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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-23
Lots for Sale /!

IUL6 IOI 0dl0
0JN" MOST EASY" TEXANS !-THE
W most favorable opportunity offered to
the public. 20 lots of s acres each. the New
burg road, IL miles from the Court House, And
tots Of 5 acres each, Washington avenue, one
mile from the city. AS small quantity one
fourth of an will be sold, if desired.
Apply to WIN. BIERB0WER.
noy22dly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

A NEW PLANEr.-Our readers NAV recollect Nj
Leverriers communication TO the Academy of
Sciences on the 18th of September last, in which
he announced a certain error in the secular mo-
ton OF the periheliOn Of Mercury, which could
not be otherwise explained than BY supposinr
another planet to exist between Mercury and the
snn The intra-Mercurial planet has been found
The discoverer is physician, Dr. Lescarboult.
wing at Orgeres (Eure-et-Loire The doctor esti
mates The diameter oftbe new planet at 3 leagues
and the inclination of its orbit to the ecliptic at
Twelve degrees. If such its dimens ons it is
likely that there are more planets still in that
region It's revolution round the sun is performed
in nineteen days and seventeen hours; in its
est elongations its distance from the sun does not
exceed seven degrees while Mercury's maximum
elongatiOn is - degrees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

-, " The New York Herald declares that In
@ Wv oik city, "not only does the Southern trad .
vteh Win It's usual brskness but il il observed
made sIS i pu.eha are much larger than those
are bnu;nny any to,meI years Whilst Western men
.us. 70 oe investing all the cash that thew can
opdIe, IN gooos which are evidently intsndd -
Plesenl demand And are all the resolrtiar. ,o'
In this, ." 'us Soutn, 70 end
IL The jury empanelled in IN.
f,in street disaster, in New York sorna 'ne N id.e
olct, severely censuring landlords To- h,;i yer
mousse higher than five stories, and for not ril
vidlng the necessary means of e0ress f nu' pro-
per stories In the event of fre '"o up
IL Two burglars, hailing from, @.
named L Burdham and Alexander Dsv,i LOUIS, oH.
committing numerous depreciation. In ai'er
louisiana ana Texas, have been commtted 80 ;ai ~
90 henaerson, ne In the latter State They are ssid
W De mem oers Of an extensive yang ooio
~ The swomen's rights, peonl. IN c,
lahd; Ohio, seem to have entered upon n,sc,;Se,
Nhdicaton OF their theories A young m; S
recehtiy been abducted and concealed f,om has has
Pire.ss P oy one OF the ''strong -in nded,, on the
PFC 'na' Sne was lii-'feated by her parents.
Ihs CHARLESTON CoNvENrIoN-Th. ch.,,..
toh courier announces that the Justjtpte All h.
oeen engaged for use Of the Democratic conn
uon ana tnat the Hibernian Hall has been ..c,,aa
tories. iof oofml-
:, Inc opPortune discovery that the roof O,
SI Paul's Church, In Detroit, was unsafe 10. y,
probably prevented great cataatronhe TO- ras
t,mbers We're found 10 be SO decayed that ~. -, ;
could could 6e reduced to powder bv the simnSa
compression of the hand ~ nPDf
LIBEL SUIT A couple named Bepo,t who
some ., hiha OF low exhibition in New Orleans
nave instituted suit against the mayor the r,uS
Delta. and the Pcayune for libel aIieu.d 70 h.ue
b-en committed In the terms nsed in S.o,rae Sa W
their show concern.
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Reminiscence of HON. VIM Pennington and
Henry Clay.
TCOrresDondence Ciucinnati Cov,, -, or,;oy

