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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-08
CHITTENDEN COUNTY AGRICULTU-
RALFAIR.

The County Fair opens finely. The wealth
er is perfection. The grounds are in capital
order and the variety and extent of the Ex-
hibition and the attendance of visitors arc
gratifyingly large. The entries in the va
rious departments number orcr one thousand.
The entries of stock are numerous and of a
very high average of merit Mechanics
Hall is crowded with largo and interesting
display, and in Fruit, Butter and Cheese,
Bread, Agricultural products and some other
branches, the Exhibition decidedly SURPRISES
hat of the State Fair. As we go TO press
while the Fair is in progress, We are, of
course. unable to make extended mention of
the many articles and incidents worthy of
notice. Our next paper will contain Il full
occount of the Fair, with the list of prem
iums.
P. S.-lhc rain of to-day (Thursdav.) has
ruined the onticipations of yesterday.
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The ECONOMIST" The new - Econo-
mist" cook stove, for sale by Messrs. Bio
the best thing of It's kind out. The capa-
cious oven, the broling hearth, the hot wa
ter reservoir, the warming closet, and the
other arrangements for dong its work in the
most convenient and satisfactory manner,
with the greatest economy of fuel, will com
mend it to every housekeeper.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY COURT.

Saturday, Oct. >.
Adams Soulc and Putnam, Pierpoint j. Prcsi-
ding argued by Mack and Nccdham for plaintiff.
Colby, and Dillingham; for Deft
johnson Est. of Smith Bennett. presiding,
continued ON trial on motion of plaintiff. Ed
munds Smith for plaintiff, Hard and French, for
Deft.
Friday, Oct l.
LOOMS llOtchkiss ct al; verdict for plaintiff.
The case of Riley NJ. Adams Soulc and Putnam,
an issue out of chancery, was commenced on
Wednesday, pierpoint j. prcsidins and is still on
trial Mack, Needham for plaintiff. Chittenden
Dillingham;, Colby for Def't.
Commercial Bank AFRO Benton, Bennett j..
presiding now on trial. This is action on note.
Roberts and Chittendcn for plaintiff, Hard and
French, Edmunds for Dcft.
Monday Oct. 1.
The case of Riley NJ. Adams vs. Soule Il Putnam
was given to the jury this morning.
Commercial Bank Benton, commenced on Fri
day, was continued motion of plaintiff, under a
rule that plaintiff take cost since the entry
of tho case and pay defendants cost for the same
time Roberts and Chittenden for plaintiff, Hard
and French, Edmunds for Deft.
b, +. Gaylord John Soragan is now on trial
Thisis an action of assumpsit. Wires and shaw
for plaintiff, Mack for Dett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-18

