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AUCTION SALES. =1l
THIB AFTKRNOON q no NORKOV

Tk IL Il 81 A' sR SLsE 6 SEA
HoUsEKEEPING EFFBcrs.-By vIrtue OF n dad
OF trnst dated December sth 1853. and duly recorded
IN l1ber j. A. Ne les. folios lea, seq, one of
the land records for Washington county IN. ~. Il
shall sell, ON THURSDAY MORNING, Jane S,b
Mcclure & Co
Two large French Plate Mantel Mirrors.
SUIT OF Green and Gold Brocatelle- finished Parler
Furniture,
Mstble-top Centre aad Sofa Tables,
French EugTaviBgs. Window Curtains
walnut w natnot, Csne-seat ChaitS, q
Brussels, Three. ply snd Ingram Carpets,
Ohlcioth, Rugs, Stair Rods and Eyes, - ...f
w alnut Extension Dining Table
China, Glass and Crockery Ware ......
Solid Oak and Painted Chamber Sets
nres sing and Plain Bureaus, WaShstapds
French and Cottage Bedsteads, Wardrobps. "a.
Hair and Busk Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows
blankets, Spreads, Comforts
Toilet Sets, Looking classes I,ounrex
hsiugerators, Cooking and Char her Stove &C
Ieims; I'D and under. cash over that sum, a
credit OF 90 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endoTs
notes, bearing interest.
THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee
je 2a-eod J. G., Mcguire Cn 49,
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By J. c: MCGUIRE q CO., Auct'rs.
EXCELLENT SECOND HAND BUGGY
- HARNEss AND CARRIAGE AT AUcrToN-On
THURSDAY MORNING, June SOth at 20 o. elock,
in front of the Auction looms we shall sell
Harness, ee' ~
One small Family Carriage
Terms: credit of 81 and On DAYS for SATISFACTORY
ly endorsed notes, hearing interest
je % 1t j. g.. MCGUIRE a CO. Auct'rs
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I LIGHTNING RODS.
IL 80 - GENUINE PLATINA TIPS.
FRANCIS La BARRE,
Manufacturer of Patina Tipped
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS

Corner Of Ttan aad c strssis, sear Pess. arsn.s.
tempts by parties to represent their Lightning Rod
Points as coming from his mandatory, the sub
scrbsT begs leave to inform the publc that no such
name
Orders may be left either at his place of business
IS above given, o at the Jewelry Store of his an
thorlzed agent, Mr.. Charles Hayden, under the
National Hotel, where specimens of his Rods and
ma To- M 'o FRANCis Lac ARRE
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COMMENCEMENT OF COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. :
place at IL O'Clock, this morning. at the stree,
Baptist Church. Long before the hour at which
the exercises were to commence the public tho
rOughfares leading to the place presented lively
appearance from the number of persons vending
their way thitherward. A band Of mnsic was in
attendance. Prayer being offered by the Rev.
Dt. John C.. smith. of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, the following programme of exercises was
then gone through with:
Prayer
1. The Desire for knowledge-An Grafton, by
Charles w Hassler, Washington. d. c. " =
9. The Voyage of Life-An Grafton by Samuel
r.. White, Bedford CO., Va.
}. Germany in ISiS-An Grafton, by Irrelevant
Harrison, Sussex CO., Va
A.. Man In his highest Development-An oration
by Joseph T. Deans, Norfolk CO., Va .t. 20
S. Two Scenes on Mt. Tabor-An grafton, by
William A. Harris, Jr.. Pike CO Mo
6. The Washington Memorial-An Grafton by
John III. Wright, Nansemond CO., Va.
Z. The Progress of Republicansm-An grafton
by John +. Griffin, Nansemond CO., Va.
). Tie Plurality Of Worlds-An Grafton by
William 5. Wright Nansemond CO. Va
9. The Beautiful-An grafton, by William Y
Titcomb, A. b., Ala.
At the close Of these addresses, the Davis prize
| medals, for which members Of the Junior and
senior classes COntended on last Monday evening
/ at the Smithsonian Institution. Were awarded-tIe
| first to VIM $. Wright, Of Nansemond CO.. Va
ahu the scconu 70 Jonh follaru, IT., OF King and
Queen CO, Va The degrees were then conferred;
after which an inaugural address was delivered
by 6. w Samson, ID. d., President elect The
exercises Were closed by benedction. g..
