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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

An ORDINANCE providing for the repair of the
tootway ON the south side of Third street, be-
tween Market and High streets
BE IL ordained by the Board of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the CORPORATION OF
GeOrSetO,cH, That every proprietor Of lot or mart
OF lot OF ground the south side Of Third street
between Market and High streets when notified
by the Commissioners herein appointed and i'm a
manner to be approved by them shall by the first
day OF June next, have, or cause to be- paved the
footway in front Of all the lots and parts Of lots
aforesaid not heretofore paved, and of those paved
not now in good order to the entire width OF the
footway where improved, and where not improved
10 tue width OF six feet with good hard brick and
sharp sand. and in accordance with the established
grade OF SAID street. and to entirely curb the same
where no Curbing has heretofore been done and
10 repair In suitable manner any existing curb
Ing which may not now be In order as NAV be d.
rected by said Commissioners.
Sec. =. And be IL further ordained That there no
and Is hereby, levied and imposed a tar Of sixty
cents per front foot all lots or parts of lots with
III tue Aforesaid limits which shall remain I'M
paved on the day aforesaid; and within twelve
DAY thereafter the clerk is hereby directed TO pre-
pare and deliver to the collector table of lots and
parts OF lots in front Of which the pavement shall
not have been made or repaired, as herein and the
number Of front feet I'm each with the names of
the persons to whom the same are respectively a.
sessed who shall proceed to collect the said tax or
SO much thereof as may be necessary, under the
provisions Of the third section Of this ordinance
In the manner prescribed by the charter OF the
town, and pay over the same, as collected to the
cierk ana TO close his collecting or before the
mrs. DAY OF July next, retaining thereof four per
cent. as his commission thereon
Sec. 3. And be az further ordained, That il the
owner or owners of any OF the lots or parts of lots
aforesaid, shall not have had the paveInens paved
or repaired, on the first day of June next as il
required by the first section of this ordinance
then the said lots, or parts Of lots, are declared
liable to the tax levied and imposed by the second
secton OF this ordinance, or SO much thereof as
the said Commissioners shall deem to be- sufficient
Ior such paving or repaving, and upon the requi-
slton Of the said Commissioners in writing
the Clerk is hereby required to furnish the Col,
lector the table thereof herein directed and the
Collector to make the collections afore provided
sec. 4. And be II further ordained. That the
mayor and John Il. Bangs be, and are hereby
appointed commissioners, with full powers 10
draw and exPend the net proceeds OF said tax for
The purpose aforesaid, who shall account therefor
10 the said clerk on or before the first day of No
vember next, soon thereafter as practicable
Approved April p, 1859.
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PERSONAL

%" Prof. J. P. Holcombe, Va, Hon. Timothy
Davis, Mass. are at Willards'
-. Hon. l.. p. Drummond, M. P, Montreal ;
w. ID. Sbipman, U. :. District Attorney of Con-
necticut, and Mariana Degollado, are at the Ma
tional
M lie PiccOlomini sailed for Europe on Sat.
urday, In the Vanderbilt MANY of her friends
adieU1.
49, John 9. Cunningham, Esq, Purser L. s.
sloop Of war Dale, reached this city this morning
looking in excellent condition, his friends will be
glad to hear, despite the burning sun and pestlen
atmosphere of the African coast
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II Much excitement has prevailed for several
days past at West Farms, westchester county, N
V. in consequence of the arrival there Of box
containing the dead bodies Of two men, two wo-
men, two children and negro. The box was on
Thursday last picked up adrift in the East river,
near Port Morris. COroner's inquest was held
upon the remains, and verdict OF death by UNI
known cause was returned by the Jury -.
