANG NGEMEN NTS,
IPIth Greatly ImprOued Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CoNNECTING TRAINS
FROM Fox 4HE SgnSeEE
LIST. THE cINcfSSATTTS rs iSSlicTS; EXPRESS MAIL
breakfast At I the Relay House WasR1gton S' Jube e
tlO.i, before proceeding West. Tins Train passes
the Ohio River. at Il p m. with CentraI 0hin E
Tram Tor Columbus. Cincinnati, and intermediate
points, reaching Cincinnati AT II 81 Il. next day.
I'd. THE GREAT CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS connection leaves Washing ton
Includlng Sunday,) a; $50 p M reaching CI;lc.nnati
al p H. next day, and connectIng directly with FIX
press Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest
and for ST. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time. from W ash
lngton To Cncinnal,ln 3 hours, or To ST. Louis only
Al hours.
Sd. CINCINNATI. DAYTON, !NDIANAPo-
NORTHW ESTERN ENTREES leaves texc-pt
Saturday and Sunday at 6So p. ~, coEnectmg, At
more at 10 P. m. On Sunday Night the connection
with tins Tram Is made by the $50 p m. Tram from
TO view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the DAD
IL day lght take the 5l5 sm or $50 p. IN Train from
For Parksrsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the 6.Si ?. IN. Train For
All points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
The W estern connections from " ashIngi and
Baltimore 10y all these Trains are the closest, most
diIeci and&mp,e mat nave yet been Offered TO the
travelling public, and every improvement and adVan-
tage that the resources OF the ia tlmore and ONO
Railroad aGd It's assocste. .lInes could suggest have
been secured under thus arrang enent.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all susr7
tiers, and every other possible facility will bs found
upon thIs route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main STEIN Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton as follows: For all points between Washington
Junction and Piedmont take the Sis a. tram. For
all stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
tie $50 T ram. To connect with the Frederick
Train taAe the 81 p. IN. Train.
,EI-FUr Tioaets Of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply to
THOS. III. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office. Washington Station,
Or, l. L. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
Baltimore. May 10, 1853. ma
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OlANOS.-TwO very good at : ~ each; one at : IS
one at $40; and severa at S 20, SIS, &c. Also
ne largest stock of new Pianos ever offered in this
ity. JOHN F. ELLIS
S6 Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and 18th SITS.
II Music sent by mai. post free. is y
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHING TON BRANCH
&@E Es

From ard sitter TT ESDAY, 18th of June Trans
Will ieaNe follows:
SIS a. M. Express TrsIn connects Washington
junction Tor all parts o the west ana al Baltlmore
i,.r I'H .9de paa and Sew Nurk
7 Is =. M. MAY Tram for AuuSpohs Rsltimore
PEIiade phIa. and New ork.
SaS p. IA. Express Tram connects At Washington
junction with ENpress fOT parts of the west
snd al Baltimore for Norfolk, PhIlSdelphIa and New
York.
4.ln m. Wa, Tram for Baltimore connects AZ
Annapolis Junction for Annapolis. and Washington
IuuStIon with Express Trans West.
8 - p. m. Wsy Tram for Baltimore connects az
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
The 7.l5 a. m. and 8 p. m. trains are express and
Will stop only at Annapolis ami Washington june
tIons.
On saturday the $50 p m. train goes to Philadel-
phJp only.
On Sunday but one train leaves, Al SSNpm.
Je u r. n. PARSONS. Agent.
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/ INlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON. July 9. 1858.
=, On the petition Of Frederick r. SIekles, of
New York, praying for the extension of a patent
granted to him ON the 10th of October, 1874 for i'm
prnvenent III opening ard closing valves Of steam
engines" for seven years from the expiration of
SAID patent, which takes place on the 18th das of
October, 1853
II ordered, that the said petition he heard at the
Patent Once "n Monday, the 4ih of October next al
IL ocik n and all persons are notified to appear and
show cause. II any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are reuuIred To
in the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth writing, at least twenty days before the ay
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party 10 be
used at the said hearing must he Ell and transmit
ted accordance with the rules of the Office which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony III the will he closed on the 2Oh
of September; dispositions and other papers rplie,
upon testimony must be filed In the Office on or
before the morning of that day; the gunents
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also that th!s notice be published in the
Union, Washington. ID. c.. and Atlas. New York
once a Week for three weeks-the first publication
tn be at last sixty GAYS before the Atm of October
next, the day of hearing.
JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. :. Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
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je l4-tf