COmm ercfaI.l
..- LEXINGTON, Feb l, 1860
EDS. CoM.-Perhaps it would interest some of
your readers to know why the election of Pen
niDgton, OF New Jersey, as Speaker, gave such
satisfac ton in Lexington. think that it was in
either 1S45 or 1846 that Henry Clay became
embarrassed to such an extent that he had to
mortgage Ashland. In the meantime a move
ment had been started in New Orleans by some
of Mr.. Clays friends, that they would pay his
debts and relieve him from his embarrassments
and Mr.. A II. Trotter, the agent of the North
ern Bank in New Orleans, was sent East to con-
fer with Mr.. Clay's friends, The consequence
was that about $780, 900 ware sub s-.ibed, and
the Hon. VIM. Pennington came to Lexington
without scarcely aEy person knowing him. He
walked into the Northern Bank, ask ed for Mr..
Scott, the Cashier of the Bank, and upon being
shown that gentleman asked if there were not
several notes of Mr.. Clay's that were due in
few days, and was answered that there was.
Mr.. Scott was requested to give the whole
amount of Mr.. Clay IS Indebtedness. which was
done, and a draft on one of the New York banks
was handed him, and Mr.. Pennington left the
bank with all Mr.. Clay's notes paid. In few
days Mr.. Clay came to town to arrange for a
renewal Of the notes if possible, and was shown
in the side room Of the bank After sitting a
few minutes he asked Mr.. Scott if there could
be any arrangement to run the notes for
longer time. Mr. Scott looked at Mr. Clay to
see If he was not jesting, and finding that he
was not, told him that gentleman from New
Jersey had called yesterday and paid all of his
Indebtedness. Mr.. Clay started when Mr..
Scott spoke, looked at him a few seconds, burst
into tears and left the bank overwhelmed
No man ever had such friends. Such. sir is a
brief narrative, an incident in the life of the
Speaker elect; and here, sir, where Mr. CLAY
lived, his personal friends are rejoiced that he
has been hOnored with the Speakership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

IHE FIRENEN OF TROY AND THE YOU'VE MEMS
SHRIsTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. - The Young Mems
christian Association of Troy, through a Com
mittee, recently addressed the di nerent Engine
Companies, asking the of their houses for
Prayer-meetings, two or three times week The
Foreman and President Of the General WOOL
Hose Company reply, refusing the request, but on
grounds Of proprfety, and because the ordinance
prohibit the assembage of persons in these houses
who do not belong there. They do not think the
nremen OF Troy are wanting in principles tend
ing 70 good order, and if they are, there are
churches where prayer may be offered up for
them. Then, what would fireman do. they
ask, in case the alarm-bell should ring while
these devotional exercises were in progress The
lawyer mlsht De requested to surrender his Of
flee, or the sculptor his studio as well as the fire
man his house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

NJ MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
IlRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
branches reg suIsite to a thorough English educa-
tien.
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders,
aged from 10 to IA years who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
her school may appy to w. ID. Wallaoh, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply 1t her
residence-NO. IS Cameron street, AleIandria, Va
jyT-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.-A correspondent
OF the New ork Times, writing from Fernando
Po says that the slave trade on the African coast
is In very prosperous condition, despite all the
efforts Of the crui sers for its suppression The bar
racoons averaged one to every twenty miles of
eoast rom Cape Palmas to Loando, the owners
taking the r chance of profit bv running the risk
OF capture, and dseming themselves well paid by
fSsaiiLing one-fourth Of their human chatteis The
nIltlsh steamer Spitire, October ~, captured the
%nmerican % slave brig Harris, after a long chase
ana sent her to Sierra Leone; she had 5l7 negroes
OIL BOARD. The Viper had captured another
a. aa"sflGan brig the Tavanier, and had sent her to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

