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THE THEATRE A very large audience greeted
Mr.. Jas: f. Murdoch and company at the theatre
an excellent performance of the play of - Money
We repeat orr declaration made in the course of
the performances of the same COMPANY here in th.
week before last that as whole it is an infinitely
better company than had previously appeared on
Washington boards at any previous period for
twenty years, at least. Thus Mr. Murdoch. now
the very first actor in this country, is admirably
sustained. Mrs. Gladstane always n great favor
lite with our play-going fellow-citzens by the by.
is ghtiy winning golden opinions having nrad-
ually, by close study, made herself an actress
worthy, indeed, to share fairly with such an actor
as MI. Murdoch such popular applause as now
nightly greets them here.
Tonight, they play the "School for Scandal, y,
which will doubtless be presented in the most
complete and satisfactory manner
ARREST FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. G.
STAFFORD yesterday arrested, near the steamboat
Fletcher Bishop A. Tyler, and VIM Day. on sus-
Pleion OF their having COW in their possessiop
m WIN h dd not ghtfIlly belong to them, They
- 90 when 1t appeared by the testimony of one
OF the butchers, MIR Everett that she was chean at
$50 The parties were taken before Justice Cooper
VINO committed them to Jail for trial
A DANGEROUS WKLL-The wall of tho ,,nr
on + street, near the southeast corner Of Seventh
cause, fallen in at the edges leaving a danoe,nns
break in the sidewalk Care for the safstv of
pedestrians has induced some benevolent person
to cover the break with old window shutters. INIT
tne authorities would do well 10 make a more
substantial and permanent renair hefo,s snr,e
serious accident shall occur '0A'e
SEE, in another column, the Advertisement 10,
grand concert, on next Thursday evening, by the
female department. Of the Third District school
al Uaa Fellows: Hall, Navy Yard, under t6e d,
re, uon % Mf: a. Daniel assisted by the popu-
lar vocans0, the Misses Daniel and Master W RI
Daniel. The announcement 10 SUFFICIENT. vitbou,
4 musical treat VIA e"Joy
ALARM OF FIRK.-About half-pas eight o,clock
last night, an alarm Of hre given, and the fremen
We. ana nortn OF the Capitol turned out, drawing
| the top OF capitol Hill, where they learned tha,
The WAUGH CHAPEL SUNNY Sryoo, c~>,.o,
Hin, give an exhibition this evening, commeneins
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~. ALas s OF fLRE.-About half past eight O'Clock
west and north of the Capitol turned ont d,.,r;ua
tnelr heavy apparatus from their rendezvous 10
the top Of capitol Hill, where they learned that
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The DIsIRICr IN CoNGREss.-In the Senate
yesterday, Mr.. Pearce presented memorial from
Inhabitants Of Georgetown, in the District of CO.
lumbia, urging the enactment of a law granting
the right Of way to the Metropolitan Railroad
Company; referred
Mr.. Hale Introduced the following resolution
and asked its consideration:
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be
directed to inform the Senate how many persons
are employed by that Department whose appoint
ments are not confirmed by the Senate their
names, compensation, and the law by virtue of
which they are severally appointed
No objection being made, the resolution was
agreed TO. -
The CAsr-lRoN PLANTATION MILL-Those in.
tercstd In the progress Of the country in the useful
arts a. well those Immediately interested In the
economy of the farm, may see the beautiful, inge-
nious handy and effective casf-iron mill for grind
ing wheat corn, and corn on the cob, concerning
which we wrote and published not long since !
manufactured by Harris, Windle Co., Phila
delphia, at work, at any time, by calling at the
planning mills Ell Twelfth street. Immediately ad
Joining the canal. This machine 10 really a
mechanical wonder In the results 1t achieves, and
bids fair to revolutionize 70 considerable extent
the old system Of sending to mill" In the country
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II The King Of Naples (says Paris journal)
mas appointed one Master Manisalco, a baby three
ana half years old, the Receiver-Ge at
Sdpua, This was done as a mark of especial
In Italy under the unenyiable title .The Hang.
man Of sicily.n - .,.'- ~ lang
David skinner, a horse thief set fire to
tne gtli at Van Writ, Ohio, with a view To
~n,aang ~ DIS escape But the flames were not dis
~ eu v as soon as ne supposed they would he
Of cinders vas p'ie
III The hills of South Carolina and Gso,a,.
are are rsP.diy becoming covered with vineyards
ninety acres planted with the grape
III Its stated that the Grand Trunt p.,,,.