The following degrees Were conferred
Bachelor Of Philosophy-William Alexander
| Harris, jr., Mo.
Bachelor Of Arts-Joseph Franklin Deans. Va
| John Thomas Griffin, Va, Trezevant Harrison
Va. Charles William Ilasser, ID. c. Samuel
RichersOn White. Va. John Henry Wright Va
William Stephen Wright, Va 7
Master of Arts-By examination, Edwin ] Gull
ID. &. In Course, James q Board, Va, MahIot
\. liensey, Va. Bradford A Lincoln n Y .
Marshall w Read. Va, William Y Titcon,b
L Ala Charles IL I-termehle Id C.
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING t.oTs BY ORDER OF ORPHAS's COURT AMI
On the eth I day Of Al JAZZ Ar GsIa
Snai sell IN fT"it OF the premises at o'clock p.
nal Lot No. ), in square No So having front.
each between "a and Is feet on Virginia avenue and
And at O'cl"ek, or lately after the sale of
the shove. shall sci Lot No. 2. in square No. 76s,
fronting south l. street "a feet 81 nohes running
back with the line and fronting on CANA street III
Lee lEeh hes which will he divided in four lots of
u IeeI 20 Inches each, and sold one with the prvl-
eye of the whole.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money cash
balance IN one and two years; the purchaser to
give notes for the deferred payments Satisfactorily
secured. bearing interest from day of sale. And
with the decree of the Cont, the trustee and guar
cLaseTs the title being now complete and clear of
all cJntro, ersy.
All conveyance AT the cost of the purchaser.
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms IN i've days after sale, the trustee reserves
resale three times in the National s1S al
~ " CAFES ca #5.: 81 f. + I ,Ss.3;:n
le S8-d A. GREEN, Auct.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
by virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date ON
the lith day of April a. d. 1854, and duly recorded
one Of the land records for Washington county, in
the District oi Columbia, the undersigned, Trus-
on MONDAY the t dar l Of M 'ae
~ itS' az % clock p m Lots Nos. !: 2. 5, 5; 6,
- IN the city of together with all the
This location is rapidly enchancing IN value, and
Will pay .a[gely as an investment.
Terms One third in cash, and the remainder in
twenty -four months after date with Interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust to the satisfaction of the
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
nve DAYS from the day Of sale, the Trustees reserve
purchaser.
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PUBLIC School EXAMINATIONS, YESTERDAY
Fourth District, Male Primary. second and third
departments; Misses Dawes and Eckloff precep-
tresses. Examined by Sub-Board. Thrse schools
Were examined yesterday afternoon in the large
apartment Of Island Hall. Quite a harye number
OF ladies and gentlemen We're present The num-
Der Of scholars attached to the school of Miss
Dawes is sixty-two, OF whom sixty were present
at the examination. The number on the roll of
Miss Ecklof7s is sixty-four, and all were present
with the exception of four. The SCHOLARS Of both
are very small. They Were exercised by classes
arithmetic, (mental and written and went through
them all in a satisfactory manner At the close
encouraging and conmendatory words were ad-
dressed To the scholars by Msssrs. Ironsdes and
very much.
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
.TRlISTEE'S SALE OF PIANO FORTE.-Or
. THURSDAY MORNING, June Sth at ter
O'CLOCK. In front OF the auction rooms, we shall sell
TO the highest bidder, excellent SECOND hand rose
wood casa Piano Forte and Stool Terms cash,
BY order Of the trustee.
je 28d }. C. MCGUIRE a CO. Auots
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Coz LEE AND TIE CUsIIs SLAvEs-Some
anonymous writer in the New York Tribune,
having made attack upon Col Lee, sOn-in-law
Of the late G. W. Il. Custis. accusing him Of cruel
Treatment Of the Custs slaves and OF refusing 10
give them their freedom according to the provis-
lens Of Mr. Gusts will. another CORRESPONDENT
OF The Tribune. the signature of Justice
ptOnounces the story Of cruelty "a malicious fab
urdtiOn." and states further that the will Of Mr.
eNandriI. and that II provides Tor the manuMs-
Son Il his slaves, Ace gears ati,r Ais death. lie
died la OClUbeF. Ie.j7.