REAL LIFE RoMANCE.-The Chenango Tele-
graph relates romantic story of young man
who engaged, in 1916, to work for a farmer in
that cOunty-how he won the good will of eve
rybody and the heart of the farmers eldest
daughter, but being poor, determined to seek
hls fortune in the gold regions before taking a
vile. lie took the overland route, and his let
ters from Jefferson barracks were the last ever
received from him. He was, years ago, given
up for dead, and all who had known him sup
posed his bones were bleaching on the western
plains About three weeks ago, says the Tele-
groph, carriage stopped in front of the old
farm house, and well-dressed, young appear
Ing man descended from it and advanced to the
house. Mary herself answered his summons
for admission, and at the sight of her the stran-
ger cut short his question rs to who lived there
and stepped within the plain, neat sitting
room. 10 her he was as any other stranger.
lie was bearded like the pari and her short,
quick glance at his face as he entered detected
no resemblance there to any man she had ever
seen.
What, then, was her surprise at his exclama-
ton Of-''Mary, don't you know me-your
Thomas of long ago." That voice-that old
familiar name-each called up from the buried
past memory that found in the face before
her counterpart Of that one which had been
to her girlhoOd the perfection of manly beauty,
and her first emotion was one of fear that the
unkno"h Plarle grave nad gwen up It's tenant,
that he might bring to her the confirmation of
death that she had striven to believe not
real. This feeling gave way, however, as she
felt the grasp OF strong arms thrown around
her, and an unutterable Joy burned in her
heart as the conviction that thomas was alive
before her, came uppermost to every other
thought. She didn't faint, nor scream, nor
make herself in any way ridiculous. She sim
ply welcomed him with a caress as hearty as
his own, and then she called the old folks A
happy group they made that night-the old
couple and the young-as they sat to hear
IL was soon told. While crossing the plains
he had dropped behind his companions, and
while toiling through a sunken water course,
had been seized by party of strolling Indians
and borne oil a prisoner. He was detained a
captive among them for long time, and final
ly escaped. 4.
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IHE SLAVE Trade SQUADRoN-N appears
from parliamentary return, just issued, that In
1851, twelve ships, with 995 officers and men
Were engaged In the suppression OF the slave
trade on the west coast OF Affica; in 1885, twelve
ships, with ] lS2 officers and men In I-5G tbIr
teen ships, with ,2S2 officers and men in 1861,
fifteen ships, with ,42i officers and men AT tbe
Cape of Good Hope, lSJ4, four ships, with 435
officers and men; in l.d5, five ships, with 775
officers and men ; in 1856, three ships, with 200
officers and men ; and in 1857, three ships, with
6l0 officers and men North America and West
Indies in ls5i, eleven ships, with $50 officers
and men; 1855, twelve ships, with i66 officers
and men 1857, fourteen ships, with 2s42 officers
and men and In ls5S, nine ships with 3 363 O Ill
GERS and men on the south coast of America, in
1854, six ships, with 5Il officers and men in
1855, six ships, with 9OJ officers and men; 1855,
seven ships, with 300 officers and men and in
1857, six ships, with ,335 officers and men. The
total deaths on the four stations Were ~ in Ie5l
% In ls55, ll6 in 1856, and lil in 1851. The
numbers invalIded were l36 In 1854, 195 in 1855,
SOl IN 1850, and l79 in 1857. In slaves, for whom
head money was paid, were sixty-two in 1854
none In 1855 nineteen in 1856 and 3Si in 1857.
for dead slaves - F''NN
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VI When Is boat not boat, When II Is
float (atiOat.)
DT Henry, love; wish you would throw that
book away and talk TO mel feel so dull -
"a long silence-and no reply0
"Oh, Henry, my foot's asleep
'Is h, Well, don't talk, dear, you might
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Travellers Directory.
Travellers Directory.
n FROM WASHINGTON
III X ECT TO A L l. PARTS OF TIL
:" Il . II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
&ASsa Es
Baltimsre and Ohio Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

.-.. FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM R2SHfNGTfJ,.S1 2SHfHEf, Ss10fs, fSk ksuadHiI! THE WEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN st.Tt. .S1si al IS and 7.s :. m.
snndsy excepted allowing passengers time for
sTSaktas "a at the Relay House, Washington Juno
6USNEGToN esre. sT soTs
and WR Ea raj f
lsvile. CAIRO and the Southwest and for 81. Louis
5hansas, So; Time, from WashingtOn to ClncinnAti,
Sd, cINGpiHNATL p DAYTON, ,iNDIANAPo7
NSR S IA TGEAIRS; II ssTER ST; oSys GHlchiGo gu AND
(except Saturday and Sunday > at4 45 p. cOnneot
i1g at Washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN DAY ght, take the SIS and 7.45 a. AS p. m.
trains from Washington.
For Parkersburs and all Stations on the North
Marletta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all guar
sers ana every other possible facility Will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltrnore snd Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For all points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the S. or 745 a. IN. trans.
For all Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
take the Is p m. Tram. To connect with the Fred
eriok Train take the $50 p. m. Train.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 5.S5 and 7.45
a. M, and $50 and IS p. m On sunday at SOP. m.
only.
Leave BaltImore at 81 and 9sn a m and 3SD and
81 p. m. On Sunday az 50 a m. only.
The LAS and AS trains only will stop at way sta
tlons and for Annapolis connections.
The IS m. and $50 .. m. are the chief connect
Ing trains for the west, and the $50. 7.45 and $50
p. IN. trains for the east.
and Ohio Railroad Ticket office, Washington.
au 10 L. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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pRADY'S GALLERY,
- $50 PA. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
Orer Swseny, RittsHhorss, Faat + Co.'s
Baakiag House.
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
ic that in of the very liberal patronage
he has Received since opening his r II OF O.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington he will
contrary to his original Intention, keep it open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly In
attendance to execute Photographs and Ambroty pes
in the hest possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection Of Portraits of distinguished men
at his Gallery tthe largest IN the wordD open for
public inspection day Sundays excepted from
q. IN. to D. IN. je 50 eo3m
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NOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMO OF
4 YEARS-That very handsome and eligIhiy sat
uated HOUSE on Penn, vania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. Oliver
nOIs, hotel. The INA in house we'll ada pied for
either private residence or public house, having
a number OF large rooms and many convenlences at
tached to il and the additional house which lately
served the purpose of bar, with three four
up stairs. can very readily be converted into Of
hce below with slee ping rooms IN the upper story.
The establishment is very desirable one for q
foreign minister; the house lately occupied as bar
room, Il O., can ly be converted into Office
o Offices below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation,
For terms, Il c., apply to N. WSON at Wind
er's Building ma 2D-3tdS 2swI
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Educational.