OUR INTERCOURSE WITH CHINA.-Tbe new
treaty with China was to become operative on
and after the 2ith Of November last Mr. Ward
In announcing this fact, also states that two new
ports-Swatow, in the province of Fuhkin and
Faiwan, in the island of Formosa-would afford
an entry to American trade OH the first day OF
January, looO. The other ports now open for our
commerce are Canton, Annoy, Fuhchau, Ningpo
and Shanghai. These are to be added to AS the
necessities Of trade shall demand or as the treaties
with other Powers shall give equal right The
privilege OF residence at or journeys to and from
any OF these places is guaranteed to American
merc hants and their families as well as trsnsien,
saders The treaty of Waughia-that of 1si4-i.
understood to be yet in force relative to the
OF duties on articles Of export or import, unles.
future treaties with other Powers shall reduce the
rates, 1t being expressly understood that our cit
zens shall never be called upon for a higher dut,
tnan is paid by the most favOred nation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

THE NEW SENATOR FROM CALIFORNIA The
telegraph has announced to us that Milton s La
tham has been elected bv the Legislature of Cali
fornla to the seat in the L s Senate left vacant by
the death of Hon. David c. Broderick Mr. l..
was elected Governor of the State on the Demo-
cratic ticket last September, and was inaugurated
only two days previous to his being chosen Sena-
tor The seat in the Senate is now held by Hon.
Henry p. Haun, under appointment by Gov.
Weller The annual salary of the Executive of
California Is $4,000 and the term of service two
years. 1t may seem strange i'm the minds of some
ttat nan should be found willing to give I'D a
salary OF $4,000 year for 30 900 year which is
the pay of u ). Senator, but it should be born,
In mind that while the Governorshp is only for
two years, the term Mr. Latham will have TO
serve will cover nearly four wears salary amount
ing In the whole to d trie less than Sl2 OOO
during his term he will travel back and forth
eight times, for which the Government allows
him, in mileage, about 81 400 each term ma king
an aggregate salary and milege of S3i 900. for
IlttIe over three years service a Senator against
SD, 600 which he would have received had he re-
mained two years Governor of the State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

eANESrY FOR THE VIRGINIA DuELIsr,
isIh Leg islatur- have passed bill declaring
amnesty TO all persons who were epo,gsd Is
eeis previous 70 Jan. 10 i''
; - Wei lnown that q. Jennings Wise, ESo
Z prevented from accepting any Office M
ta' sale Government, In ronseqnenc. OF his
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res O' ~ W tmeminger, Of South Carolina. in his
- 70 the virginia Legislature, FRANKLY A.
lnd' south Carolina had no confdenJ.. =,
sdran''es. nor does 1t believe that ,nn
'i restriction or retaliation with ,h '
IRON VIII avail OF cours.. then .n'
Sst" OF Government is looked 10, IL,
4 tne same time, however. stated ,ha. @ ne
h. nm would follow, and did not wish 10 lesa
wa. - would defer To the opinion and wish,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

AK NOTES.-The committee on ban.x and
ning Ia TIE Alabama legislature have reported
requiring all banks, corporations CO., -
hlrs, and commission houses that put into
~. a.on =, IN that STATE the notes Of foreign
gle whrn presented at their counter. n ala
poses a State tax Of one dollar on each bnndrsS
iars OF such notes thus put into circulation.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MU-
- sic, vocal and Instrumental, organist Of Aa
style Of singing. Residenoe-397 New York &6
avenue corner of 18th street. no 2-Sms
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'clrEAkNT on THE BoRpxR-Fory Husd,,d
dr"'s A letter from Little Ossoe R,,s.
nnty. Mo. in the Bates COUNTY Standa,5 49,
paper states is from a reliable source men.
ns lhat mere Is much excitement at Paris linn
n. L; on account of an apprehended
- 80 non, Mi.sourians and parties in Kansas.
= te'Sef states That There Were four hundred men
arms on Mine Creek near Or Goo,lsoni.
>. an assault by Hamilton, Lands, and
Innot having reached them that these men
80 P.a..d hostlities in retaliation for the late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

