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BARON MUNCHAuSEN

Inc Adventures of Baron Muncb,pse, ,,
was work written several years ago. for the
purpose OF putting to shame a class of writers
nho, In giving TO the world accounts of their
; urenturss In foreign lands, told all sorts of
lmProoaoie stories In order to render them
serves famous as travellers. The book. which
Rrolessed TO give the travels of the renowned
baron, was, of course, a work of fiction. and
tne statements it contained so far outstripped
those OF all other travellers that it served as a
severe satire upon them. When, therefore.
persons on returning from abroad were detect
ed IN telling lies, or giving greatly exagper-
ated accounts of what they had seen or done.
they were accused of being disciples of Baron
Perhaps the reader has never seen the Bar
on's book. If so, he will be amused with one
or two specimens from its marvellous pages
-one evening the Baron declares that he was
oyertaken by snOw-storm. So much snow
fell that he was Obliged to dismount, and tie
his horse to what he thought was the stump Of
an Old tree, while he wrapped himself in his
cloak, lay down on the snow, and fell into q
deep slumber When he awoke in the morn
ing, his horse was missing; he couldn't see him
anywhere. At length, looking up towards the
SKY, ne esPled the animal suspended to the
cross Of church steeple. There had been n
free thaw during the night, the snow had
melted away, and what he had taken to be
the stump of tree the evening before, proved
now to be nothing less than the cross of n
church steeple One hundred and fftv feet
OF snow had fallen and disappeared in twenty.
Iour hours The Baron took out his pistol.
hred at the bride, shot it in two, and when
the horse fell to the ground his master at once
mounted him and went on his journey.
On another occasion he was passing under a
gate, which fell down by accident, and cut his
poor horse asunder just behind the saddle.
The Baron didn't know of this loss till an bour
afterward, when passing over brook, the
horse took drink, and hearing sometbino
gushing out like water behind him, Munchau,
sen turned around and saw to his amazement
that, for the last four or five miles he had been
riding on half horse instead of whole one
The Baron turned back, got the hind quarters
OF the animal, and sewed the body together
with willow twigs, which afterwards grew to
ne fine trees, and proved fine shelter to him
from the sun, when he was on his iourneys
One very cold day be was playing tunes on
bugle, when all the tunes froze before thew
came out at the further extremities of the in
strument. However, upon hanging it near the
nre, the ougle began playing, and never ceased
Till all the frozen tunes were PLAYED ont in
their regular order
Travellers, with all their desire to excite the
admiration of lovers of the marvellous were
taught lesson by this book, and, no doubt.
since Its publication, many a writer has been
forced to keep the story of his adventures
within the bounds of truth, by the exaggeration
and cutting sarcasm of Baron Munchausen.
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FOR SALE AND RENT-The underslgned h, a
two houses for rent at Kendall Green each
haTiEg aSres of ground suitable for a garden, an
taohed. The stustion is elevated and perfect v
heSsthy. Offering peculiar inducements 10 one who
prefers pure country to the heated and dusty at
mosPheJe Of the city. stable and woodshed a.
stands but few steps from the door. 10 a good
tenant the rent will he moderate
The residences known as Rose Cottage consist
Ing of nearly two sores of ground. with the neoes
sary outbuldpgs, is for sale. The house was b~ilt
Ior the present owner and has MANY copyeniences
The and Is in a high state of cultivation and much
care has esen EXP ended In the selection of a choice
variety of fruit AID shade trees
ne property frorts Boundary street. being out
side the cl limits and when that street is 6pened
will be- the plaoe Will possess peculiar attractions
Distance from o!t' Post OfTioe-I,l miles Ad-
dress bI lettsr or In person, WIN. STlCKNEY.
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H. DENTISTRY.
TX. HILLS, after practical test Of two years
teels that he can with confidence recon- <exra.
mend the Cheoplastic Process for insertingS
artlhoial teeth 1t has the advantages Of<6S
strength, beauty, cleanliness and cheapness Ful
upper sets inserted for 9S5. Pertial in proportion
Ofice sos Pa. avenue "a
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EDUCATIONAL.

r EDUCATl0N-PIofB BROWN will open the
school, with male and female depaTtments,I in the
spsciOns rooms Of the old Capitoi. on MONDAY.
perience and tact in with the beauty
and ionaty Of the location. invite to extend
ed patronage Terms and references al the lnsti-
tuition. ap slim
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EOR SALETA small FARM ofSo acres, situated
L at tho Little Fails, having a comfortable we'll
ing house corn, house. stables, &c; we'll fenced
and Watered within four miles of Washington: is
acres IN cultivation the balance in hand SOME wood
asna snd; It's PeSu,!s.y dssi,sble as country resl
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting. inans1.
1f 1; Mr. M MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
blttle ais. de 7-2awtf
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ORPHANS COURT, APRIL l4rH, 1860.
" DISTRICT OF COruMpTA

" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON CoUNTY-to lvit:
In the case of Robert hahUney, ad dnInIs,rator
W tn the will annexed. of George MahOney. de-
oeased the admnstrator aforesaid has with
tho appreciation of the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY, the
distribution of the personal estate of sad deceased
OF the assets In hand, so far the same have been
collected and turned into money when and wht re
all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are no
thed to attend (at the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaid) with their claims, properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceased's estate provided
a. copy of this order he published once week for
three weeks IN the Evening Star, previous to the
said 9th day of May next.
True Hopy-Test: ED. n. ROACH,
4p l6 -laWSWr RegiSter WILLS.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAIE-
RAKE INDECEMENC EOR PHNSI

y .RAKE iNDrCEMENT FOR A PHYSI-
ClAN.-Dr. Joseph A. Smith desiring to go south
on account ofhis heath Will offer at puyate sale
the Farm on whloh he now resides and where he
has been prsctlclng medicine for the last five yesrs
hisis very beautiful little farm, situs ted at Long
Eid tlelds: Princs GeoIge's couaty, Md, imme-
diats!y on the road leading from Washington city
70 to- @PpeFh per- Marlborough, and about equal distance
is IN fine state Of cultivation, the balance in
tErlfty Young timber. 1t is well adapted to the
growth OF grass, wheat and corn about 25 or so
asrss Is now well set In grass and will ed between
81 8nd t' tons OF hay, worth In the Washington
market IRON IS to $40 per ton. There about II
q res OF wheat growing. the balance ready fer
spring crop IL has spring Of never failing " ater
also. ali nexhaustlble pump at the door. The inn
proven" "nte consist ut a comfortable frame DIV ell
ing containing rooms and kitchen; also, a new
barn with stabllng sufficient for all the rsquirements
ot the psns with quantity Of choic fruit trees
physician desiring to purchase can, by reference 10
the books OF the undersigned, he satisfied that IT
aInpfortunity rarely To be met with. Until the ace
is dlsp OF shall continue practice as hereto
lore. For terms apply on the premises or to Dr
FRANK +: SMITH, B!adenshurg.
q eotf JOSEPH A. SMITH
Planters Advocate insert until forbid and charge
DR.. Saith ~ ~
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SUICIDE OF DENTISTS WIFE-On Thurs
day afternoon, Coroner Schitmer held an in
quest at the house of VIM. B. Latsop, No 3S5
Eighth avenue, on the body of Mary Ann Lat
son, who committed suicide the previous night.
Ii appeared from the testimony elicited that
the deceased had been exceedingly jealous of
her husband for a number of years. in copse-
quence OF his profession bringing him in contact
with so many ladies. She had often begged of
him to give up his business and do somcthino
else, but he had refused to do So On Wednos
day morning disagreement occurred between
them-Mr. Latson taking some money from
her bureau drawer, to which she objected
Some hard words appear to have passed be-
tween them at that time, after which Mr.. Lat
son went into his office, in the same building.
and attended to his work. He did not see hIs
wife again till about six o'clock in the evening.
when he found her lying on the floor of her
own room and quite dead. After having quar-
relied with her husband, Mrs. Latson appears
to have gone over with a market basket, and
purchased aquantity of charcoal. Returning
to her room, she had carefully stopped the
crevices around the windows with cotton. filled
furnace with the coal, set it on fire, and laid
down to die. When found, she was living on
the floor, with pillow under her head, her
arms folded, and her limbs straight A strong
odOr of charcoal gas pervaded the apartment
DR.. Latson at once raised an alarm; the neigh
bors were called in, physicians sent for and all
manner OF reStoratives applied, but too late
The following note to her huiband was written
on an ordinary business card, and left on ia
BILE in the room.
Farewell, William. Forgive me for all the
trouble have caused you; but, recolect, your
business has driven me crazy, and neither in
pity for my body or soul would you change
your ways 1 am no thief; you could not mean
that. Give my things to my dear sister, and
something to Adeline and the children"
A sister of the deceased testified that Mrs
Latson had been much depressed in spirits
lately caused by sickness and jealousy of her
husband. She had often told her sister that she
would kill herself, and had attempted to do so
once once or twice before. DIR. G. B. Bouton
made post mortem examination of the BODY,
when he found the lungs very much diseased
and the liver somewhat deranged. From the
congested ate of the lungs, and the history of
the case, the doctor gave it as his opinion that
death was caused ''by inhalation of carbonic
gas,generated by charcoal The jury rendered
a verdict of suicide. The deceased was native
Of England, and 3S years of age.-New York
Tribune.
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FOR Sal .E-That little GARDEN FARM nea
about "a mile from the Long Bridge, in AIcxa
Ora county, Va. containing about % acres. The
upper portion commands a view of w ashIngtor
and the Potomac; the buildings are ON the love-
part. For particulars inquire at room No Is,
l8th and 18th streets an 10 eoGIwt
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I IST OF GOOD THINGS,
~ At FUSsELL'S.
n:E CREAM, WATER ICES,
JEI.LlES. CHARIOT TIC RUSSE
POlNU CAKES, FRUIT CAKES.
WEDDiNI CAKES, BIRTHDAY CAKES,
PASTE PUFtS, CRUSFS for Oy ster Pies
LADY CAKE, SOI.DEN SPONGE,
PRESERVES, PICKLES.
PHILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY
apH-lmH Corner of Twelfth and r streets.
MAT TING! MATTIN
WI MATING
AS I, and 81 White CANTON MATING,
"A 81. and ga Red Checkered do.
4-4COCOA MATfiNG.
- OIL. CLOTH, for Floors,
5-8 do. for Steps,
6-4 do. for Tabies,
AL RAG CARPFTiNG
A HEMP CARPErlNG,
q u Its,
ia ALLENDALE QUILTS, at Sl.2t,
3D. lo 4 II 4, = 4, and lS4 MARShILLES
LINEN aud COTTON sHEETINGs,
Ia b LIE LINEN, TOW ELS and NAPKINS,
I'VE We GO lcit a call from all persons In want Of
s.'All goods soId At the lowest market prices
WM. X. RILEY d BhOTHER,
No. 36 Central StOTes," bet 7th ard 9Th SITS.
ap l8 I'm Opposite tentrs market.
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Nvs MIS-; MSSC0RMICk's SCHOOL.