Company have leased Of the Michigan csns,s,
hnfroad Company their road, ground an, e,sa4 sa
fures for the term Of sss years. 'Ae na-
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EDUCATIONAL.

e. o M NJ CIAL COLLIE
- 49,. NO. 476 SEVENTH ST..
Opposite the General Post OHce Waslingtor Citv.
,Armorian System of Penmauship, BooKksening
mercantile Forms and Calculations, business COZ
IespoIdenoa, Bills of Exchanre Cnr1ent RiIis
Commission Sales, Gran mar and Aritbmetic
III Preparatory Class for Boys
ship, h'oi0' Will be instructed in fine ponman-
Rooms open from a. m to 10 p. m. For terms
ma 2a-sm WIN. w. YOUNG g. co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
:, NEW ARRANGEMENT.
lnls WeIl-knoWh and popular Seminary. which
s Deen SO under the entire care of Mrs
H. Richards Tor moro than ten years will be opened
on the hrst Monday IN September next under the
united supervision and instruction of Mir and Mr.
LihlCH aRDS, In the well arranged and deli Tht
inIly located Union Academy Building For raTtio-
nlars. see circulars at all the Bookstores ma25-u
NJ MRS. McCOR aICK'S SCHOOL.
ElhS mCC0RMlCk desires TO inform hs,
irends And the public generally that she viii resume
tsmbs OF her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise all III.
ton. -. 80. \ = "oe
In addition to her day scholars she is desirou, Of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders
aged from 10 10 IA years. who will be under her I'M
Her arTangeSIts for the accommodation and
Que care OF pupils have been considerably increased
ana otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
ner sohool may apply TO w. ID. Wallach Editor O
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply At he,
fesideaoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexandris. Va
jy 2J-u
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH,
80 nUOmIs, NJ: d., the inventor and patcnteS
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at S
tenas personally al his offce in this city @
Many persons o.n wear thego teeth hoU3xx6
cannot wear Others, and no person oan wear other,
who cannot wear these '
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommodated
WI any sly le and prloe Of Teeth they may desire
Dt 20 those who are partiou and wish the purest
oiednest, strongest and most perfect denture thsl
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will he
more fully warranted. " "
Rooms IN this oity-No. $40 Pa. ayenue, between
n and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street PhiladeI-
gle. 90 l-ly
H. DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after pracucai test of two YEAR,
feels that he can with confidence recon- m-<n
menq the Cheopasnc Process for In serting6
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Fall
Upper sets Inserted for eSs Partial in proportion.
Onloo "Vo 4 a. avenue set
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IHE ELoPENENT WITH MINISTER'S WIFE.
One week ago we copied from the Springfield
(Mass- spy an account Of the elopement of .
minister's wife With a married man from
Springfield, Ohio, and their arrival at Spring.
heid, Mass and subsequent departure for and
arrival at Montreal. The parties are the wife
Oh rev: MI Root, Congregational clergyman
NJ Springfield, Ohio, and j. W. Brochaw, a
manufacturer OF reaping' m chimes at the same
place We have to-day learned some of the
particulars of the parties which possess local
interest. The minister's wife is Ellen NJ, only
daughter of Saul Barrett, who has for a quarter
OF century been the Postmaster at Ashburn.
ham, Mass, and one of the most respectsbIr
citizens of that place. She is about 30 wears a
age, and msrried Rev. Mr.. Root about8 wear.
ago. Shortly afterwards they moved to Ohio
brocnaw Is spout Al years of age. He was
reared In Chill, in this county, and there mar
ried most estimable lady, and daughter OF
Abram Gruendike- They have FIVE children,
nearly all grown to mature age Both have a
large circle Of relatives and friends among the
Oldest and most respected residents of Chill.