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FROM UTAH.-The Utah mail, which has ar
rived at 81. Louis, brings proclamation issued by
Governor Cumming, commanding the immediate
dispersion of various parties of Mormons associ-
ated together in military capacity in the noun
tains surrounding Salt Lake Valley. The Valley
Sun complains that this proclamation was not put
in the hands of Federal officer to execute instead
OF Territorial Marshal and asserts that treason is
as rife in the Territory now as before the advent
NJ he
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NAvAL.-At the Boston Navy Yard the steam
frigate Minnesota has been hauled to the Navy
Yard, and Is to he dismantled. The steam gun
boat Narragansett is nearly ready for sea. The
new steam sloop Hartford is at anchor in the
stream, ready for sea. as is also the sloop Levant
The Constitution will be ready in few DAYS
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MARINE DISASTERS FOR MAY-There were
thiry-three American sea-going vessels reported
during the past month as wrecked or otherwise
lost and missing, viz: Eight ships, six barques
four briggs, thirteen schooners, and two steamers
Ofthese seventeen We're wrecked, three abandoned
six burnt, and seven missing
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II The steamers Vanderbilt and City Of Bal
tmore sailed from New York on Saturday for
Liverpool, the former taking nearly 400 passengers
md upwards Of 81 400 coo in specie and the later
go passengers and $500 900 in specie.
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>sIr The school of artillery practice established
at Old Point, Va under the auspices OF the pres
ent Secretary Of War, is being gradually perfected
At Present there are six companies at the post and
two others will be shortly added
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1--we have news from Havana to the 3Oth ult
Three French war vessels had sailed suddenly on
the receipt of dispatches from the United States
The United States steamer Walker was In port
Ex- United States Consul Robertson had died in
Havana
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IL An ARRAY occurred at the Virginia Univer
sity, Charlottesville, last week, between two stu
dents, Charles Gutchet, Of North Carolina, and J
Nj. Bentley, of Alabama. Bentley was shot through
the arm and breast
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP,

TIE PROPOSED Fusion OF THE OPPOSITION
The result of the Virginia election in SO consid-
ersbly decreasing the apparent Democratic
majority in the Old Dominion, cannot faii To
strengthen the desire of the Conservative-op-
position men TO eonsummate the fusion of the
whole Opposition in the next Presidential cleo
ton so earnestly advocated by the Richmond
WING. Buffalo Adrertiser, New York Tn
byUe, ef a., because il is calculated to cheat
those who not look beneath appearances in
politics. into the belief that there does exist
available Opposition strength in the South-a
fallacious notion as will be made plain to the
comprehension Of all in due time Under its
influence the Southern and Silver Grey advo-
Gates of the proposed fusion are deluding them
selves with the idea that if they bring about
the proposed single Opposition convention, the
Republican managers will allow the cause they
represent to be represented in the proposed
| single convention in proportion to the electo-
raj votes of the States sending them to it. Or,
in other words, that Virginia will be admitted
| with it on equal terms with New England
| States, though it is as notorious that sac will
elect Democratic Presidential electors as that
New England will elect Opposition electors.
The Hon. Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois, in
a recent speech explains the purpose of the
Republican party managers in unmistakabls
language; in ayowing that he is for the pro
| posed fusion, only if il amounts to a surrender o.
the other branches of the Opposition to the Re
publican party-to the adoption of the latter''
creed upon all questions in issue between thu
Democracy and the Republicans. His position
is the only reasonable one; because, while thu
other wings of the Opposition cannot rossibl!
carry, on their platform, more than a singh
small State, (Maryland) if they can carry an.
in 1860, wherever the Opposition carry State
elsewhere, they can only do SO on the Repub
lican party platform.
On the whole, we do not believe in the posi-
bility of the proposed fusion because the Op
position is divided on principles any comprO
mise of which will cost those making it ia
more in every quarter than can possibly b
gained to their cause by undertaking the ex
pertinent.
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IL The latest accounts from San Antonio,
Texas, state that Gen. Twiggs, Commander-in-
Chief Of tue U. s. Army in that department, was
dying, having been given up by his physician.
