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Direct communication with
France

THE commercial intercourse to be cstab-
il hshed between the Port of Norfolk and
the coast of France, renders an acquaintance
with the language of that country, not only
necessity for those whose business may be
thus directed, but enhances it's value as go
cial accomplishment both to Ladies and Cen
tlemen. The undersigned having posseseed
peculiar facilities in qualifying himself for
that capacity, respectfully offers his services
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and
Portsmouth as a French Precepter; to the
Ladies at their residences-to Gentlemen ut
his office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding house
No. 81, E. Main street.
Schoola attended both for classes of French
and Book Keeping on moder tie terms.
Merchants and others requiring temporary
assistance in arranging their books, making
mp accounts DC, will do we'll to apply to him
before his time ia fully occupied. A thorough
knowledge of the French and sufficient ac-
Quaintance with the German and Spanish
languages TO keep mercantile accounts in
them if required, may render his services
useful to those engaged in the foreign CONT
mental trade.
fe Is CHARLES SAMUEL,
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MARTIN & COOPER'S

MARTIN Il COOPER'S
!fNELEBRATED Guitars, at various prices.
~ We are the Sole Agents Of these justly
celebrated Manufacturers.
We have also an assortment of low priced
Guitars, at from 50 to $40 each, with Cases,
for sale by
NH Is Z. HALL g. CO.
DcarI Starch-l6 boxes just received,
Il and for ssle by
DAVIS 4 WOMBLE,
nsl3 No. S, Campbe,Ps Wharf.
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CABINET MAKING,

Flour in small sacks for sale at tho Flour
Store, No. 7. Union Street. del2
CABINET MAKING,
Ep8RTA KING AND RgPAIarNG
THE SUBSCRIBER having q,
l. taken Gheislin's old G a b met Eaa
Shop on Charlotte st. M
esSssSsaSsn No. II, is prepared to exc
cute all orders in the above
Old Furniture repaired by him, will look
as good az new, as numbers in this city will
testify.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
J. L. LUNSFORD,
de 23-1y No. IL. Charlotte st.
Gugar and Molasses 10 Hhds Prime
~ N. .. Sugar, 100 Bbls Crushed Pulve-
rised A & c do so do A. & C. Molasses,
10 HID Pulverised w. J. Molasses, for sale
by [maSl LEIGH Il BRO
TSRENCH CON FECTIONARY,-
IL A fresh supply of the above, just received
in Store, consisting in part Of
Chocolate Cream Drops,
Gum Drops, assorted faVors.
Fig Paste,
Chocolate Drops,
Burnt Almonds,
Chrgstal Fruits,
Do Candies,
Conversation Losenges.
Sugar Almonds,
Fringe Kisses,
Liquorice Drops,
Jelly, Cakes.
Mh 9 C. JORDAN & SCg.
BELLOWS LEATHER ROOTS,
lust received from Philadelphia, one
- Trunk fine but very stout solrs and up
pers, free from flank, Gents Bellows Leather
Boots, very superior article. and viii, be cold
low by \. BOTTIMORE,
No. l5 East Side Market SQr,
NH Sign Big Yellow L, OF.
ESlayoring Extra cts-Vanil Lem
Il mon, Strawberry &c, for sale by
ma IL l.. w. WEBB
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nCEAN VIEW LOTS-Two of the best
~ located lots at Ocean View, which were
purchased at the highest premium, when the
division was made to the Stockholders, are
offered for gale.
fe 20 F. ZANTIISGER.
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Take Care OF the Children.

Take Care OF the ChfEdr6n.
1TOw many accidents would be avoided,
III if parents would place before the fire q
SPARK GUARD, or NURSERY ZEN
d. DER. Don't delay purchasing one another
.lay, but come to No. IT, Sign of the Pad
Lock, East Side Market square, where you
can find them at low price.
ma l3 GRIFFITH, WILSON d co.
Cmoked BeeH-The very beat article.
- Medium Jowls, the very beat butcher
cured. Baltimore city HA BIS, which we
warrsnt to be equal TO any Virginia Hams.
mal3 j. +. BELL g. co.
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DOTATOES.-4O bushels of superior
Jersey white Mercer potatoes, equal to
by THOS. p. CROMWELL.
lie TT Rigging VIII,
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dHBITION'S BURIAL GROUND.
FRANCIS DE HAEs JANvIER.