~ SCHOOL NOTICE.
a - duties Of MISS HOODS SCHOOL FOR
teTnber next at No. S24 9Th street Between and M
sts ~ eO2w
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NEW GROCERY WINE AND LIQUOR
CARLLIEsttss y WHITE " i sE5PEgR E5H HV1R sPRTNO'

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
y CUMBERLAND COUNTY. "A.
~ rms wei kEown Mounaln hesert. sltuste IN
easl OF CarlIs e, will be open for visitors on vEA&
the Goth of June. The waters of these S..s4l
are superior for drII king and bathing. AooommOdS
tlons large. Fare from Philadelphia 10 Carlelse.
SS.S5; from Baltimore TO Carlisle, IS 10. Visitors
leaving PhIladelphla and Baltimore In the morning
train arrive st the Springs at s .. m.
For further informal on address the proprletOrs,
OWEN d. CHANDLER.
Carlisle Springs. Pa.
RsTsreness-IohnC C. Da Costa. Ese., fhos. c.
Percival, ESQ., Phladeiphiai Alex. Kirkland. ESQ.
VIM. X ensta W, ESQ, Baltimore; Jacob Gideon.
Esq. Richard Wallach, Esq, Washing ton.
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MISS RIDDELL'S SELECT SCHOOL Will he
Monday in September.
Rev. Or. g. Smith, Jos. F. Brown, ESQ,
Rev. Dr. L. u. Gurley, Benz. A. Janyier, Esq.
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ap l4-d

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star Is authorized to sell, on very oc
cOmmOdatmg terms and at low price, one Of
the most desirable farms in the County of Cul,ep
woodland and the residue arabic land, IN fine con-
dltIOn for cultivation This tract is situated about
three miles from. Cupeper Court House. Ii has upon
1t small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
Inss. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set IN grass. TO gentleman seeking country res
idence this farm offers attractions not urpassed if
equalied in Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
the farm commands fine mountain pros pect, and q
view of the surrounding country for many miles.
The SOL rs OF eX cellent original quality, and pecu-
arly adapted to the production Of wheat and rs at
present in 8 good state of Improvement. The owner
will sell 1t for less than its value, II early s0plicstOn
is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Ess. Ed
ltor OF the Star. ap 9-lawtf
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.
n FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR M
PROVED CITY PROPER TS.-A Farm of fifty
acres, miles from Washington and the srme DIS
tance from Alexandra and miles from George
town, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Thomas ark,
Mr.. f. Yulee, ESQ., and OF the lands of tneilate l..
b. Hardin. Esq. The Farm Is divided into fields,
CONTAINING rooms with a good Cellar and bscf
kitchen, STABLE and all necessary out buildings. IN
good ORDER, now in the occupancy OF 4. Y1lee, ESQ.,
respeo ting the sale. Information can also be had
from w. ID. Wallach, Esq, Edl or of the star.
Possession given on the LIST of January. 1853.
jel8-lawtf ID. WELLS.
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Travellers Directory.

THE VIRGINIA sPRIN6s.-Psssensers for
sRssi ;Ssi4 ai%s. ssISsS !: NJ IS. ,;sss1s !, -
the Alexsndris and Washinston Railroad Nh ar
ana LOUISIANA svenue, will be called for and ool
ySn ssyeu 20 the Long Brdte station. where good
y. ,; Maj ior the o. A. n. X, Passengers will
nnu lree from the annoyance Of wagons and horses
that 10 met with on the boat. Ii Ia the most az
dltous. and, IN many instances. the most econo5n-
Baltimore. '''
N. B.-Coschss furnished for Excursions and Pho
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GEORGETOWN CLASSICAL AND MATa
VI EMATICAL ACADEMY.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, September 9Th.
p. A. BOWEN,
au 7-StawSw Principal.
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EEMALE ACADEMY