Nvs MKS oMGSUKMICkS SCHUOL.
friends and the public general that she viii resume
the duties Of her School on the lst Monday In Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise a. the
don.
In addition to her day scsosrs she ia desirops Of
feoeiylns INTO her family few pupils as boarders.
sSed from 10 10 IL years. who viii be under her I'M
pediste care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
iue care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those IN Washington
desiring parti ,uar information with reference %
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply a. her
resdenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, AleIandria, Va,
ty H-6 -
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO INVITE AT
w lennon 10 the advertisement Of DR. -
WOOLFSON, THE OPTICIAN,&4 Penn -
sylVena avenue, betv cen I've lfth and Thir- W.
and States twill be seen that his "ftrengt6enina
Spectacles and Eve glasses" are recommended By
their good qualities, and of the comfort TO be de-
riysd from their use by those who require the aid
OF these important instrumentalIties. Dr.. w. has
heen lOoAtsd IN this oity for severa wears. de a.,
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A FARM FOR SALE-Stuated in N,niemov
"A ChaT,es county, Md containing I68 acres, more
or ieSs Inc impro. ements dwelling house
An9 all necessary out buildings In thorough repair
IL Is well wooded and watered, and convenient TO
navigation. nay Terms easy. Apply to DR.. J. p. GIL
an l1-aOStt
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Inform their patrons and the public that a
they have received their usual supply of'3a
SPRING GOODS. consisting of the latest ~
style and fashion, and best foreign manufac KA
tire. They also respectfully invite atten- -aea>
t3n to their now stock of ofGENTLEMEN'S 6 FUR
MiSHlNG GOODS of the latest styles and ma kes
They also keep constantly on hand & large supply
OF Naval and Military Furnishing Goons-suoh a.
EPaulSts, Chapcfns. Swords, Belts, Gold Laces
Shoulder Straps, and Ssshes
H. F. LOUDON CO..
Citizen, Ndral and Military Merchant Tailors,
mar Is OSm Browns Hotel.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
- TIMES.
We are now manufacturing ali kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a-Gnn
supply OF eastern made work Of every de- 2y
scrlptlo", made expressly 20 orde~, and viii al
ne sold at much lower price than has BEEN
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
articles,
Persons in want of Boots snd Shoes of eastern or
cLty made work, VII always find good assortment
GRIFFIN a BRO,
ap5-r 3I4 Pennsylvauia avenue.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physioisn.
presents to the attention of mothers. her
S % 7 Ii N G SYRUP,