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ID PLATED WARE.
e t At ICE r PiTCHERSi TEA SETS,
kETS, Pr UT STANDS, CARDIFF AVS, 49,
BITTER c 90 l. + X 5, PICK l. E&&P
STANDS, &c.
Aarge assortment of the above. of the finest quail
ity and latest sty les, just recei we'd.
NJ. w. CALI & BRO,
4 Jewellers, 354 Pa. avenue,
je z7-3t 4doors west of Browns Hotel.
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ar. |. .s.l ...Fa ..f r .....E $50 o. 1859 :
~. .Is 81, l, 49, So = -.s r e. 1851 -
- see lssxsss sfEEs sassst sss
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SoDA-The soda fountain OF our opposite neigh
bor Mr. Ford, has proved blessing to hundreds
Of parched and thirsty souls, as they wended their
way up and down Pennsylvania avenue under the
brofiing sun. His syrups are remarkably fine, and
his soda unsurpassed. Those who have not tried
his new tonic syrup should be 10 test Il soon
as for 1t is the very thing for the present
heated term.
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M LIME-IIME-l.IME.
WAY Always be had, in quantities to suit, tho
best quality Of fresh Wood burnt LIME, CT
MENT, PLASTER and HAIR, at Washington
Lime Kins, No. 1, between upper and lower bridges.
w. II. GOfEY.
have, by the request of my customers residing in
the lower part of the city, and for the country trade
established depot the foot of 9th street aud the
Canal, where may always be found on hand the best
quality fresh wood burnt Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Hair and White Sand.
Orders received aud punctually attended TO.
ial I'M
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A NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS.
ALL Persons having accounts with the urdcr-
signed earnestly, but respectfully. req sted
call before the LIST of July aext and settle the
same.
The undersigned would take this occasion to re-
turn his sincere thanks to his numerous customer
for their liberal patronage. AM hopes. BY strict at
tentOn to business and by ksapiag q well-assorted
stock of goods, to merit continuance of the same
WIN. X RILEY, Corner eth It
ja q Ct and opposite Centre Market.
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CELEBRATIoN.-The celebration last evening, At
the Smithsonian Institution Of the two literary So
cieties lthe Enosinian and Philophrenian) con-
nected with Columbian College, was the occasion
Of drawing forth another large assemblage at that
place After prayer by the Rev. DIR. Sunderland.
the President Of the Pbilophrenian Society intro
duced John X. Thompson, Esq, editor Of the
Southern Literary Messenger, who delivered, in a
very acceptable manner, a beautifully written
original poem, entitled - POetry,n which from
the numerous plaudits the speaker received during
its recital, showed that its merit was duly appre-
ciated by the audience. He was followed by the
Rev. j. L. Burrows, d. d., who delivered an ex-
y-!nteresting address OH the 4" Philosophy
Of Controversy, containing much wholesome adj
vice, and which was free uently interrupted by
applause. Withers's Band was in attendance
Seated on the stage with Others we noticed Col
Wheeler, Robert Ould, and w. Ii. Webb all
former members of the Enosinian Society.
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How TO Cool THE AINOsPHERE-Au who
would keep the air cool about their premises at
such season IS the present we advise to call and
see the fountain which the Messrs. Willard have
erected in the centre Of the elegant little square
which their hotel surrounds. Its cost-sOme 81 2UO
is of course much more than that of a suitable
one for private dwelling Of modest pretensious
would be. The latter might be constructed at
from $50 TO 500 to answer all desirable purposes
That at w lizards Hotel is one of the most beanti-
ful marble ornaments standing perhaps thirty feet
high in w ashington; and it 10 in design and ex-
ecntion indeed credit to the artistic taste and
skill Of the marble workers of the Federal Metrop-
oils. Ii casts solid spire-lke stream far up To-
wards the clouds. or graceful canopy Of spray in
all directions, which at length falling the large
marble vases leach of less diameter than the lower
one) Of which the ornamental portion of the foun-
tain) is composed, cools the atmosphere for fifty
feet around astOnishingly. AT such season par
hcularly the presence OF such ornament on
ones premises 10 substantial blessing to all within
reach Of its influence upon heated blood and flesh.