EOR RENT.-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
L with basement, on I'd street, GeOrg etown, the
late residence of NJ DE BOdIscO, cOItaIng l6 OF IL
rooms. The house and lot large anr IN complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings baths,
DC. 1t ls one of the most cOmmOdlous in George
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE Is. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
m 4
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Rss.Isr Ss.i..s Days. tlA 4 ,1tI Of .ssa ~...

CLsrIoN.-So H.any frauds ard jTpOsl- -a,rs>
tons of yarIous kinds hSve been Iately 624N
perpetrated on travellers bound 20 CALI sn
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only horn ed
Agent for passage by the u. :. Mail LIne via PanR-
ma, In the city of New York, feels u has duty 10
caution all persons seeking passage TO California,
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION they muEt he careful TO
Ind the true oItoe of the Steamships of the T., 4.
Mai Line, wa Panama Railroad, other oitos
IN New ork Ls authorized 90 engage passage.
The Companies have on.v OEe ofhce IN New ort.
which IS at 77 " est street, corner of N6rren street,
frcntng on the North River at the head Of the Com
p1ny'. Whsr..
tcr Obsefvs nv siIn over the door,
I.W. RAYMOND, Agent,
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EOR RtNI-rhat very desirable brick Dwell
L Ling HOUSE, No. 4Ol 18th street, between
and n, formerly occupied by Hon. !. l.. Gartrell.
FOR terms, aPpfy To WOODBURY. EMERY, No.
4oo 18th street. after o'clock p. m lie 25-eOtf
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WHITE POINT GRAVEL for roofing and
w garden walks. Also, best Holland Point and
hat sand. together with the best Hickory, Oak,
Pine Wood, and the best White and X ed Ash and
free burning Coal for Summer use.
On hand and for sale at NY Wood, Coal and Sand
Depot, corner of and lith street, the Canal.
ma l-tf X. w. BATES.
I ORD MONTAGUE'S PAGE; an historical
= Ioin4nce of the seventeenth century. By q. L
X. James, author of "RIchelleu," "Oh DomIn-
ION, ETC., etc. PIioe 81 IS. Just published and
for sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURN'S,
ie25 81. pa svsune
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Travellers Directory.

THE VIRGINIA SPKINGs.-Passensers for
Il the Orange and Alex
.ndIls Railroad. by isav'ns ~ q
the Alexandra and Washington Railroad 7fh .,
and IoUlslaTs avenue, Will be called foT and con
yeyed To the Long Bridge station. where a good
breakfast can Ae obtained. This line ca res the
L. =. Mail Tor the %. 4 A. X. X. Passengers will
hnd u Tree from the anHoyAuce n wagons and horses
that rs met with ou the boat. IL Ia the most eNpe
dltIous. and, many instances. the most econotni-
Bs tInOre.
y. B.-Coaches furnished for Excursions and Pho
Mes. ie9a N
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NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
Nl X l. r. w q X 3.
WIN. KUTHERFURD,
lRTlFIC ER IN MARRlk,
tafx spdl

