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CALL AND GIT YOUR BARGAIEs

IT AD.IB
CALL AND GIT YOUR BARaAINsl
Parasols from 81 to 81 50,
HOOP E;n shiIts al; }ps tree aeSSeiyed at 81.
BLACK si ID Mits, very cheap, from 80. rs cents
Regular = ade English r. ss only 90 cents,
T 81 t ois.s s Is, S $, :? 81 cents
Napkins from Is to Is cents,
hs%stitehed III Hand keTs hseos 4 cents
Inc e snd them
Linen a. % TO = eent 3, for pants and coats.
French Lawns and Jsconets, cheap,
Ee slfs ea Pins sp ysiy o ISE:
Windsor Soap Cents,
800 Corsets just received. only sla5. great bar.
gain Remember the p BEN NEWMAN
my 9-St. 443 18th street. near G street.
n o o E.
We respectfully call the attention Of the ladies'
and the public in general, to the fine and we'll as
sorted stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER WRApPINas,
BAsQUEs. 1
CIRCULARS.
sACQUEs.
ENGLIsH JACKETS,
FOB LADIES AND MISSES,
All OF our own Manufacture.
Possessing unusual facilities in supplying our
selves with STOCK, are enabled to sell as CHEAP
az any Manufacturing House in New York.
Hamburger & BRO,
my5 ct 375and 81 s 9TH street
WH1Tn GOODS WHITE GooDsI
Just received and fer sale ut lowest pricss-
NANsOOK LINEN LAWN
INDIA NULL. BRUSSELS NET
CAMBRIC. JACONETS. VICTORIA LAWN
BISHOP LAWN. PLAIN AND DOTTED swiss
LINEN CAMBRIO. IRISH LINN,
ROLL DIAPER AND TOWELLIEtf
ENGLISH THREAD AND OTHER LACE
BARBGE. TISSUE. GRENADINE,
MASK ANDLACE WELLS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, &c.
Also, MILLINERY GOODS, of all kinds, RIB
BONs, &c, together with large assortment OF fine
Fancy Goods at
BOSWELLS FANCY STORE,
800 street, near l4th,
above Growers Theater.
\; ,. Depot for Boswell d Warmers oolorife for
colonng the hair. my6 lw>
MANHOOD, AND YOUTHFUL vfGOR ARR
nuI, res, Insd BY H1LAB0LDH EXTRACT BU.
V0o mar &Sm
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

stantinople," I" The BriGands OATH" and
ssUncle Toms Cabin."
Growers THEATRK.-First night Of "Uncle
Toms Cabin kunk n Oh Balhmore, as ..Uncie
and other favoritss in prominent characters.
GoNzAeA HALL.-Fair and festival for the
benefit Of st. Aloysius Church. A most pleas
ant entertainment.
OXFORD HALL" Uncle Toms Cabin"
Characters by the entire great company. Hutch
dnson as "Uncle Tom and Miss Whitney as
f'Topsey.' -
ISLAND HAtL.-Sixth grand May ball OF the
Island SocialTJlub. The arrangements Tor in
suripg success are most complete, and very
PEASANT time Is expected.
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ONE DOLLAR JEwBLRY STORE, No. 43S Pa.
avenue, near AZ ST. New and beautiful Jew
elry just received st.
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MARRIED.,

In this city. on the 9th inst nv Rev Father Ro
Re ksi S =: wPPt1TINSToM.o of Philsdel phis, p :,
tPhiladelphia Inquirer and Baltiraors SIM please
copTl
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HELMBoLDY EXTRACT BUCHU GIyRs
the pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied Nv
many alarming symptoms. and IL no Treatment Il
submitted to. Consumption. Insanity or Hpileptio
SA's eaeSe' Wk S.6n
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ABB
DYW.L.W WALL L co., Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH


By virtue OF the decree of the Orphans Court OF
the District eff Columbia. dated the 9th day of De
cember, 1861, duly confirmed by the Court OF
Chapcery. shall offer for sale, at public ssction.
on "WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day of December A.
D. 1854, at4 O'clock al the right title interest
A j., Ella ard Emma Polton, minor children OF
interest and title as the wdow Of the said Charles
Potion. deeeasedJ in and to the TO lilo wing prop.
erty viz All of Lot numbered twenty three, (23.D
in Square numbered four hundred and ninety
This property is situated on the corner OF AZ
street west and south street, and is improved By
A neat brick dwelling house.
farms: One half cash; this residue in three and
six months the purchaser giving his ties for the
deferred payments, satisfactori lily Endorsed, and
bearipe interest from the day of sale.
Title deed to be retained until the whole OF the
All cnnyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
~ SUSANNAH POTION, Guardian.
A. LLOYD, Attorney and Agent.
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY WILL
be resold on THURSDAY. the 18th day of May,
1856 at 6 O'Clock p M. at tae risk and expense OF
the second defaulting purchaser.
'A' SUSANNAH POTION. Guardian.
A. LLOYD, Attorney ana Agent.
ap 2S-eoSt6ds Il. WALL GO. Aucts.
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RY GRI1N & WILLIAMS. Auotionsers,
TWO fWO-sT0RY FRAME HOUSES ON THy

IBLAND AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, ct O'Clock n n,
shall sell in front Of the premises DAN OF Lott
sand 9, in Square es5: This property has q front
running back 90 feet to public alley. and II i'm
proved by two two story frame houses. containing
Terms: One-half cash; the bslsncs In sir and
twelve months, secured by notes bearing interest.
Al conveyancing and revenue staupa st tina
cost of the purchaser. s
ms-d GERM Il WILLIAMS. Auet.
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DY THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEoRaETowN Al

On THURSDAY. May 18th, at O'Clock p. m, L
will sell in trent of the premises, Lot No ll3 in
Threlkeld's addition to Geot getown, fronting 10
proved by good Frame House.
Terms One-third cash; balance in six and min
on the property.
chaser THOMAS BOWLING.
NV Old Auctioneer.
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MANTED-A BOY to make himself useful in a
w Barber Shop, one having his family will be
preferred. To nice boy good wages Will be gtyen.
Inquire at No. East Capitol street, Capitol Hill.
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6UUFIUN px1nuO.
glY ", B. LEWIS & CO., Auction ers.
ID ~ No, 307 PennsyfvanlS avenue.

PANNBROKERy SALE
NJ e. WALsH'S S1M L ANNUAL SALE or FOR
FITTED COLLATERALS
On MONDAY, May 18th, Gt 10 O'Clock. We will
sell, at cur Auction Rooms, Lara &c assortment OF
Clothips, Gold xpd Silver Watches,
Gold Neck. Vest Guard, ard ChataIsin Chains,
Cloaks, shswls. and UndeIg.rme1ts,
Fine Dress Coats. Sack and other Goats.
Pants, Vests, and Undershirts,
Guns, Revolvers, &c.
Blankets Sheets, Quilts and Towering,
Terms csnS IN al nA' W LIWIS &c CO.,
myU IChron I . AuctieneerH
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w can make himself generally useful, ana
"rites fair hand; quick at figures. Gan come
wei recommended. Address Post Office l. q. J.
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RY GREEN & WILLlAMS, AucuoneerS
TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
AUCTION EAST OF THE CAPITOL.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at o'clock p. d.
Lot No IS, in subdivision of Square south of
square No. 9l5 with the i'm provements. which are
a good two-story frame house. This property
fronts on Maryland avenue, between Sth and 9Th
streets, east Of the Capitol.
Terms: One half cash; balance in months, the
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment
bearing interest.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conyeyancing, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of purchaser.
my6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WANTKD TO sELL-The RECIPE for color
W. ~ ivory billiard balls as praetlced In new
one can nrs =. - ~ lice 80 u.
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WANTED-A SITUATION as groom, by a
w young man who is fully experienced in his
est horses in the country. Address FRANolS A.
LUTZ, saddlery, 392 Pa. avenue, TOR WM YIN
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WANTED.A competent and experienced bust.
w ness NAN, having few hundred dol ars TO
invest in some we'll established business, would
like to associate with some business concern, in
want of his sevces and money. Address j. w d.
81 ~ Post Office. N 10 3tr
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RY WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucsionssrs.
TRUsTEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE RIAL ES'