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GROVER BAKERS
VI CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES

My THANKS ARE DUE TO MY FRIENDS
lVl and the public for The very liberal support
have rect ived nee my commencement i'm bus mess
in an ind vidssl position. TO those who have 30
counts with me merely remind them that they
now in their hands and hope to receive the money
for the same the LIST Of July.
ie 2i-9t,o A. L. NEWTON, No. 521 7th It.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTISKM'Ts

A CARD.
HE Firm OF OWENS, WHITE Co has this ds
dissolved by mutual consent, and do hereby authoI
Ize VIM. K Edes to settle any busine - a. ainst IN
concern. HORACE WHITE
JAMES OWENS.
VIM. X. EDES.
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DESCENT UPON TEE CYPRIANs.-The appear
anee Of the court bailifs In the Second Ward yes-
'erday, with long list Of names Of persons to be
summoned as witnesses before the grand jury,
caused some uneasiness in that section The cause
OF the summons Is a complaint made to the grand
jury that large number of houses--fourteen we
are told-sre occupied by persons Of Ill fame, to
tke injury Of the SURROUNDING property, and prop
OWNERS have determined, il possible. to clear
thefn out. The witnesses are not very willing 10
appear In such cases, and consequently there Is a
disposition to dodge the bailiffs = 'I-I.IH
b hohr MADE.-The trunks manufactured by our
enterPrising fellow-cftzen, Mr.. Topham, on Sew
enth street, between ID and Il, are equal in all
respects 20 any others made in the United states
we care not where. Every one sold as of his man
tifacture is actually made In his own establish
ment by Washington mechanics, and of the very
best materials that money will bay. We advise
all here about to travel TO give him CALL as his
prices are very reasonable. ... .. .. ...,.. o..
, 1859-12-28
1 DEERTISE YOUR BJEI-
l. \ Ng%*.

IHss Id (EUSSE DlILf REFl BLICaN,
fu!llAhed every nhrtin. In thr forria!n ritz af Ia
c!~ has :-nsr il ..Eeuatl7 in La Cr.rse ard the
s'iArG counties IL Wisconsin and Southern Atule,.,;,
md II tht bsss !vctt!s!hE nciutu IL Iii. stc:on.
The Wookly Independent Republican,
Has vrry large ecu1asloa as. and Il published The
Sa1ne ptBce PyrIy Weitr14!ar.
Txkxs or sru*airI1ox: daily &t.05 asd Weekly 400
alhuM.
Advertisements and Subscriptions Solicited
lAken'x lecxps and t. H. EcsIvrN. are lie s-nts
In Chicago.
.irl.lmdawx WM. Z. KOt3EItS, Proprietor,
, 1859-12-28

" nna Cook County ss-supeYtnr E9u.t rf CheaSo:
in thAsee1y. ktwara Iii dfmps1eAd. Trustee for Mts- G.
a:sExer 0k!en: aad safetusn! ins1tanee COMPANY X
Nsx. snvF PAIzAesphn- I'LL 10 Fnrsror4 AonSake
PuoHc nocs Ii gwen. thAf. Ia porsaanea VI lt<tktA
ftes Entered In hs aboEt eatet en>t ~ tue t"*nt~
Chanersy of tha superior ctuEt ~ thleaxo WILL "a tho
s-cDna dAy u Jaauasy. y. ts<f o'clock In the
feaeon IT zad cay se4 nj public auction U &ar AKtss
the Cv u Cseasr IN ,he County and .tas hs
fo1wtnR desbe4 ots. p4rers p7rce'. o. 7fd. &"r ~
th4revf may D. Dse4zry ~ sxtsfy lha zsoont OF
and s,a< Of I1lnoa snw;s: los sumh-.s f1rt1 Lvr
t.s:x{t} o. thirteen ti3 ftsEn tiD, dhsn t19
sixteen 1T. teFtate< ~: shl*sa g.. nier,e:a t2
t.ensy one t:1 II sn'y ~" and twtE:y
l0 eleven lllA twelve f17 fourteen t4 tNseA !k
1rea f6l snt seventeen tk.1 In block ";
t3tl mir ytvo M, taIY hires t, thry foar o.