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ID The Boston post Office is being removed
from Summer street back to the old site in State
street
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II We have received from Taylor Maury
The London Quarterly Review for April, which
appears to be first class number.
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IL Fifty Wings and eighty-two Democrats
have been elected to the Virginia House Of Dele
gates, so far as heard from.
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III On Tuesday, seventy bushels Of new prime
white wheat sold at Charleston, 8. C., at 81 rs
per bushel.
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The APACHE COUNTRY.-A letter has beer
received by the United States Indian Bureau
from Indian Superintendent Collins, of New
Mexico, in which he assures that Bureau of the
perfect safety of the Southern overland mail
route, and says that the dangers spoken of by
letter-writers from that country owe their
origin to misapprehension. The well-informed
know that no fear of attack need be entertained
IN thatquarter; and Agent Steck, who proposes
to meet some fifteen hundred Indians upon the
Glia' to distribute the usual quota of agricultu-
raj implements, writes that his guard upon the
occasion will consist Of ten Mexicans, armed
only with hoes and ox-whips.
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III The Cunard steamer Persia Is to be coaled
for her next voyage with Cumberland coal.
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IL Mrs Fleming, the actress, died at savan-
nah, Ga, on Thursday.
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PERSONAL.

GSO REwARD-Rsnsxsy, NEGRO WO-
yCU NAN named Ann or ,sncy Ross.
Soess erown or copper color M. nis9 Ghee
little s%e; P IS sSosi s PET Sssi high be was
Ter sus s%f fsI ANY, Ron ~so rss m
house " yard on street. nesr 9TH J forbid al
person nio4 nneo m her sa % pay sSe 20 sss
s F. ci.r fS siiI.;s Place.
MATRIMoNIAL..A sentleman from the south.
s Ts o. young iadss with view to matriInony;
refinement As the above is made in ali sincerity,
he trusts that no one will respond unless actuated
Sos BE- wsssRRnnss% SSr''' M'"d o post
,NosoUITO NETTING, and BED. ARCHES
'A''' '''', RkkSKtIS I RsSSsfifHiRock's
Wall Paper and Window Shade Store.
je4-lw tStatesJ Corner 9th and sts.
SPICED NORFOLK OYSTERS soldat
18th ST., between and {, navy yard.
SUPERIOR OLD RYE WHISKY, Of various
~ brands az nh ,t ,a.xssn; !; ID D9EiLllMISa
CHOICE LOT OF TEAS at
~ l.. A. DELI WIGS.
9TH ST., between aud ], Navy Yard.
pRIME BUTTER AMP CHEESE s;,,,
e46t' 18th ST., between g and !, Navy Yard.
CEaE EssFF. FOR CASH; BUT NOT UNDER
COOP WEIGHT, AND MEASURE GUAR
VI ANTIED IN ALL CASES.
WHALE OIL SOAP,
an lnfable remedy for the destruction ofinsocts
@ Sale and G.
Northwest corner OF x and I'll sits.
nISHER'S SCOTCH ALE,
IL GGiS MES I 6k8MS ST y.Ey sro,,r
lust received, per schooner ssstssTsn ana 5S[ sale
| Northwest corner of X and 9TH sts
PRIME ROLL BgTTER, ,oc.
| ., COUNTRY LARD,
'1'' ''''''' ~ ""D 'O' JOHN T. c. CLARK,
| Northwest corner OF X and nth Its.
CoGNAc BRANDY,
Just received per shOOnsF fts.s;msn end SI sale
| Northwest corner of X and 9TH ats.
lUU 50 BhRREGs WIFI Wifi coRS
Just received and for sale f6 81 cL.Rx
lest Northwest corner of and 9Th SITS.