He FRANCS DE HAES JANylER.
Tin the Autumn year gheen hundred and nifty
Ter on way California hundred graves the
of his journey across tho plainsl
Far away beyond the western mountains a lovely land
Where bright streames gently gliding golden sand
Where valleys fresh and vcran open srooea ola and boar
lovely land where long hath hidden priceless store
Blu, the path which endeh hrher drssy plain
And the pilgrim must encounter weary hours OF toll and
The pa,h long and and with breath
Turks around and many pilgrim hnds but the way death
Aye path long thou miss the way
defiant Of is dangers throns nigh. and day
young, alike impacntal alike Ambion's slaves
PRESSING painting pning dying all the way with graves
Thus alas! Ambition through bura plains
Troolins procession, melancholy Funeral transl
Hope stands smiling on the margin but beyond are gloomy fears
dark disappointment wastes the castles Fancy
All is Allied with signing tho way with and ears
woudst glory the cnsanguined
n single victor thousands in subsection yield;
Thousands who with arms valiant welded shining blade
who heaps around him. vanqu-hed in the dust
iaii Il
vanquished while above iumu yeorys trump swelling
sounds for him song Of triumph drgel
wreath he bndo,h his brow their life blood
ghs tears blood commnslng make the glory that
And unknown sleeps many hero Ambitions burial pansl
Or the purple despng -decmng red glory shame
woudt thou in secion gather greencr ares purer fameY
learning halls where tho abide
garland by scholastic pridoY
Ali within gloomy, dimy midnight
and alternate with nights OF TOLL
those portals breathing aspirations high
self reianteach believing triumph nigh;
and and within those portals e
all who thther few obtain the pro,red prize,
while unbst unwcpt unlonoed, undovoloped genius
Genius had glory remoest ages thrown
through Hstorys deates gowed lived
Yet along Ambitions way side fills many grave unknown
But pinost old
hidden Fortune heaps her gtterng
The pathwaybut above each lonely
Lightly tread pause pondefor like those
round,
forgotten Ambitions Burial
WASHINGTON, u. G.
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A Remonstrance.

The Middle-A Man intended TO devote his entire
corner of the U this week to aectionato tribute to
two departed brethren of the quill but feels compelled
to insert rcmonstrance against Migrant violation OF
the laws of taste decency sense, and good APP
petite of which one of the illustrated papers has been
guilty Pictures very important aduncts OF iitera-
ture the demand for pictures and the impossby OF an
extensive subscription list without them, broke down
Putnam Monthly and their judcous is one of the
prime elements of the of Harpers Weekly and
Harpcrs Magazine / have quarrel therefore, with
the illustrated periodical literature, but must protest
against the shameful abuse of the pictorial privileges in
the production of a series of loathsome engravngs in
New York weekly. This sheet, borrowing the name of
philanthropy, makes fierce onslaught upon what, with
out doubt is most atrocious business but in doing
this it intrudes upon gaze in every publication
shop window, pictures of diseased COWS, post-mortem
examinations of cows frghtful Sores and rcpulsve
portions of dead cows until turn away more disgust
ed with this revolving exhibition than with the great
evil il undertakes to check The Midde-Aged Man has
no love for quacery but he would not have pictorial il
Illustrations of the consequences of using nostums aunt
cd in the faces of his female relatives neglect of vac
cination a very dangerous omission, but it would hard
y be right to enforce it by woodcus of various stages
of small pox there are some social crimes which
eating into the life and virtue of society but he would
not be beneiactor who should play Asmodeus with GER
tain quarters of New York In the of all decency
and for the quiet of all respectfully sensitive somachs
let the pictorial portions of the .'Sw Milk expose be
discontinued is the earnest request of the
.MIDDLE-AGED MAN.
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DESCRIPTION A BREAKpAsr THREE LANGUAGES
An English proposition and Latin conjunction this
conjunction in English taken the number of timss d-
rccted in Latin what people pull mp when they go away
Jump in Latin without us half receptacle for the
dead and reward professional services covering
for the foot and Greek conjunction.
On Thursday the Houma and Hermitage plantations of
NJ me Bringier sold bringing, respectively $780,
600 and s526 oOO They were bought in by M me Brin
ger Our friend, r. @. Bond esq, was the anctoncer
in both sales IL is often that two sales large
these in two successive days can be recorded. ~ o
P,ooVinc.
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TO THE MOONBEfM.
AN UNPUBLISHED POEM BY SHELLEY