Some five years ago Brochaw removed 70
Springfield, Ohio, where he engaged in the
manufacture of reapers, employing from go 70
loo hands, and doing very large business.
from ms representations when visiting his
friends here, 1t was generally believed that he
was worth some $35, 900. He ranked high il,
the business community and society of Spring
held, and was member of the Rev. Mr., Roots
church, 1t was while standing as a pillsr in
the church that the intimacy with the minis
ters wife began and was cultivated. Last
spring his dwelling was consumed by fire. and
he recovered an insurance Of IS, 600 which he
had upon it. Itwas reported that he intend ed
70 build a more extensive establishment bnt
ne did not do so, and there are those now who
insinuate that there was a ssnigger.n NOT onIv
In the fence, but in the FIRE The elonement
took place about four weeks ago. The partiss
proeeeded to Springfield. Mass. :, whore thew re- re-.
msined visiting Mrs. Roots friends mill a
week ago, Friday. Suspicious were aronsad
and news came from Ohio that all WAS not
right, when the guilty party left for Montrsal
and put up at hotel. A Masachusetts of;cs, /,
sought TO arrest them on trumped mn cbsrsa
of larceny, but the Canadian authorities won1d
not give them up This is the last heard of
them. Brochaw has deserted a most
emplsry, amiable, and devoted wife and
highly respectable grown up family, and the
relations Of the guilty partner are equal in
S anding. He left only some 500 with Mrs
B., and some $500 in unpaid obligations To
creditors at Springfield. Union.
May 20.
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SwIFrNEss OF BIRDs.-A German ornithoIogist
says the vuture can fly at the rate of 15O miles an
hour Observations made on the coast of Labra-
oor convince Major Cartwright that the wild
goose can travel at the rate of 90 miles an hour
Inc common crow can fly D miles; swallows,
according to Spallagin, 90 miles an hour
IL All the western States were suffering for
tne want Of rain up to the middle of May-Mfchi-
gan, however, less than others. Since then there
nave been fine showers in Michigan, Wisconsin,
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, giving the farmers
hope of abundant crops.
~, The st. Paul Pioneer says Minnesota has
already mad this year an immigration of 10000
actual settlers, and farming interests were meyer
more promising.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o d
=. G D l.
possible rates. WV Wy ~ VIC i'"ee'
T J. q w. NJ. GAIT
~ Once 2s2 Pa. ay., between llth and I2th sts
ma IL IF moth sida
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
II an extensive stock of FL Ell. is prepared to
sell az a veTy low figure for cash W
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Gail and see for yourself
r. w. BATES
Wood aud Goa Dea er
ma ID ;. E. oerner of Fourteenth and C. sts
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HUNoR AND MUsIc.-When humor joins with
rhythm and music, and appears in song. its
influence is irresistible; its charities are count
less 1t stirs the feelings to love, peace friend
snip, as scarce any moral agent can The
songs OF Beranger are hymns Of love and ten.
derness; have seen great whiskered French
men warbling the "bonne Vielle," "Soldats au
pas, au pas" with tears rolling down their
moustaches. At Burns festival, have seen
Scotchmen singing Burns, while the drops
tWinkled on their furrowed checks; while each
rough hand was flung out to grasp its neigh
Dor s, while early scenes and sacred recoIiec.
tlons, and delightful memories of the mast
came rushing back at the sound of the familiar
words and music, and the softened heart was
tull OF love, and friendship, and home. HUI
NOR III tears are the aims of gentle spirits
and may be counted, as sure they NAV. among
tae sweetest of life's charities. OF fthat kindly
sensloliity, and sweet, sudden emotion, which
exhloits itself at the eyes, L know no such pro-
yocative as humor. 1t is an irresistible sym
PALMER; lt surprises you into compassion; YOU
are laughing and disarmed and suddenly
forced into tears. | once heard humorous
balladlst, minstrel with wool on his head
and an ultra-Ethiopian complexion, who per,
formed negro ballad, that confess moistened
1nese spectacles In most unexpected manner
Iney nave gazed at dozens of tragedy queens
dying on the stage, and expiring in appro-
pirate blank verse, and never wanted TO wine
them. They have looked up, with deep re-
3spect be it said, at many scores of clergymen
in pulpits, and without being dimmed: and
behold, vagabond with corked face and a
banjo sings little song, strikes wild note
which sets the whole heart thrilling with happy
pity. HumOr humor is the mistress of tears:
she knows the way to the fon laeArvpa0ru,u,
strikes in dry and rugged places with her en-
chanting wand, and bids the fountain gusb
and sparkle She has refreshed myriads more
from her natural springs, than ever tragedy
Thackeray.