MI ID " -
wM. RUTHERFORD,
zRTIFIC ER IN MARRlk,
r. Street, between 18TH and 18th Streets North,
WASHING TON CRY,
Invites public attention Go hIs extensive stock OF
TELS in 4 VARIETY of Marbles, tOgetGeT with a
choice assortment Of SfATCARl. which for de-
sign AMI finish cannot be surpassed, and are wei
adapted for the arden or Tomb. a large assort-
mant of PLAIN Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low PRICES.
Estimates given for BrCwnstOne or Marble work
or North River FlagIng. and every other work IN
Plesse call and make an inspection of our stock.
". B.-Mske a note of tine address, fe l7-sm
A PIANO FOR SIo A MOSTH.-SIx yer,
"A good second hand Pianos 9I i3I sas lsySi 81"
PEI usf niok think of ia PIANO Tor sis per month A.
ELLIS'S Piano store. je2s
VERY GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS Er
sale at three and ten dollars per month, al No.
jy y JOHN T. ELLIS.
NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOR
~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave 10 say that he hss
opened New Store, corner OF 7th and T. streets,
where ne intends 20 keepan assortment OF W inns.
LlQIoRS. CIGARS, and line GRocERiEs.
ms, Figs. Saranes, Anenovles, &C., all OF the most
Spnrnvad brands and qualities.
lYinylted to CAL and examine the stock before puI-
general assortment of Gne Havana Cigars, IN
ported direct BY the subscriber IL "ho'esaie aha
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, ahd
PiIeyy,s Old Whisky Of is,o constantly on hsnd.
County orders punctua.iy attended 60. and coun-
try Produce, Of all descrPtGG9 SeeeIysd on e1psrr
mem, Successor to Brereton Bro No. ss4i m sire.
corner of r, opposite the Patent Office. m q
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Travellers Directory.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
w STEAMBOATS,.
Greenbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm.
Hot, Capon, FauquIer White Sui
phur and Warren Springs.

The Alexandra and Washington Steamboats, wall
hereafter Tun regularly, leavInE the -T-
wharf foot of Il street, w sshIngtOn. a.
and King street, Alexandra, al tAeS<1s1fzz.sss
following hours:
Leave alexandria al 1, 3, Ia, l2l4, 2's.i.6ia.
i.esve Washington At Ga q Ilta. 1, ), So. "a.
w haley oInnIbuses. connecting with the DOats,
leave the Capitol, and the corner of 7th anu 18th
streets and Pennsy wanna avenue.
The a. IN. Roat connects with the ORANGE aud
f5L - pm..,,,cr- hLENANDR RAIL.
seH NN NsS-1@ BRIER WHITE SUI
PHI X. SWEET. WARM. Hot, CAPON,
RAkQilER WHITE SILPHj X, and WAR
REN SPRINGS. jeI If
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p. :. Editors of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills To the Patent Office with paper
containing this nOtlca. jy l0-law3r
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EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR TERNOE
u IA RS-Ihat ysEx handSllr a,,a oI.I.L LL.

FOX KENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMOF
L EARS-That very handsome and elIgibly sIt
nated HOUSE on Penn. Ivania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets lately pied by Mr. Diver
nOls as hotel. The main house Is well ada pied for
either private residence public house, hayIn.
number of large rooms and many o''lveulences al
tsched 10 1t: and the add iIona house whic lately
served the purpose of bar, with three or four rooms
up stars, can very ready be converted INTO an Of
ice below with sleeping rooms IN the upper story
The establishment Is very desirable one for a
foreign minister the house lat, ly occupied rs bar
ROOM c., &c can easily he converted into an office
or oflces below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches If the legation,
fOr terms, &c, apply to N. LA WSON, st Wind
er's Building na 2nI,t36 2awtf
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RAKE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ u DhALERS + or rent, for ten years a vacant
LOT upon II, near 2n.h street 81 by ia feet nesrIy
opposite the new PTesbyterian Church. For terms
ap 29-ltawtf
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lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT
y of w. q. METIEROTT, a large assortment
Of beautiful new style BANJOS. Call and see
them. jyi
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For Rent and Sale.

t'OE KENT--The large and cOny enient Dwell
Ith street west is fitted up with all the modern
improvements, and admirably suited for a boarding
mousse 10 punctua tenant the rent will be mode.
rate. Apply to WM MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc-
d ontf
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L ADIES' HAIR WORK REPAIRED, or taken
I In exchange, at 6 BIS Wig, BRAID, and Curl
ManufactOry, Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10Th SITS
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'rO BRICKLAYERs AND PLAsTERERs

have Just received Iargesupply OF the best White
and Grey SAND, which will sell low. Also White
GRAVEL. and LIME; Oak, Pine and Hickory
WOOD, White and Red Ash COAL. at the low
est mar ket prices. Call at my Wood and Coal Depot,
corner of and l4th sts., near the canal.
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