4 hioek nuu4uss four ~: ls numbers ave w NJ te
4esen g; e!kht <3 nne t3 thirteen t!sl fo"Etsso
fi5t, x1een t&). seTrntt<n 7. eighteen us n!nc-
twenty thsea t.3h t1ensy feur t:s} twenty seven 7
txenty 4bt t:* t~entvhtn. 10 anl thirty so IN lloxk
number hreiaI 4ts ruLnb*rs nt ~. two i.> thEet i5
fmr{ o. nts ~ -: essht o. nine ~. ta,rf*A
ttry ninef ". fartr i0. trr-ons t .oft? ihteo 49,
Gy har t4 tcrT nvc vi fo1y a.x r" AMI fty r!fE'
l+t h.otk nune- ,1 ld; lots numh<r ore H. s.ct4
thee q, T.. q av.:sh.. Y. e: .s ,.a
t,0t e-ea lIlE t.e.ss ,3 ,hrten ~. fourteen l+L
a.<n' e.. III, ;11ay .1si s.sas.eoas H.
md t.eay three .,. IN hoef number che r., ~ r
I. T.nkhasns ~,x'o " Hlstsa. valth satd adduoa =
..san ~ sat xo sy IT, se. ss1 TO- Nth Il
,anxe Eourteea az, Eat th. prtre pa meridian
.hsa - south md Vest Of tho nsnets ~ "!'eans:
usster In chanc,rv Of The supetioE Coass q caase
Ehfeagp- 1ErARh4F -lh, fhH. M<Rhl8l i'd
, 1859-12-28
ArfIy1f ExtFnnri14nnty-

TN Thursday morning last. a. The whole town
was shiscrlnE from the first blast of winter, and
but here and there one. urged br necessity,
was I" be seen l,usrt'ns along through the
.lriv ,ng SNOW. and The hasty remark WAS henrll,
Well, winter has come in earnest nnw. no
mare boats. IFS all day viii, tue E!siu," when
10, the Elgin was deserted just emerging I1um
'tr tempest, and making her triumphant entry
into port:
Tome with us and let us sec how she looks,
fresh from her struggle with the storm. Take
care. "r gou will ssip. for Ehe is pretty we'll
sncr.sted with the ice, and those barrels aud
bo4t. on her deck arc all plated over with il,
though high ab0ye the reach OF the wares in
All ordinary stor1u- Aud now we enter the 50.
loon. and what sight: Its ceiling overhead is
ihick set with iciclrs. formed from the water
ilaring dashed up against il, and frozen as II
t'f the saloon with glitteriug formations, such
us art could initiate. Aud now look at the
STARS, leading FROM the saloon 10 the upper
.it4e. cvsry step. escu to the topness, being
nverIai.l thick with ice.
Captain Wilson described the siorn, AZ ter
ri6c on the previous night, The boat sometimes
g.'iug this way and sometimes that, j plaything
Luz the tempest, now climbing ulouuiain wave,
and now going down, down. down. rs though
sf.e would ucveF rise again. the raging waters
lising high ahnve her on eacl. side, a. though
j'st ready 10 swallow. her up TIC storm was
at-,ts height ut about two o'clock i'll the mora
ing. The air was filed by The falling SNOW.
driven by The stortn. and nothing could he SEEN
; save the dark waves which reflected back thc
baai's lights. md where they were they had no
mGans Of knowing. hut Captain ". remark ed
That he never doubted. for . moment, that I'LL
usn1l end well, aud said that lie neyer enioyed
liFt better. lie had never seen a more beauti-
ful ,ses, nor had he ever been out in 50 violent
storm, on Lake Superior.
The boat was crummed as fnll Is it could
l,nld. her cargo consisting Of stock and pro.
Jucc- portion WAS taken off here, and the
on Friday, expecting 70 rcturu, and perhaps
viater in our hsrbor.-Lat< Superior +1our., III,
, 1859-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

In. n London court, short time since, 4
woman who murdered u little chilli by suspeutl-
inE it from Il bedstead with its heal t,ungiuw
down, and Kept it in that position during The
night. received tue sentence Of len years Ut ne
nal sersiuic.
Several years ago, President buchanan in
vested II ,Wu The interest nf which is annually
lisbarse.l in the purchase Of fuel for iudiccnt
females in Lancaster, Pa. The annual dK.ri-
button tuok place lust week.
r,,,. ,,:,,, y,
t"' VIM seeehl! sF1lI Inc HaG over the
s na"se ~ nepresen.at1ses, ana forthwith It was
Gn!"lea nv rnto an oMen ol ahe disruption Of Tue
t"''"' !hs s:1ne 'hts's. haPrehtu III !s"'', and
vet gone asunder.