AN UNPUBLISHED POEM By SHELLEY.
Moonbeam, leave the shadowy vale,
To battle this burning brow.
Moopbeam, why art thou pale,
: thou wnlkest DER the dewy dale,
Where humble wild flowers growY
Is TO mimic meS
But that be;
For thine orb Is bright,
And the clouds light,
That al intervals shadow the star studded night.
Now all " dcathy still on earth
Natures tired frame reposes
And the golden mornings birth
Its radiant hucs discloscs,
Fies forth its balmy breath,
But mine is the midnight Of Death,
And Natures morn,
To my bosom orIorn,
Brings but gloomer night, implsnts deadcr thorn.
Wretchl Suppress the glare OF madness
Struggling in thine haggard eye,
For the kecnest throb OF sadness,
Pale Dcspars most sickenpg Sigh,
II but TO mimic me;
And this must he,
When the twilight Of care,
And the night OF despair,
Seem in breast but joys TO the pangs that wake there
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street Presbyterian church and at eight o'clock p m
dncoue on the life aud death Of tho late Rev d. A.
Tyng will be delivered in Trinity church
itIii pliliso glf ~ -
WASHINGTON TmxAmK The Kellers closed then en-
gsgemcnt hast night. On Monday night Mr.. Eytinges
benefit will come OFT and on Tuesday Mr. Dawson in,
tended TO have taken benefit bat has been postponed
at his request. f %
IHK NOUN VERNON FUN. Since the 7th of April one
fourth of the receipts Of the Mount Vernon trips
the steamer Thomas Collyer have been appropriated to
the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association fund for the pur-
chase Of that estate. hra
Another WASHINGTON AUTHOR Ks-A new romance
entitled Magdalen the Enchantress" the scenes OF
which laid in Washington and Georgetown is said to
be the production of young lady who resides in this
city.
MmIrARr The Montgomery Guards, Captain p b.
Key will parade Tuesday afternoon We are pleased
to hear that Captain Davis has recalled his resignation
Captain Of the Washington Light Infantry.
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH The recently published me
mortal on submarine telegraphng has caused quite a
comoton among those interested in the success or the
failure of the trans Atlantic line now established
Music AT rnR CArlroL GROUNDS There was a large
gathering Of ladies and gentlemen at the Capitol grounds
yesterday evening to listen to the music of the Marine
Band. bng I'd l
EXCURSION. The Hibsrnisn Club will make an excur-
sion to the White House pavilion Thursday June g.
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descended 10 bend thor eyes my page ready that
well know the sort of ready made criticism that would
cry, with denouncng shiver, Aloes, aioes. His
friend, Mr. e. L. Blanchard, says " His satire, indeed
of the brightest, keenest and most encIant order,
and amongst his friends long viii the memory survive OF
his flashes OF wit and sparkles Of quaint fancy He not
only knew his satircal power he loved TO make 1t felt
The keen sword of his suffered TO rust
for want Of use. And, In aluson to Jerolds
reference 10 aloes he adds he had no motive
than TO improve the tone of the society in which
he lived and tonics for the most part bitter,
but very wholesome notwithstanding. On the 9TH OF
june 1857 he took afcctonate leave OF his friends
and the next morning died in the arms OF his son, re.
tanning the powers of his intellect up to the last moment
On a bright English june day his form was lowered into
its last resting place amongst trees and flowers In Nor-
wood cemetery ga summer Frightening the earth.
with its beams cloudlcss blue sky over head With the
carol Birds suggestive of hope beyond the GRAVE and
mournfu breeze signing amidst the foliage as sym
Dol of earthly sorrow for his loss.
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MARINE NEWS.

na~ PRof JosEPH A. ALEXANDER %. D., of the
Princeton Theological Seminary will the
church this morning O'clock and again evening
o'clock 'i..f7a i t.1 May 23
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n0- NoucE.--The public will find at Washington
Hail. OF Pennsylyanis
Gle Of hiaephis Buck Beer, daught, Monday
May 23--lta
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MAGDALEN THE ENCHANTREsSS; A Story of
WI Washington and Georgcownoundod BY f. L. L.
Price 81. just published, and for sale
Nay 23-at s34 peunsvlyania arsnue
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REnoIous SERVICES To-DM.-Rev. DIR Alexander Of
Princeton Theological Seminary will preach in the
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DxfAKfsSsr on STAR


n IT--II- u Weshiglonl May Il, Ie0s-
"o"noon has been received department. n.
So Tue untd states consul Trinidad that the ordi
nfn 'nc COUNCIL u the island imposing export tho
produce OF Trinidad from us January last been dowed
oy the home e'nmeas and consequently export duty
present required
lsy 22-siu
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MAns OF THE UNITED STATES.