FOf Vcet010Q,
which greatly facit,ss the process Of t.shinf by ssnsn
ing the gums, reducing all infammatsa-vill allay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
D'p'na upon it, mothers, will give y.sr.lv.s and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have Prt and sold this article years. and
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE TRUTH il, what We havs
nsvsr ossn aois to toI----Isay Of any OrHkR
msdiclns-NEyRRi MRS Has FAIL I'D, IN
r.er craH, wINsLOw's sl.nea sh.S i..I, Io ...s 3D.
aaS s ~ ,.1. SOOTHING an in:tsne. d.
tns contrary, aHare SfhUP, delighted with il,
OPERATIONS, and lanai in term. of
highest OF its magical eject, and medical
virtues We speak in ;his matter WHAT VIZ DO Know"
.nsrt.n ysar.' experience, AND PLEDGE OUR RfPuri-
rIoN FOR THE FULFILMENr OF WHAT WE HIRE pR.
CLARE In almost where infant
mi from and eIha relief will be found in onssn
sIvsnty minutes after the syrup 10 administered.
most EXP ERIENCED and sKILFUL NuRsEs in Nav En-.
land, andhas bssn used with NEvkR-rAILINo SUCCESS In
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
nst emily relieves the child from psin but the
stomach and bowels corrscts acity gives tone and
energy 20 the whole syssm. II will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and ovsrcoms consusens, which, speedily r.msdisd
AND suRIsTnEm FOR Iar;is IpY a ,ht .ns World. an
In all case, of DYs- CHILDREN ENrERY and DIAR.
arise. am .isnr TEETHING OEhN, 1IS .h.h:T il
cause w. would say every mother who ha, child SUI
isrng from Of the complains-Do NOT LET
YOUR PRfJUDICEs, NOR THE PRLJUDICEs OrHyRs,
stand between yoursuferng child and the relief will bs
sURE-yes ABSOLUTELY sURE-to follow the US. Of th,
medicine, If timely used Full directions using will ac
esch bottle None genuine uni h.
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is On the outside vrappsy
Principal Ohce. No. l3 Cedar Street, n T.
Prlcs only rs Csnts Bottle,
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUI5aGToRY;
Travellers Will study their Interests b, examining
my TRUNKS, NALlCES &c before pur-Uyn
chasing elsewere AS use none but the XIX
best material the market affords and employ 01h
the best wuTknen, can confidently recommend ray
work TO be superior in Strength and DxrnbtItft 20
Trunks that are made in other cities and eoH here
keep constantly on hand. and make 70 order (op
LEATHER, JRON FRAME FRENCH DRESS
and Wo0D BOX TR QNKSs ASHLAND aad
NESS SADDL ES; WHIPS, &C.. &c.
Trunks, &C., Repaired and Covered, in o work
manlIke manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city. Georg.
Also-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
DO lS-ly JAMES g. ToPHAM.
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ENOR RENTING FIRST FLOOR of the huS1o
= ing immediately opposite the west wing of e
CITY Hal, recently occupied by Chas. =, Wa1ach
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. ,
LOUISIANA avenue. ia IL If
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fnr-
mshed, will be rented during the session of Con
gress In the moet desirable locality in this city
being within one or two squares of Browns and
NATIONAL Hotels Those in pursuit of such Rooms
Will do well to make early a2plIcation at No. 319
9th street. between ID street and Pa. av de5-u
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sos FRANKLIN L EOTHROCK, 5O5

5O5 FRANKLIN L EOTHROCK, .50!5
CORNER OF NINTH f d STREETS,
Have now in store their large and beautiful stock
of tho following Goods for the Spring trade To
whIoh they most respectfully ask the attention Of
the public, feeling confident that for Beau.y Vdyify
and CheopHess their stock has never been eQualled
in the District.
Paper Hangings,
of every grade and price, of Foreign and Dome stic
manuiactuIe. Papers in, Imitation of a. the
everv oonc sIvable style and design.
Ftre-b0ard Prints,
from the plainest to the most elaborate oil painting
Window shades.
and Plain SH ABE LINENS. # all the styles and
colors. W e have The Target. Chea pest aud Pret-
nest stock Of these Goods in the oity
GILT CORNICEs, CURTAIN BANDS and
PINS, PICTURE Nail 8, and all other Brass
Work for Curtains or Shades
Picture Cord and TaSsels,
SHADE TASSELS In endless variety. All of
which We purchase direct from the manufac urer,
ard are therefore enabled TO Offer superior induce
ments.
We have constantly engaged a corps of superior
woTk kneD. a are st al times pre- pared for the ex
eoution of all work ia our linz. at moderate prices
and In the most superior srye. call is solicited
from those who design rehttng. We show our
Goods with pleasure neither you purchase or rot
IL Corner Of Nisih and % streas.
ap i2-2v States and INTEL oopy
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TO SAN FRANCISCO
IN EIGHT DAxa
BY THE
Central Overland California
AND
PIXIES PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.