'e olIl organizing the militia of ississip D.
twill douS,,sy oy an unanimous vote the lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

r E tF:UELE U E LIZ
-, I have now one Of the most extensive stocks OF
Fuel IN Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
Nn w hlte Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
Treverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
EEgg andStoye Sizes. Do. Smiths Coal,
WOOD sawed and split. in all cases.
All of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
caSh. for 81 or 6n days paper, well secured.
IL All accounts now standing will be presented
before the LIST of January 1860 and il ia earnestlT
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l4th and sts,
do0 near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10

rHAS. s. WALLACH
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
Has removed his Office TO his residence. No. In
diana avenue, between ~ and Sd streets, nearly
opp ,site the east wiEg of the City Hall. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-10
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
1860 IMPORTANT 1S NOTICE 1860
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS

- j II 3
FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange Il Alexandria, Virgins 4 Tennessee.
Memphis Charles ton, Nj lssissippi Central.
and New Orlesns Il jackson Railroads.
A DIRECT RoUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Cor
Richmond, Lyrehosrs, Brtstol Ksorrtils,
Dalton, RxstsrtAs, Mobile. CAaffasoogd.
AtIasta, Montsomerv. Cols1lbs., Nashciits,
''a.d sssfiss.; asS Ns.s Orleans. He"''''''
UGREAT REDUCTION OF TIME.N
UTHE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION. from
Alexandra to Ly nchhsrg, and also the MiSsIS
SlPPi CENTRAL, are now completed, making
SHORTEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
TO NEW ORLEANS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
THRousH TIckETs 20 all of the abovo points can
he procured AZ the Great SoNfheys and Sonthceterr
Railroad 0@oe, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy-
vanla avenue, Washington, ID. G.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON at a. ma. for
the South and Southwest
IL Be Sx,. AID Ask for Tickets via Orasss and
Alexandria Railroad.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
of the Orange and Aexandria abroad at the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
attention.
Omnibuses leave the Once, corner Of sixth STREET
and Pennsy lvanla avenue, at a. m.
IFOn arriving at Washington, passengers for
the South will be careful 10 take the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS,
fe l-h Ticket Agent, Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DALY,S
SOLD By
] THE
AROMATIC BOTTLE
| AND
| UATTEv VYuYcDv CASE
| AAAG 1 w 0X6A 1. ONLY.

we - EspsXsS five Cases Of this
clusveiy from the finest quality of Rye, consumers
can rely upon lts being entirely free from all delete
Weanne three certificates from eminent chem
80 % ' Nv" " ' " BARBOUR d sEMMEs.
w: H; DAILY: Your Aromatio Valley Whisky is
be pare arficis sati1siy Jiss from the adpTt1atisS
Yours, respectfully. JAS. J. MAPEs,.
Analy ytical Chemist.
y,In i have r. snslyzed sample of "Daly's Aromatic
hne iaVor and wfhoSt Any dseteIiSTs r%N aamSture.
'' NJ fvTY New 4o1f @f' Chemist. a nii:t
STATE AssArER's QrFlck, 80 Somerset st..}
WIN. H. DAILY, New York: have made 3 chem
Rgs ans
no INJURIOUS matters Of any kind, and would REQ
S%$sns !, ''''s s'i - ESs
I AIDES HOMEMADE sHOEs.-Fr Cloth
T. T. hesI doube-soled Rntton Boots. s2.75;
oahsP S snd dG Shes
'0' hfesi a. Shesnf No
jal4-eOly Pa av.. I'd door above 9Th St.
ARE You INsUR ED!-Ample lndemnlt,
NoS x oa.
directors and officers all citizens of ashng tOnand
JAMES @. MosUIRE. President,
- n paSsnS a.~ ~~S<<
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE COIN
y CORPORATED 1880 JOHN l. DONALDSON, Pres;
nd SsSSf ssfSHIEEst SHHEHs LIVES and BUYS
Descriptive pamphlets NAV be obtained At the
COmpany's agency for the District of Columbia,
office of Lewis Johnson Co., Bankers, 10th street
b. r. HasSER. "HSM VI. D. Med Es'r. De Assnf e"tf
T'O CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
WIN. H. H. BARCLAY,
No. 4S1 9Th street, between ID aud F.,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
w iii attend to the cole cotton of Rents, BUYING and
Selling Real Estate, and TO the Agency Bust
ness In all its forms. All communications addressed
to him will receive prompt attention. ja u colin
ON THE BoUSbaRT SS3baRktA5Fs Of
ANOTHER WORLD
BY r. ID. OWEN.
Just received at
SHEPHERDS,
JAZZ Corner 7th and ID sts.
A. yellow PINE LUMBER.
all Descriptions of the above Lumber, for
nul!dIng purposes, embracing SQUARE, HEWN
TIMER, BEAMS. JOIST. PLANK, WIDE
BOARDS land FLOORING dressed or undressedj
tul nlshed direct from the southern mills by
w. F. JOY, 10 Smiths w harf
he"-hm oornar Pratt ST.. Baltimore. Md.
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WOOD AND COAL,
w y D 20 l. !!
w - ID n ~ n 4, .