EEMALE ACADEMY,
Strest, bet,Uesn 18Th an3l9th.
E. F.. JANNEY, PRINCIPAL.
The fourth annual session will commence ON the
hrst Monday in September =
The course of study in this Institution is kxten-
slve embracing all the branches of Iberai tduca-
tlOn. an H-Io~2ws
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EOR RENT.A desirable modern built three
l. story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, back
and streets, containing Is rooms, gas;hroughOut,
marble mantels, water and bathroom. Also, the I'd
and Sd stories of the building over my store. Apply
to JOHN ALkXAN DER, No. $40 Pa. avenue, be-
tw 18th and 18th SITS. jy 60 eo3w
STORE FOR RENT-The store on Ohio ave-
- nue. between 18th and 18th SITS. 1t Is particular
~ suited for the grocery and feed busIne.S. Apply
to L. j. w. NJ. CALF, northwest corner 18th
and sts. No. 5i7. je 26-leotf
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
H DEALERS For rent, for ten years. vacant
LOT upon II near 20th street, 81 by g feet, nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply 10 Or. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. GEORGETOWN.
ap % ltawtf
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EMERSON INSTITUTE
~ III street, bet,osSH l2th and 18th streets,
SkLECr CLAsslcAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS. 10y
The duties of this Institute will be resumed the
ISL day OF Septemb r. Number of pupils limited.
au IS-eotf CUAS r. YOITNR pr,rc;naI
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NITY ACADEMY. f..r.
" 483 Tenth Street NoSth,
school Tor limited number Of young gentlemen.
In Civil and Military Engineering, Draushti ng,
Drawing, ornamental w rtine, al the Languages
Pupils who were preparing last session to pass an
examination before the next Naval Board must be
punotua at the Ieopenlng of the School. Duties re-
sunleo he hrst Monday in September.
au IL 3w Intel. eo9t) ], FILL. p i1nipaI
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~ STORY BRICK DWELLlNGHOUS
At PkIvAE sALE-The subscriber has for prl
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms, built in the best manner,
and furnished throug hout with all the modern i'm
provements-gas and water. furnace, range, Il o :,
10 -situsted on north Nj street. between 9th and
loth streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and lmmed edlate possession siven.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
ap h-d Auot'r. and Com, Merchant,
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
not TO fade. 1900 of these beautiful pictures made
by W. odey In nine weeks. No charge unless the
81 cents, winch can be sent by mail without extra
light not re Suired. n. c. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 street,
ie l46m near WIlards'.
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LNOR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
L story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing, No. +O4 street. between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing IL rooms, gas throughout, marble man
room No; 8, hrst floor, Post Office Department.
n If
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY-A AR Nj, oonta ming 100 acres,
less than 10 miles from Washing ton, under good
cultivation ard having al ohard Of 50 trees Of
neotarines, pears, qIinces, 80, together with
grapes, curranis, strawberries, &c.-the same hav-
ing good dwelling containing nIns rooms, with
cellar, &c will be sold on reasonable terms ex
changed for CITY property. There Is a good bsrn
and stabling on the premises, good water at tie
door, ana numerous never failing springs. About
40 acres are In wood consisting of oak, hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased If
desired For further particulars inqu re of JAS. 5.
SCAGGS 7tb street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq.
18th street, between T. and ID streets.
iy Is 2qwtf
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MRS. GEN. WHEELER's SEMINARY FOR
4'l YOUNG LADIES, $50

=, The duties O. this institution WI be resumed on
The hrst M Monday in September, with renewed exer-
tons on the part OF the Prnopsl the cultivation
OF the hearts and minds Of the pupils committed to
fully solicited. ~ an IL -eotSep!5tb
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k'0R SAl.E-A neat and comfortable Dwell
Il DING HOUSE, No. $50; fronting south on
Massachusetts, avenue, between I'd and Si sts west.
The lot extends through to II street making an
entrance on II. Terms reas souable. Apply TO POL
LARD WEBB. No $50 I'D story .)7rh st. %
EOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING STU
ated on the east side of llth street, one door
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Ofice.1 Posses
sion given the LIST Of July. For further particu-
lars apply to g. A. w. RANDALL, corner of 18th
and ID SITS, ia sS-tf
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ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GREAT SOUTH WESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pe nnsy lvania avenue and 9th
street, Washington. on board of the Steam r erry
Boat George Page, at the Office OF the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria,
Richmond, DanviHe, Lyneh6Urg, Bristol,
KnorviLie, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA,
NaShUiiLe, Huntsvile, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nerc Orleans,
By a direct route, aud continuous rally way connec
tons to Memphis.
AfordinE greater ErPsdition and Cozlfort and
The steam f. Try boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street al 81 a. m. for Alexandra, where pas
sengers ts ke the for Richmond CharlottsVIiie
StauntOn, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, & @ /,
and at IA .. IN. for Richmond and all points South-
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuse leave the office,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. m. and .. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
Je l7-u Washington.
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For Rent and Sale.