GEORGIA.
Posr OFFICE nEfAKrxssr
May 1923.
PROPOSALS the male from July 49, lsaS
1859 the following the Stale of Georgia viii received
Contract Office Of this Department. until
the 10th June next, 10 be dscsdsa on the next day;
bbao Prom the the savannah Albany and Gulf
road 20 Wsresboo' 80 miles back three hDe~
bidders viii Intermediate points propose schedule Of
departures "
Service may be commenced the Let July practicable.
For form proposal guarantee certificate,
pamphlet ton Virginia
H. 1883 and of February 1855 principal post offices
AARON " BROWN
May s-lawaw Postmaster General
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Wire WANTEDA literary man advertises for a
wife in the Star of last evening He very cooly says
that he 'has not time to go a wife hunting The
lady's situation in life immaterial but health inte
gence, affection, and refinement indispensable Those
ladies desiring to improve eligible opportunity TO
obtain literary husband will do well to apply as
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COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
7endrod by The .tolloam9 Committee Of Gentlemen 10
Mr.. s. d. EYTINGE


SIR As Washington Theatre is fast
drawing close appropriate courtesy to testify
approval Of tho excellent in which you manager
nave cooueo 70 aa tne ana amusement on city
~ r IN. a loci hh,i d o lss"on' ana
true teacher In being fearless commentator In yonr noson Won
plmeDtary benefit and by their wish
a'ed TO tho fuhmcnt Of our desire. Yours, &c.
Hon g. H. Jones, Hon VIM r. hsgrnder.
Hon James L. orr, George W. Riggs, esq.
Hon John " Wright, j. d. Hoover,
Hon. James Bunnton, p IIciss, esq.
Hon. W. h. Maclny, L. &c Clarke esq
Hon. J. ". Kunkel, W. Fl. Thomas, esq.
Hon. W. G. whtcley, NJ W. Cluskcy, esq.
Hon. W. W. Boycc John Savage, esq
Hon Hon. W T. Avery j. F. Ga sss" cs asa
&c Allen, esq, G. Wendell, esq.
A. J. GIo.sbrenner, esq James C. Mct;uirc oso
To ssxum D Errrsux Esq
t.E4
wAauserx nx,rpr Nav 40 1874
. a.a', ~"s ~ i''''
r r & ,t,y ' har, ana ,, , ~. ep's.e ensns
~ ~ ~ ~ annsa, :, ~ .a ~ ~ .ou m"s ere
nT nr hunh,e eaor,s n, ca.r sr v,,r I'm
chhuon ~ ny unoe tpr's )" cp p your amusement during
as as "' easinr rccoeau anu sun" " S e'S're os me
~ 49," - w. u,asu,ra ~ anaosn. a. ,u ,, -
name MONDAY evening noI The o4s AZ ,hs ha, wy
n ess '''s ~ 'e -s'" "A"n W. 'No pes' aoap'eu Tor
s'"' III, rSmsn. gentlemen. mos. fapbn,l,v. Yours
w IL 7F'EIlV W. ''s n I-yrrxcr
,,o. cr. W yox., Han J.x,ur I'm, y hAriNeh~
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PoroaAo FIsnERIEs.--lhe fishermen generally have
laid by their seines for the season. most Of them having
made water haus, at expense from one to two hun
dcd dollars per day Nearly all who engaged in
the business lost money this season ; have lost
heavily The consequence will be that many of the fish
cries will not be ished next season
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lforDs 4 gudrantyl

ftbrm y gudrantyl
WsHuyaroy,
ha proper facilities contract furnish
for the
ing Juno 80, 1856 should bid be accopted n -
Nay 23-wt30hJune fIne8Starl
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WE hear it rumored that line of fst-cass propeers
is to be between New York and Alexandria and tn
District cities under the management of Mcssrs Fowl
Co. Of this city, at no distant day
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

By request Of many citiseas j. h,sco Wiaps celebrated
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE
WI reopen Wednesday nen Moy IS, 1853. III.
VNIlIS Magnificent Painting commences with Chaos
continues In historical Cap
uvy containing than Any the sublime interesting
In
every evening open y 10 commence at
precisely. ~ i'i-
Tickets Is be had at the Hall
years sge - srais, ~ taf
Also, exhibition Wednesday and
and schools Doors open az precisely
Explained by DR. Tbblts w p if@k.'
May 2I--lws tt1cstfN ~ '.aI
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A l. Il X A N ID II L A /.