w D C~OA l. Il!
w y ID ~ . A l.
1hororgh Stock Of all Sizes Of Coal
and aH Kinds Of Wood!
H. CoAL we'll prepared before delivery.
-uoo IL 224O pounds to the ton. .
to s5 soTd fee ses
~rI IL 15S feet in q cord of Split w ood.
H. ihe Wood sawed, but not Split Is measured
before being Sawed.
IL 2T sale at the Lotcest Possible Prices at thu
Olf STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
oof "f 18th STREET. BELOW WAR DEPARTM'T.
oe Il. j. & w. NJ. GAIT,
OMCs-N. w. corner 18th and c streets, No. SAT.
~ OIders left at either Place will receive
l.n N-h prompt personal attention.
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LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED LOrrKRIEs or DEI.
~ AWARE.

FhANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAsxls
WILMINGTON. DKLAWARR
FNhNCH, BkOADRENTS Il co. having OBJ
talned from the Legislature of Delaware al its late
session, Lottery Contract, to cOntinus IN opera
lion lot PERIOD OF twenty years, and having given
bonds to the State for ,niios OF dollars 10 te
cure tne prompt payment of all prizes sold are now
DATED LOTTERIES OF LAWARE for
tne beneht Of al improvements and other
purposes, and the SUSSEX COUNTY IOTTERy
oEDELAWARE for the same objects
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware ARE
Drawn daily at IS minutes before o. m And the
Sgssex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
All harovings under tie superintendence of Lot
tory commissioners appointed BY the State Of Del
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
AssAGE, INGLUDING MEALS AN ID

% FOX NEW YORK.
4 ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AN ID
STATEROOM, $50.
The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
ComPany's new and elegant steamship <ers>
MOUNT VERNON, Capt. T. c. Smith, c5EfH
will leave the Cor 2any's Depot, Wes @9
tern w harves, at li'o' clock a. every WEDNESN
DAY, and the Company's Depot, at Alexandria.
at o'clock p. m. same day.
Passengers from Washiye eton and GEORGETOWN
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the CORNER Of
7th street and Pa, avenue hourly, or they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Wbarves at II
O'Clock q
State rooms can be engaged on application b
Messrs. Morgan d Rhinehart, Western wharvee
Freight viii be received up 70 the hours Of depar
ture
III Insurance will be effected on all goods by
this line at the Office of the Company at per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by this line
are In every respect hrst-c and every effort vii
be made to render this communication with New
York an agreeable and heathful one.
For freight. or passage apply 70 FOWLE b
h. b. CROMWELL a. CO..
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AM II s;s 8