SELLING AT COST;
AtH. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
46 Louisiana ArenHe, betVeen 7th and ga streets
NA.1 Icall the particular attention Of the -
4 SNyke ohu lHdt lk&k
| 2Uko hail leave for Europe in July next ~
| thsreforo from this day, offer my entire stock O
| MII.LINE cry and FANBY GOODS at cost, con
| sisting Of
| 10 French pattern Bonnets from s. 80 10 SIS,
LEGO hne straw BonnetS, all colors, from 81 cents
| SO Ladies', Misses, and Children's Flats,
| Hats from 50 cents to 81 81,
| Fine RIbbons from cents tn q cents a yard,
| fine aud large stock OF Artificial Flowers,
| Laces and Silk Mantillas and Shawls from 81 e
| SO,
| A splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings and
1 Buttons,
Collars and Sleeves IN general, with large stocl
| of Fancy Goods.
| HI discount of per cent for every purcbass
| above S2n will be made.
| II shall positively sail for Europe in July
| H KING. AZ LousIaIa ave
between 18th and 9Th sts under the
| le4 Avenua House.
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FUNERAL ExPENsEs.-BishopT imOn, Of the
Catholic Church, has recently undertaken a
crusade against the prevailing senseless and
really unchristian custom of spending much
more money than should be so expended. upon
funerals. He is bold man thus to essay to
stem the current Of the fashion of the times,
though his boldness illustrates forcibly the sim
certify of his Christianity. He says, with far
more truth than poetry:
The abuses of funerals, often making them be-
come pastimc, q pleasant dTirs; the frequent
dissertation Of sacred rite and duty; the unchris-
tan scenes, at times, occurring in the grave
yard; the outraged feelings of real mourners; Abe
widows and the orphans who next day had no
food but what charity supplied, yet seldom the
charity OF the friends who, the day before so
freely spent their money to hire twenty thirty
tyranny of worse than pagan custom, forcing the
poor man, on pain OF being called mean, to give
his last dollar for carriage and leave his family
next day without bread.H
What he pictures thus of the North, is known
by all observers of the fashions of the times to
be literally true with reference to our own and
every section of our Union The aggregate cost
of the funeral of the day is an immense tax,
most frequently falling on those not able to
bear it; insOmuch as most people have little
to spare for unnecessary expenses. 1t not un-
frequently happens here for instance, that a
man dies leaving not enough to bury him, with
comparatively helpless family, on whose flu
neral from one to two hundred dollars are Law
ished, three-fourths of which could have been
much more christianity expended in being
saved for his family, rather than devoted to
''show over the interment of his remains, and
to accommodating the public at large with
sort of afternoons ride for fresh air. Nothing
would give us more pleasure than to see the
good bishops movement universally seconded
by the clergy Of all denominations, in all quar-
tiers of the country. They are the only class
with power over the popular mind sufficient If
properly directed) to break up the pernicious
common custom of which we write above
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commence with the LIST day Of July next, to
continue for five quarters and returns thereof
to be transmitted quarterly to the Post Office
Department.
STATIONERY AwARD.-We are pleased to
learn that large portion Of the contract for
stationeryfo the United States Senate has been
awarded to our fsllow-citizens, Taylor q Maury,
the superiority Of their samples, and fair rate
Of prices, fairly emitting them to such award
This is rs it should be; for we strongly advocate
the principle that when our own merchants can
offer equal or superior qualities at as low rates
Of prices as New York or Philadelphia mer-
chants, the preference should be given to them
LAND SALES IN IOwA.-The number Of acres
of land embraced in the Presidents recent
proclamation, No. $40, for the sales of the
public lands in Iowa, amount to I 1858, sol, to
be offered as follows: At Fort Dodge, on 26tb
September next, $50, 233 acres; at Fort Dodge
on 10th October next, 534, SO2 acres; at Sioux
city, on Sd October next, 5S4, 466 acres.
OREGON LAND PArENrs-Thirty.f five Oregon
donation land patents were-issued by the G en-
ersl Land Office on Saturday.