IT,. S., nr
~: ine n .c.A,s .! 'HkH''" nas snnubeu t'ov:
"'1t' " tei'A"S W Weo"l't'ha purchase OF lanl
"'a"e Ds h'1h "l1l'nt he authority ol law.
-Ed. II. Ewing. II, J. hleiGs, und Nat, $.
i:rnwn and J.. II. kuh'c. prominent lawrcrs Of
Nashville. Tenn, hnye ,lscn their opinion. that
the Free Ncgro ':ill criticised 70 severely ty
Judge Catron, il unconstitutional.
The lalics Of Vienna hava just determined
"pon the abandonment Of the use Of sloves,
which, are no tnnger 10 he worn in private rar-
ties and ut the opera, only on the first cutranc
int" IL" ''ox. The a'tnpti!'n IF rings Of rt.l
value. attached a,y gold chain +" the armlet,
las gwen aAe idea III His change i'll fashion,
--ln AUSTRALIA when n 1:aul suspcnds. tho
usual practice il tu take the President to The
nearest tr.e and serve lin in the same manner
The reme.ly is simple, and is believed by so,n,.
to Ii. etlicacla,ls. hut We wnnhl hardly recon.
mend its iutrnl,ction here,
M, ..
Tue mus! ''.roE,aht Soc'a! eFeht o' tlo
wrek' saf* Tie London A'Ts. Is an Imperial
enct' h"t II aees MOI pfocesa iron. the master
,r.ss H., E",nr.. runen;" n Tnrn "m Gen'GIn1s .,I,t
.,;x3,aI IL IL. .ris... ,e'.''. ..a" .a.n
~, i",s ~ G.,,;n.. ~ IT.
H." snrors;" ,r,',, iro,,oh. ,.;,,aI;n,, c.'
"s .n,i ,"r ,,..t .G;o 'a,o1; ,;
H.. .H .,;.ennt;n,,eI -''A '''A' e''n'''"e s''a'
~
Tux JArrA OrTgAG".- Commodore I.avalettc
in conjunction with Col. Williams, the american
Minister Ut Cunstantinopr, las succeeded in
ircing The authorities Of lseyrout 10 punish tl.e
, 1859-12-28
TNHE GREATEST WON DER OF
l. THE .stNcTEEs1Il GENTRY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

$aysf't y. aM,>. Mo-. leroerat i.s!.w publish
litter 10 Dr. Word or this cftv fra crnflsnah II.
4iHs+ which Ak cln~ ng If t Insritx #
HI Lar s"t". :,'s cst.lc. n,!-t have ia "nrtt ~i"n
c'ns',s !s.n ;.a't' s9utc. II nea', atr -a'sp.
trty ff"in the Itr-.:
attention ta1.d FEW n''u- sacr tl'.' highly t.urdcll
enrl. " ,"nr a:r trf.'lve wa tnan I'd :" mats ~.
fry trua!y o,~.ehir w,te: my .lske. wtr+ Vi ..,ur
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ss nsf sf "l sa w si d .ss S ,ssa VT
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The shove I'alcr d.u due |" lut your valuable
discovery tl.at whoever wi rightly
PET t!rrttun.. will nt have nc1a.on ca1Ea-iirt E4y
st4te"Itnf. sm c,31eh nf this city aEd r.ssrui tr~
a,.d adiutk twna. Any usr yn" may I',ats u
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, 1859-12-28
CIDEWALK NOTICE.

NJ CEy EftTktA Nfd'e. Chf.atn 1T, DC 10 I559.
Public NOTICE hefpby Rv-n. that the t,on7sn Council
k4te orfea Sidewalk kc erxd Ealu1s: On
t'* South sdr Of lie1ot s;s.es tn bay to
. gotnt ,h.ve hnncErd ard fury feet East of Oren
pine piank. !ai on ttasuks Of a1zs ,haa b. eh
tc1ntpS 1T ttto the ea1ta tiItt IN between
tssm, TO f. ereu grade.
Now. less the shalt In the manner
fure BY The Urusueu rx.alvs lka OH OF b-fu1e
the h taT at jzu7,ar. S6o It vii he butt The Ste<t
toHmlsslortr and the cost ases4 premises ~
allie there's IT, II. KKEi~MaNN,
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