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HOTELS, &c.
HYGEIA HOTEL,

III f1ElA HOTEL,
a.. OLD PoTNr COMFORT, Va.
-, Dis DIS ceebrated Seaboard Watering p ACE, looa
me SnssssPeeke ek Bay, and At the first military EYko
pvnt PHI ~ tns nlteo states, Fort MonrosD lE Tt
hrst of June. Va '''a'o4s oh the
~ bss ides the attractions Of the military establish
nd po1ares Of the salt water region the Bath st
Pu PHroint roint comfort ls peculiarly curative For
~ thls regard the ptoprietors are Owed
10 NIKE reference TO Mrs Dr.. Linn r, lIct of TIRE
and his ladF. ~ ~iSSa'S oi war
"A spacious new buIcing and sundry improve
.. Guy iarge4y TO the accommodations and com
ioa,s OF the apRroacmGg season,
ne managesnent of the Hotel and all bu, iness
mAttHIs connected with It are under the exclnsIva
ouarge oi the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS SEGAR.
m. l., 4. Z. WILLARD,
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AUCTION SALES.

>, .. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
i recaldTUE ecaandTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DULY
counts c. Lbsr 'bs fns tsoGGds Oo Ef fss
PTs%sss city Of M.sSi0ssonp bp on The
o,. ii and H. an 81 %aIs nsfs NUMBERED ssd "a
Nc; T.rn :, in Square l,l20. '''''' 'Ad Lot %"
isl=d fftGS MasSIFR AsSSaIFF2RkPs tT, tTTrus,ss ass;.
ny ): G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
hRSSTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL.
HaII6Ro jew WEbNEEssfAS5EA NEsf SEAs q
deed of.tus, SGdsss dsssJ RI ts
sno asy recorded in Liber j. A. 8. No fsI toIsos
W,.sSi iit, and us, one of the Hand records for
and X in subivi.a1 Of sensrs sns ,sI kots bod H
i2nns eooh about L. feet 10 inches On the so feel
the lmProvement., consisting Of thfs wet.I9 w,a
bIek Uweillng-Houses, containing FIVE rooms
Terms: One third Dash; the residus in 6 and y,
m h with interest, secured by dsed of trust
II the terms Of sale should not be 90 pplied with
II hve dars thereafter, the trustee reserves ibe
fa9tng purchaser, after one weeks pn6iIo notice
bcosveyanons at the cost of the purchaser or
Jed ytddoS SeaJikEE & EiIksEERs E Cd P,u;tss ass,..
TkGsTEE's SALE Of F FoUk FFoU kk0St,Gn1e.i SH%SABLE
WEST AND NORTH g sTsEEfs.oun FkibASYs AZ. =.
IEhNOoN, June 10Th, at 6 o'clock. on the prem
ises, Dy virtue OF deed of trust dated September
lst' 1889, and duly recorded IN liber j. A. s., No
, sp, i0lIos ass, etc one of the land records for
shall sell lots numbered n. g. g. axd a. IN las
u mcS VI, ;, gire,s & subdivision Of square 624.
corner of street north and running beek la fat
: Inches 70 tvent, feet alley. Lots D. 2a, and So
between q and n streets north and rnn h. ~ fs3
let % Inches to twenty feet alley; together with
hs me improvements consisting of small two story
raar rnfS SaiA lN4a
fronting on the alley. - ~ o ""u
q, Ierms One fourth cash; the residue In 6, IL and
on the premises. ~ vi ""''
Ii the terms of sale should not be complied with
"a nVe days hereafter. tbs tTuttee reserves the
f. .gnt 70 resell at the risk and expense of the de
All convey ancing AZ the ex pensa of the nrroh.o.
THOS. J FISHER, TIustee
ma % 2aw&ds J. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Auots
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ma 2.Im
PUINF LOOKOUT.