Trans will run as follows:
Leave WASHINGTON at 6. % and 7sb q. m.
Leave WASHINGTON tS.20 and $50 .. M
On Sunday at s ~ p. M, only.
Leave BALTIMORE al 4 ~ and 8 a. m.
Leave BALTIMORE at SIS and 40 .. m.
On Sunday at ~ a. ms only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trains et -
and 7.45 a. m, and S.2n p. m.
For the WEST At 6.2o s. M, and $50 p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS al 7.46 q. m, and $50 p. m.
For NORFOLK at 7.<5 an.
ool5 II. VI. PARSONS. Agent
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279 T. rRfCrFRs R9TEMTISl' GF 206
Pa: AVE-, FOREIGN FRUITS, PA. Ave,
B. 10 Iltk Sts. CONNECTIONS. WiLIards hotel
PATES, PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, &C.,
Begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
the public generally to his New Store, under viii
leId's Hotel, just opened, IN conEeIion with his
old establishment, where he viii he happy TO re-
ceive any orders for superior Coneotions OF his own
importation.
Also, ali orders s0r Dinners, Suppers, Balls, and
Private Parties which will be served up in he in
imItable style, with the same promptness and die
satch VIII ch he has hlthArto shown oee
CENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS OF
NJ al sizes and qualities, comprising ali the best
grades Of SILK, Merino and Lambs Wool Under
shirts and Drawers.
WALL, STEPHENS CO,
deS 222 Pa. av., het. 9th and 10th sta
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r H E E 8
~ AND BUTTER.
$50 boxes prime EASTERN CHEESE In store;
and on consignment barrels ROLL BUTTER.
ia sO-eost w " '' ~ MURRAY Il sEMMEs
4 OOO FI.OUR-BUCKWHEAT
f,OVU POUNDS of pure Buckwheat Flour,
ty, Pennss wanna. We have mover seen a finer 81
article We sell it q: the price Of the oIdina1S
Buckwheat I .our.
Bsss PAMJLY FLOUR Of lanes 9 Welsh"
Extra and Supe'hne Flour of v.ries brands.
KING d BURCHELI.,
de- % IT Corner of 18th at. and Varrnont av
H. AZUMEA, AZUMEA
JUST Received fresh supply of that celeb:at ted
Baking Powder
KING Il .BURCHELL,
IaS Agents for the manufacturer.
COLEMAN's EUTAW HOUSE,
ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late Of the he frm of
and more recently. of the ST. Nicholas WAC
his SON, FR EDERiCK w. COLEMAN. taFen The
charge of the above vel known house for a term
OF years Many important alterations and nproye-
ments have been made, rendering 1t first GLASS In
The location of this house is convenient TO tr.v-
eers and citizens, the city cars passing constantly
tn al points, ana the BaltlmO' and Ohio and
Washington depots being in close proximity.
or single gentlemen for Board. teither full or par
TALL w.
they will continue the International Hotel. .t
niagara Faus, New \ ork, In the same sumrtuous
manner that has Eade 1t popular with the travel.
Ing pnhilo during the past season. de 78-sm
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I have analyzed q sample of "Daly's Aromatic
Valley Whisky" and find it to be pure article, of
hne flavor, and without any deleterous admIxture.
JAS. r. Chiffon, NJ D.,
New York Chemist,
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as SsrstofaIs nds1 the regulations of the department
MADE Tor advertising procamatons eycent :, can os
e noIs es are speet1Ily asfAorix xed To nnbi; sh b
nS no CsSammiss,oner Of the General Land ofhoe. "
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We have just received Twenty five Cases of this
very superior WHISKY. Being manufactured ex-
cusively from the finest quality of Rye, consumers
can rely upon Its being entirely free from all delete
riOus ingredients.
We annex three certificates from eminent chem
lists of the North rs to its purity.
BARBOUR Il SEMMES.
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A YELLOW PINE LUMBER
all Descriptions of the above Lumber, for
TIMER, BEAMS. JOiST. PLANK, WIDE
BOARDS land FLOORING dressed or undressedj
tul nlshed direct from the southern mills by
w. Joy, 10 Smiths Wharf,
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