TnRouoH TIcKMs.-The Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany gives notice that through tickets will be issued be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore, Washington and Alex
andra at the rates those Of the river line Bag
gage will be checked through in all cases. and transfer
red without charge This arrangement is to go into ef
feet on the Gath instant.
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TnE election for city and county officers and lieutenant
governor, takes place on Thursday next ..as.
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Mn. ErrISess BENEFIT, on Monday evening, should be-
and doubtless will be- the largest and the fashionable
house yet assembled within the theatre which he
oepably manages. The attractions of superior or
der and it is earnestly to be hoped that every play
goer will do his duty not only attending in person. but
persuadng others to attend
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A CARD.--We are receiving and opening SUI
IA pcior Stock Of Spring and summer Clothing nso choice
Cloths, ves,ings Linen, pris
the latest In for gentlemen and youths There
been offered this market snch clcs Of syic aud make
IA order In this city, i.4
WALL, SrEIfiE1S l. Co..
No S22 Penn. nv,, between 9Th 10Th sts.
1e-6Mh IIac. Star & tAtee.l ~
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PUBLIC MEETING AT GEoRcmowH. Mayor Crawford has
dn accordance with resolution passed by the aldermen
and common council of Gcorgetown) convened ga town
meeting to be held in Forrest Hall, Monday night
the oath instant to take into consideration the petition
of Captain Roberts, before Congress, to dsmember
and separate portion of said town.
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Orders for Europe Despatched by every
lr5. steamer. hEs

TAYLOR & MAURY, booksellers and statoners
Pcnnsy avenue, Ninth psbie
great facilities in The Importation Of foreign books stationery
BY their with enabled
expedite all orders committed to their charge, and Of
importation prices. tiln biF'5 0at i
May 22-3t aa{ hs553
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~ GORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND Coussm
VI LoR-Ar-1Aw, No 10 WaH street, Nes FORK.
26-6mn
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. Rev Jabez Fox will preach
ut the New Jerusalem Church North Capitol street
between and c. at eleven clock this morning. ON the
subject of the Trinity demonstrating that the Divine
Trinity is not Trinity of persons but comprised in the
one Divine person Of Lord Jesus Christ in whom
dwellcth all the ullness of the Godhead bodily" in
the language of Scripture.
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MARKEm-Flour-sal sales superine 81 81 the prin-
cipal demand for which has been by city customers.
Wheat has been variable with fair offerings and good
demand white ST. 81 0s and red ut 81 81 O6, ac-
cording to quality Corn-white and mixed at so SO
cents. Rye is in good demand at IS cents. Oats in
light supply and limited demand Provisions steady
with prices tending upwards. Fishshad $li so sI2
per hundred herring, 50 so per thousand Supply
Of both very small Business is improving, and the
grocery market Is active During the week there has
been cargo sale of Porto Rico sugars where prices
ranged from Sc rs 81 co. according to quality
| MARINE NEWS. 5'
ARRIVED Schooner Lady Suffolk, Study master Bos-
ton to Fowle & Co.
SAILED, Schooner Maria Pike, Applegarte master,
New otk-coal BY Borden Mining Co. f..E.
Schooner Oregon, Lowell master Troycoal by Borden
Mining Co. ~ 1890 M iI,a.vg, 49,, g
Schooner A. Middleton, jr., Triple master, New York
coal by T. >. Mehatfey. - y, -,
Schooner George Decring Pinkham master, Boston
coal by T. y Mehaffey. 1900 -
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INTERESTING TO LADIES. when in the course

INTERESTING TO LADIES' When in the course
human ladies and gentlemen lose Of their
1ne hcad Of hslrh becomes OF
Importance the question What shall stop
hair falling aud Its and beauty In reply
this query beg say try Dr. Harss Iinir
few applications viii stop the hair falling breaking
keep scalp white mpart
the hair and, although have bald
twenty years, continued or months viii you
head of hair Call and bottle satisfied
second application, return and the price pai
DR. arriss Hair Promoter and mprnver Sold in NJ h
mond by W. PETERSON, Druggist,
- Corner Maine and 18th md Main and Wall street,.
Washington D. GILMAN, druggist Pennsylvania
street. and D. CLARK street and Fcnu
May 2l-3m .&,
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NTANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
wv situation cook. given,
required Apply at No Ash 9th street between and
May 22-2is
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MKADKs RECORDING ANGEL, exquisite statue was
ratified for last evening at Taylor Mauys There were
one hundred chances, of which ninetyeght had been
taken, and the highest number which could have been
thrown iftyfour. The highest number thrown was
forytwo, for ticket number -, belonging to Colonel
Alexander Provost who thus becomes the owner of an
exquisite work of art The next highest throw was thirty
nine