POINT LOOKOUT
II nderslgned, long and well known To the
uuaveilng public as proprietor Of the City a q
SS.ottrI, nlexandTla. Va, and the United vEYkO
Stdtss dotel In WsshI, gton city, has lEsHH
i6eased lor a term of years the magpi6oent S.s -
aHllon a. q the numerous cottag es CONNECTED VIII
~ recently erected at Point lookout the noint -
luuouop OF the Potomac with chesapeake Rav and
naYlhg FURNISHED them In a stvle equal 10 ih.t ot
ply otheT watering place in the United States w
9pen the bllshment the l2th day of limo
'oI the reception OF visitors, his aTrangements h.
ILg sqIhcient for the oOmlortabie aooomrpods,io,
OF at least $50 guests. '"i 'oA1ti"h
Point Lookout besides being essryadlv the mos,
famous lace In all America for fine Oysters h.
sh. SOFT Crabs. s eeph ad, MackereL and All
f S. psIeI luxprles possesses finer facilities
LOT SuIi Bathlng than even Cape May, while the
pacf country Immediately adjoining it,inciudibs
the Drives, Partridge and Woodcock Shootin9.
&c, dc.,-oter advantages together, superior ef
nose o. any other watering place this continent
4 ne w ater Views from the pavillion and from All
ms LIZ cItGages are extensive. varied, and charming
ne health OF the point is unexcelled by that OF
honntan regions, and the access 10 il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk. and RIob-
mono, VIII probably be daily to and from each of
moss cltes He has spared no ex pense in provld-
ihs hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats
lor hlre or IN stocking has cellars with the best
w ines. Liquors, DC In short. his patrons will
ma 81 their command every luxury and oomfort
opttnaDie AZ any other American watering plsce
his terms for board. By the daJ, week or month
ioI lndIviduals or families, will he reasonable
mo % otJup LOGAN q. SMITH,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

+ houses AT PRiVAfE shLE'ofbE.L &" ffEL.HS rs,
hve well built and oenfofts6ie three stcry BricS
cSurcb o5 a0Issf tp On Sth strss opposite cTsSe
opportunity TO pes ns de esinng comfortable dwell
20 ihVe cHsG Gs Nv WhIhCE snd tIri sssg Ss,rn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ,AND FoR
~ ~ SALEWe have foe sale three OF four hun
met a1d one OF ihs fines, roads p the county
thIoggh ms sod, and the mot OF tis covered with
ity. hpply 70 BARSARp& BUckEY. hSci'on-
oa;SIs sssiR; S5 sSn WALL DARNAEsSo y.
FOR SALE-A great b>rgain, four acres OF wei
A.. i,aPrSoved PS we'd LAND well suited f,r market gar.
Kitchen well OF hue water in the yard 1pd~-
good frnclng, and will be sold low or exchanged for
at Balls Cross Roads, two and a half miles from
Ge1rgetoxn, and N Alexandra county, Va. Apply
20 P. CoRBETT, over Bank Of W ashington.
FOR ,RENF--A three story BRICK HOUsE.
No on aadd i1teenth 81 one door above SIT north
Possession given on the LIST 81 Nav Ihsa,re az
Jos. ABBOTT, 2s6 st between iat6 sSd istR n
may II
RREMTvA Ben small STORE ,E SoIns, Of sth ..
suitable for a barbeT's saloon OF cigar store For
Inflammation in,nire al the Hotel. ~ I'M mar Sc
EoR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR OF the build
clty Hal, recently occupied by Chas (. Wallsoh
Is an ofhce. Also the front room IN the second
story and the third floor Of the same building. For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. y
Ionlslana avenue. ia Is II
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
srsss in the most desifsbis IoCsiy IN tS. city,
being within one or two squares Of Browns and
National Hotsls. Those IN pursuit OF such Rooms
VIII do well 90 make early application st No, Sf9
9Th street. betveen ID street and Pa. sv. de- 6-d
L'OR SALE-A moe three story Brick HOUSE,
Il on I'd street, between and streets, in Kib-
6ey,s subdlvlslon. The sboye property ylll be
ing OF II. w. HAMILTON a CO., No. s62 Tth
street; opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
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IMPORTANT TO RousBKEEPERs. )
Z. r. DURKEE q CO.'S
06IIOT sRI0HA

ABsOLUTEHYYsn nND NS'6eP PE nSt Ssniiyyr, sSHiy ,,.