. The Courier of the PONY EXPRESS will leave
SG!osErH, Missouri, at O'clock a. IN. EVERY
FRIDAY, "arrying Dispatches only, (Which must
be IN Government stamped envelopes
The Letters will be deIvered in San Francisco
IN EN- DAYS from the departure of the Express.
Persons Ges'rlng to send Teleg raphic messages
can do 20 by making application at any Telegraph
Offices in the Union
Letters will be received up to two O'Clock, p n,.,
On every Monday, at 4S1 Tenth Ct, Washing ton,
week at St Joseph.
=. Full particulars oan be obt.ned on application to
the A gents Of The Company.
w. II. RUSSELL, President.
Leavenworth City, Kansas, March, 1850.
Office New York;. B. SIMPSON, Vice Pres't.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Agents. st. LOUIS.
j. SPAULDING, Agent, Chicago.
UNIT RAISIH. Agent, st Joseph, Mo.
Jos. MoNHEIMER, Agent.
ep11 IF No. 4S1 Tenth st., w ashn gtOn, ID. G.
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DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,

Twenty eighth session e monthsl commences
May let. Expenses so. Every effort Ia made for
th comfort and Improvement Of 25 boys. To hll
few vacancies call st Kirkvood Houss, April 9Th.
18th, l<th, from 2 to 4 p. m, or address r.. X.
BURNS, Painheld Cumberland county, Pa
D m
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FIVE MORE
NJ. ". Of haven 4 BacOn's, magnlfcenr<-G3sa
PIANO FORTES. to which We ca thu
st'en'l2n of the public. We have also on - ~
hand large selection Of other oelehTated manufac-
several Second d-hand Pianos in good condition.
In consequence of our purchasing for cash ex
clusVely, we are enabled To sell at low figure and
accommodating terms Persons will Fl nd it to their
interest OF giving us cali before purchasing else
where. Music Depot-ccrner of Eleventh street
api4 w G. METZER
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FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
L arrived this day, embr acins al quail Mww
ties and sizes of Sole Leather, Ladies ExesssSSS x
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk GklsU
sales room exhibits at this time the variet,
of travelling requisites ct moderate prices. to be
found this side of New York. Also, every descrIp
ton of J. rADIEs' HIT BOXES, VALICES,
IL Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
for new Cnes.
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO.,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar 3l.G S22 Pa. avenue.
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say Of any orHER
Has FAILID, IN
STANCE TO RF.
when timely used.
an instances Of dis
one who used il. On
delighted with its
lsPsak IN terms OF
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Nv " ~
never bssn able to
Msdicius-NEyRR
4 81 " q L Z IN
FKCT A c UR Z :,
Never did We know
satisfaction BY any
the Contrary, all ars
or PKRATIONS, and
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Has sSSEG56hb5SE4NE TSE G56b TfME Eas coMGp GOMEZ

H9WE'sIMPRovEpwEIe sea rs
most simple, durable, and reliable sosles svyr put IN
pse, Firitolass premiums have bean avsrdS them
Society,"; yirsinia State Aensultsfs Pair; Frankbn
Institute Fair Ponnsy wanna; N ew York State Pair:
Vermont State Far, &o.. &o. 10 every osse vhere
e1hikted they nave received FIRST class preulum,
Fo sa o st ss Loaisisna avenue, Depot or slller1
Sc IS, :" &c PArrIsaN. Agent
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKV.-On hand several
iii,s6 band Of f. Pure ,n old Rye VIII ky Copper Dis
s,lvania. Maryland aad Virginia, warranted pure
Also, imported % Rrsndies, Hennessy, Otard, Dupuy
Brandy,, pure Holland Gin,. old Jamaica ard St
CrolH Rum, and Wines of every variety. ali of
bacoo: YOUNG Il &KEPHART, Agent,
apH-1y $50 Pa av., betw 9th and lNh SITS
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MISS ~. A. LOCKE Continues the latest ~,
w OF OiDRESSMAklN6 In al lts br1nches st No
2tEast Capitol street. Dresses made In the mai
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&S FOR PIANO.-t have In store and must
lows: Two Pianos at SIS each one Piauog - n
for SO; ono for SO; one for $40: one fortIsHV
S4 oAe for So, and one for So for sale month
nents, for rent at 50 cents to g. per month
Our store is crowded and we must sell or rent Cali
at once. JOHN F. ELLIS.
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