A SPECIAL NoTICE.-"valey View Farm >,
n late the residence of John II. King decd. In
onered for sale or rent. To persons living in this
section i Is deemed unnecessary to describe A. but
Tor the information Of persons distance il NAV
be well TO mention thst no place within one hundred
miles OF Washington city offers such Inducements
either to q purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are large and CommodiOus Dwelling, Containing ~
rooms; Gardeners House, containing S rooms: a
large Barn, and ample Stablng Wagon Sheds Car
rage Hnuse. Ice House, Green House, Spring
q House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop. Root Gel.
lars, Corn House. Smoke House, Servants Quar-
ters, Hay and Gram Barracks, &c.-in a word
every convenience that can be desired upon q farm
Several Springs OF ire water are upon the plsce
and particularly one from VIII Oh water is forced TO
the dwelling, stsbles. &e. by hydraulic ram. The
farm contains about 50 acres, all under fencing and
in hgh state OF outlyat,on and beautifully laid of
In wa1ss and drives, shaded BY fruit trees. This
place, for the ast fifteen years been carried on
very successfully as market garden. There is
iarse quantity Of Hot bed Sash, Forcing Frames,
the raising of vegetables. The Fruit Trees of ali
kinds, Grapes. Currants, Gooseberries, c., can be
numbered by thousands.
Il Is Presumed that any one desiring such place
Will examine 1t personally. Every information will
be given upon application at the place, or to w
ALBERT KING, No. SIS High street, GEORGETOWN,
ID. G. iy S6-
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BRITISH OUTRAGES.
IMPORTANT INFLUENCE has been brought
to bear upon the Administrator, who have decided
to despatch the ). line of battle ship Pemsy Iva
MA TO the Gulf of Mexico. Ii is said that Commo-
dOre Stewart Is ID assume command. and the pri-
vate stores of cabin d ward ToOm messes, IucIud-
ing old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS p. LEWIS new Wine and Spirit
Store. corner of eth and street. ma -
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HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDOLlNE
street, and at his Sales Room, under Wiilards' Ho
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-05

THEArRrAL. Miss Ayonia Jones will appear to night
as Blanca In Fazo, part we'll calculated to display
her hsronic genius AS the term of her engagement is
rapidly drawing to a close. advise oil who wish to see
her TO lose no time In doing Dawson that comcal
comedian appear in the aterpiece, #
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pxrAEsnksr,
e.. Alsii 40, 1855.
Norf HEREBY GykN that ssssi will he reosased
- 'a~ ae~ss@sn M unN Tbs t hny woxmo ~ ts
any ssin or the whole, millions dollars
hss ~ exchange h~ sold s spo<atsd with
hs treasurer The Caissd sae the the riia
d.ph'~ VI" treasurer VI tbs Oss~ans
sisAAt Le~safarA n tsson, New Nok
days from tse prepas under
u Congress enabled ~ authorize the issue Of
treasury notes. approved 2sd December 1857 q
treasury III be issued recsp " oaria
eas eoste officers tbs Treasurer III
the nlei They viii he made ex,sx VI such
bladder sxeAAsss isws
rate II interest," exoecdg per ssssa sad VIII
larry such rate from q crrncste dsosne
The proposals. the rate Of interest wiAst condOa
without reerencc contain other 4atus
fourth three fouths of osta
per proposed !" BE- oxehAHssd nSsi W Dc
led u the treasury oces above enanssssea whqss
ssch esvossi
is fuancnt II the proposal not accepted ins'sdnse
viii given such .Ehssd ~ pruo
povissn ths Caagfsss, q this
notice. they VIII b. considered.
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