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TIE PREBLE.-The U. s. sloop of war Preble,
which arrived at Norfolk about a week since.
from MOntevideo, having completed all neces-
sary arrangements, on the morning of the LIST
instant, at 81 o'clock, again put to sea, bound,
as we understand, for the Gulf of Mexico The
following is a list of her officers:
Commander, Thornton A. Jenkins I.ieutenants
Andrew Bryson, Robert ID. Minor X Randolph
Breese, Francis III. Baker; Second Lieutenant of
Marines, ii. Laurens Ingraham; Assistant SURGEON.
albert l.; 6ihon; Purser, w w. J. Kelly; Master,
Joseph y. Miller; Captains Clerk, C. Nj. Frost
Purser,s Clerk, H. C. Jordan; Gunner, Jos. Swift;
Sailmaker, Daniel c. Brayton
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DINE APPLESi
Il PINE APPLES!
300 large, fresh PINE Apt rs just received
SAM'L II. DRURY,
Je4H corner Pa. av. and l4th ST.
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LOST AND F0UNn

A STRAY NEWFOUNDLAND DOG CANE
Come 70 ar me premises Of Mrs. Roberts. a.
and NIL 40 ~ Prove property; paw charges L.
mel of Isl and Nj SIS. % CUT = e.
NoTICE1l.oST OR MISLAlD-A NOTE a,
= one hpnared and thirty one dollars and sevent,
.av.L a. w LIaIn X. Berry. The finder will he ~
corner Sth and ID streets 'iN : nol~l,
STRAYED OR STOLFN-oD ,bo e.,L 9
~ nNSrth Capitol street, between /. and NJ
pputnalo COW, spotted with black S5GAypS
the same. MT -e.a
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HTSONS OF MALTA-A special meeting
lb:S, Will be held THIS EVENING, at 8 O'CLOCK
n 1ull 6LtontltDce Is desired. II

0TWE, THE UNDERSIG NED, agree to se,
hS Friday as sale day (as herttofrreJ for the
selling Of all kinds of Stock at the Cattle Scales
called Drover' Rest, commencing the I'd FRIDAY In
June. Sales from to " o'clock a. m.
A. Poland, T. w Cooley
+. Brooks, H. Kengley
j. Love, +. s. ShOmak or,
VIM. Brison, J.Murphey
l.. Silcott, J. Shoemaker
:. GIbbns. ID. Rollins,
Geo. Stump, w. Wilson
!. Pancake, ], Wlseman
WIN. Bans, J. Peck
LID. Means, g.. Moves,
C.Osborn, @. w. Miller,
is. Owens, " WIllett
G.Caroll, J. Hoover,
CIV. button, ]. HerIey
J. Prather, W. GettrpIl
NJ. Hoover, o. Gettrel
lab Sllcot., ]. Yates,
Fossett Jas Brown
Il. H. PAXSON,
May 18th, 1859. nt') Weigh Master.
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CHOICE LOT OF TEAS at
~ l.. A. DELI.WIG'S
18th ST., between G aud !, Navy Yard.
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SUPERIOR OLD RYE wHIsKEY, of various
- brands, at l.. A. DEI.LNIG'S,
7th st., between and i, Nsvy Ysfd.
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MOSQUITO NETTING, and BED-ARCHEs
lNl for suspending the same, can be had, with a
large stock of all goods in our line, at
FRANKLIN & ROfHROCK's
Wall Paper and Window Shade Store,
le 4-1w tStates.D Corner 9th and ID SITS.
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q X A ID FE TIV Al
Saenger Bund, United Glee Clubs. y

A ID r. I A l.
Saenger Bund, United Glee Clubs"
DISTRICT ar COLUMBIA
a On q FftEssbATT.9 1IS. is,S K az
y nder the assistance Of the German Turner's aud
New ToTk Mozart us Ma snsSs sse ssSN
Richmond GeSang NerIns. AID 9th e<7s1<zsss
i9gon at the lie great vccsi FestSSes a.