but ground from fresh SDossin .ese,lak PUNE,
70 so Sost iS5 The psTRSss refsrsnss
llined with Psper.l TO prevent lhjnpv X, nnioil'
Spices are srs .s ams.f wss vhs the
them, in point of strength and 1ohne.. ~ warrant
BEY0NR ALL COMPARiS8yiNa.a NaaSo''
- sn1 s1nfts Eial ~ VII abnndantly prove. -
K. X. DURKEE A. CO.. =
- Va u.n6 VII tst Pearl st.. Nfvsvnns
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| OOK OUT FOR PAINT
No. sig SEVENTH STREET.
fo" DooTS South Of odd FsllOtcs' Hal.
n. w. HAMILTON has opened PAINT
SHOP SHOP and PAIN fsTORE on tie New YORK plan.
GLASS, BRUsHEs, tc., UG Se., al whole Wholesale ias and
MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE,
~ AND BUCKETS WITH BRUSHES TO Loan!
y. B.-PaTtlcular attention paid 10 House SiKn
Ornamental Painting, ard 6 raining. stained axd
Enamelled g lass OF all kinds always on hand, or
iurni shed at short notice He warrants satisfaction
~ all work entrusted to his care, and is confident
ti1at ne can do work as cheap if not cheaper, than
call Gont forget the nunber-It is 512 Seventh
ina loft PUTTY Is DOWN.
terry, conducted by the Spanish Government. under
viii take pIsoe 8. Havana on OH ''"'''' u o"'''
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1850.
SORTEO NUMER0 6S7 0RDINARIO.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
! pri1e of f-.---. .sioc.oooI 50 prizes Of 49,. 81 ct
$S -: s;$s @ IS S az -: -: g e
dc - - Ss iSsS @aPPr0I. - s'Soe
Who'll. r,os.I. ~ zada.fvs,l AZ f:s pR,fSs
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the resuli
AL orders for schemes OF tickets % be addressed
ma a-t Car. of CITY POST GRRiSSnh GRsriS.sonn.h :. C
THE WASHINGTON BREWERY beinr
i row IN full operation. under the manag emenf
OF tn new proprietor, can furnish auy one with
oTus @ ss GIs. the s say S
s. SSSfE 4 e afs@l, sal 8. gall.
SIX Ale 1s.ocf Alel sssR - DO. DO. Do DO.
XIX 8SdWN HsSSTtS; ! r6U rS6;Uffr...sllSs SS: SS: dS 81
Half barrels, barrels and hog sheads at a proper
Orders given to the drivers, o, sent through the
Post Ofhoe TO c CQLlNbAu, Washing ton 3rew-
THE UNDERSIGNED REsPEcTFULLY
Il inform their patrons and the public that =.
they have received tnelr usual supply or
SPRING GOODS, consisting of the latest ~
s'yle and fashion, and bestforelen manufao
tWe. Thy also respectfully invite atten- -
NISHlNG GOODS Of the latest styles and makes.
q Naval ard Military FGr9ishi9s Goods. such ss
psIs, EpsrIlssts, ChsPe.os, Swords, Belt, Gold Laoes,
oH II. r. LoUDoN & CO..
Citizen, Naral dnd Milifa1y Me,chasf Tailcrs,
Ear rs tosm Brown's Hotel.
NEW YoRKANR2 ANI2yss 2WysAsHINsToN
The steamer, MOUNT VERNON viii leave
a'1sIf 4cfe EVERY s3P %EbSEsRkT fib!Sf:s ~ I IsEH
O'clock D, N, and New York for Wssh-sSA
Passengers csn join the ship At AIsxandria at IN,
time before the hour Of the eteamer's departure. !
N. B.-In the event of the steamers Inability 70
Viii Be promptly shssFsd 70 and from the stssEsi
by the undersigned.
For freight Or EeSsg.Sss9T Eees;ssgS, .iSss9IT iRHrNEHAR,.
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