Baumore during the preceding dass.
been hlshly. grati6sd at the steUben Momu@cSi
sHins ss; ana al those regroiting "f rot
fered smother opportunity TO test the social q1sii
ties OF their fellow citizens Of Gtrman descent Nv
VISITING and witnessing the vocal and gymnAstic
feats 70 he performed AZ Arlington Gu the day above
its return from the great festival To- he held Al RAJ
tmOre, various Glee Clubs from Instant parts OF The
the Nation those sensible and manly perfor'nsncss
S ns,b hsye become so goPuar Of late the
The day will no doubt be spent At the delightful
Plsce in a mannsr nfver before witnessed Within
hundrsd male performers viii take pat in the sing
ing. The Turner's will APPEAR full apparel 10 70
beloved iasers will likewise Zee on the spot to do
tnelI pest IN the pTomotion of general eIjoyment
speeches IN English and German will he delivered
.nancnr and P,omIscno1s amusements 90 conclude
, w psy Al 1he day thIouEh double 0rchestra
co Th To- be looked an and vigorously enforced.
comPAnied through various streets Of he CITY b,
| tnrchllsht processInn Ia head uaTters on Wednes
cay evening the 18th INST. The procession for the
Cay loilOwing wall be formed at AZ O'Clock 81 he al
| 91aI1tefs on Mary ana avenue, near the Capitol
| garden, marching down the AYenne thTongh 4
| GEORGETOWN. to tine boats
The hrst part of the ceremonies at Arlington VIII
commence ut II o'clock a. 10. and close 1T O'Clock
p m. The second part AZ 81 O'Clock 10 the close 81
/ the festival at 81 O'Clock y. IN.
igll programme will be published in the English
/ anl Oerbau papers AT due Time.
/ ne means oi convey ance To and from the place
Will be most ample and accommodating.
/ Itckets % cents. admitting gentleman and
Ialles-to Do had ~ the Music Stores, Hotels ard
principal Restaurants Ofthe city, as also of gorge
Town and Aiexa ndna
ieS-tf THE CON-. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
/ pACkET BOAT FLYING CLOUD, cunning
/ = between Georgetown and Arlington m
Il Sprlngs, can lie chartered by the das for EN ~
Il cuIslons TO the Great Falls or Arlington -
Il Sprlngs,y giving short notice. Appl, 20 the sub
scrlbeT, No. 80 Jefferson street. GeorgetowD or a.
Il trip. " a' '""""
ma S-lm JOHN MOORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-06

DRIME BUTTER AND CHEESE at
e4e. 18th ST., between q and i. Nav, Isrd.
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SPICED NORFOLK OYSTERS soldat
- l.. A. DELLwIG'S,
18th ST., between G and {, NAVY Yard.
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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CHEAP FOR CASH; BUT NOT UNDER
~ COST.
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1OO BARRELS YELLOW CORN,P. incl
IUU 50 BARRELS WHITE CORN,
Just received and for sale by
JOHN r. C. CLARK,
je4-3ts Northwest corner of X and eth SITS.
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DRIME ROLL BUTTER,
i FRESH EGGS.
COUNTRY LARD,
JOHN r. c. CLARK
Northwest corner OF n and 7th Its.
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A WHALE OIL SOAP,
Infestlng shrubbeTy and vegetables, lust received
and for sale by JOHN II e. CI.ARk,
Northwest corner Of and 9TH sits.
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GO0D WEIGHT AND MEASURE GUAR
NJ ANTIED IN ALI. CASES.
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nISHER'S SCOTCH ALE,
II GUINNESS BROWN STOUT,
DUCKWORTHS EXTRA STOUT,
Just received, per schooner Statesman aud for sale
by JOHN Il e. CLARK.
Northwest corner of X and 1th Ats.
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COGNAC BRANDY,
- PURE PORT WINE,
Just received, per shooner Statesman and for sale
by JOHN II. G.. CLARK,
Northwest corner of n and 9TH ats.