TATE IN TEE COUNTY Of WARRINGTON
By virtue Of deed of trus. dated on the 2sth
DAY OF August. 1851, and recorded on the 10Th DAY
OF OF NSysp Der 1857 in Libsr A. s., No H. fohos
Msslh1n gton county in the District OF Columbia,
E m: at the Auction House Of Vim. L. Wall &
Co, corner of9th street and Penn avenue. in the
city OF Washington, the following descri bed tract
OF land situated In the county OF Washin gton, in
The said tract of land beginning at the end of the
fourth line of tract of land called New Seat. aud
running thence south Is perches, thence south 81
degrees, west Is chss, thence north 81 degrees
east l45 perches, thence south 60 degrees east 81
perches to its intersection with the 18th line of
the larger tract Of land conveyed BY the heirs and
devisees of David G. Pattier to Edwsrd Swarm,
theneesouth 40 degrees, west So perches. thence
south Is degrees, west 81 rerches and 5S-l0n of q
perch, thence south 81 degrees west IS perches to
the beginning, containing 81 acres, rood and II
perchss.
The terms of this sale will be oHe-tsird cash;
balance, bearing interest and payable in eeaal in
stalments. at and u months, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by . lien on the land.
One hundred dollars of the cash payment to be
paid down at the place of sale; and in case the
purchaser or purchasers refusing so to do the
property will st be resold at the risk and
Of the defaultine purchaser or purchasers.
E. G. MORGAN. Trustee.
myll .eo&ds W. L. WALL & CO., kacSs.
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RYW. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers.
II NO. SO5 Penn. avenue.
STOCK OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS. Ao At
AUCTION '' "a
FKiDA? May 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at store corner
OF i3ih ana streets, We shall sell the whole Stock
Teas, Sugars, Ooffses, Soaps. sesars
Gdooaceo. spices: Liquors, Tea CAddies
GLASS Jars, 0rockery, glassware
scales and Weights Glass Cases
~, Oo9nters, Bins, &c. With Q lot of Trim minss
Threads, Silks, Hosieres, &c.
myS WIN. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts
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HON1XWXS 0kAEnJs
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WANTED TO RENT-By a small family mo
w children) with the best of references ana per
manent tenants a small HOUSE containing from
4 20 s rooms, or one floor of 2 or 8 rooms. for
housek eepin e. in pleas ant part of the city, Ad
dress, giving terms and location, j. A B., Star
office. myl0-2tr
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NTANTED-By a gentleman and wife, for 1T
w less than ak months, in q genteel location,
convenient to the Departments, two or three UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS, for which reasonable
menthiy rsnt, in advance, will be given. Address,
with location and terms, Rooms" Box s32, City
Post Office. my lO-3tH
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IGOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A valuable
FARM, of 800 acres, title. indisputable; desir-
ably located within three miles south Of Brandy
inQulpeper connt1. Virginia. There Is 100 acres
or first quality growing timber, and 200 acres
adapted tor cultivation and grazing, abundantly
supplied with water, and comfortable Dwelling
and Farm Building. For information and terms
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
M RS: Il. =. WRIGHT. Clairvoyant and MAG.
" neuc Physician, tthe most reliable in this
ety. who y heals by laying hands" ali curabls
diseases, may be consulted at 5 9th street nesr
street. Consultation free. myglma
C1Q DR.. BACKER n1n
EA ~ The Most Wonderful Astrologer, ZIS
NO. 2lc street. between III and 18th SITS two
squares from the st. gives full and thorou Oh
information concerning all affairs through life.
with and in regard to Health, Wealth and Mar
Rage Love Affairs Journeys, Law suts Absent
frlends, Sckness and Death DR.. Backer can be
consultsd from in the morning till 9 in the eve
ming, entrance through the candy store.
DHAk CAPTAlN-Dent spend any more time
- or money trifing with quack doctors er quack
medicines. See regular physician at once. DR..
Darby lives at 499 7th st. my5.lm*
A sTROLOGY-MADAMEK R0UsE will give in
"a mstion on all the affairs of life, and in
spect TO al other subjects. She can be consulted
e. al! hours or the day and evening. Gentlemen
81. Ladies 90 cents. She can also show likeness
Pa av. and street. my5-lWs
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania
- avenue, near 18th ST., over Messrs. KidwellG
Drug Store. ap6 3mif@
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IL ", u W n III @ CO.i 1fUCtIUHttIs
VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
4TH STREET AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant, at 6
O'Clock, will sell in front of the premises, No.
:334. east side 4th street north. betW een and
q very desirable Frame Dwelling contai ming seven
rooms, with side and back alley, nice yard, well
paved, and hoC.~ ell in excellent condition.
Terms cash.
Conveyancing at the xpense of purchaser.
Immediate possession given.
INV 10 WM.L WALL IL CO. Auets
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IL r SALE-Pour HOUSES and LOTS OF and 6
L rooms each, on Va Az, near I'd ct n PAYMENTS
RENCE, after p. m. No. 90 K ST.. cor. of 18th
street my3 If
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U1OR RENT-To small family, without chill
dren fvs FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for
housek epng, first floor. VI it'll gas and water.
Apply at 81 II street, near 18th, north side.
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EOR SALE-One two-story BRICK HOUSE and
T. out houses and furniture if desired, on Rhode
Island avenue, between 18th and 18th sts south
side, near the street cars. Inquire on the premi-
my 5btN
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
IL I.faIs5 Lass3 .s19ssE- k.185 H skssS'
STAFFORD & TRACY, ProprietOrS.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois Streets.
= sas Nsasla Rock Island.

THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot 1T is the largest Hotel inoihs
city, and its proprietors will spare no pains to
please those who favor them with a.call. sgsbl
The largest and best Hall IN the ,clty, suitable
for frstclassC Concerts, Dances, Theatrical Perform
ance, &c., sc. is connscted with this house.
NJ Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and first class Saloor
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
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Law PARTNERSHIP. r
PETER FRIES,

d ECTIFIER and Manufacturer of Domes-
ittic Lqu ors, Importer and Dealer in Foreign
Wines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island. ssi5sszAss 80 asss q
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OFTIcERs AND DIRECTIONS.
WA. n. CLtNE, President Quincy.
II. NJ. V AN FRANK, Vice President. Quincy.
" X, VAN FRANK, Sec'y and Treas-...... Quincy.
WA., MARSH, PHrlo A.. GOODWIN, CHAs. A.
SAVAGE, CHAs. H. CUnTIss, Quincy.
WA. COLBY, State Agent, Illinois.
SAMUEL C. ORTEN, Agent,
may3ldw6m a at Rock Island
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aM Mistellanu.
Fl a t tie S Bonnie t.
BY MRS. l.. $. GOODWIN,

"And half the fault we find, and half the
blame,
Are only envy by anothers name"
Hattie Sumner-Hattie Reed that was
had been an invalid two years. She
lost her smiling. dimplecheeked, darling
baby before she was hardly strong enough
to tend it. and just when it had learned
to know her from another. 1t was cru
el blow; the young mother was quite bro
ken-hearted Wishing when she saw the
tiny coffin brought in, they had made it
large enough for two.
After that, day after day, she sat in
her chamber and cried shedding tears
enough to have made green grave in the
desert In spite Of all the pleasant things
left to her in this world, good home,
and husband that idolized her, she felt
poorer aud more desoate than words can
toll and so she mourned and wept and
could not rise above her first bitter grief
poor Hattie; till her little strength
wasted away, her rosy checks became wan
and hollow, and her sad eyes unnaturally
large; and it didn't frightep her at ali
to hear it intimated that she was going
| to die
She didn't want anything to eat but
pickles and lemons; aud there we're friends
around her so kind as to indulge her. even
in depraved appetite. Sometimes she
had hectic tiusbes, and a hacking cough,
aud then they said she was going with
consumption Now and then she was
confined to her bed for few weeks; when
all the neigh hborhood would he excited,
and doctors from the East. and from the
West would empty their saddle bags in
murderous little powders on the table at
! her bedside; and she had nothing to do
but lie and listen from morning till hight
to the clatter of the strange hired girl
about the stove in the kitchen below, VA
ried by frequent crashing of crockery
and glassware; and though the invalid
appeared to take no interest in anything,
yet all these things combined against
her
Hattie had an old aunt living in Bos'
ton, who occasionally visited her relatives
mp among the Green Mountains and il
came to pass that she sat at her niece's
bedside, ua..-s..s.fs ..3
II have come for you. child" she said
in her kindly but straightforward manner
I"l am going to take you home with me.
30, Aunt Tabitha, if could only Sc
away from here exclaimed the invalid
with a burst of tears. 81 shall never be
any better, and hardly any worse that
know of. They can't imagine how tired
am of seeing these same things and
nothing else, But do you think they vii
let me go?" "eAH' Es.'3 ei
"Yes. | do" replied her aunt with al
emphatic nod.
!, She had need Of all her determination
and her homely eloquence, and by dint o
these she at last conquered Hattiei
great strong husband took her up in BIZ
, arms aud carried her aboard the trait
that was just receiving its freight TO
Boston and there with many misgiving
consigned her to the care of their zealou
relative la SEE e aaiiHea 12aoH
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THE RING MY MOTHER WORE.
BY LOUIS DELLA.

The earth has many treasures rare,
In gems and golden ore
My heart hath one, more precious far
The ring my mother wore.
| saw it first, whom |, child,
Nas playing by her side
She told me then twas fathers gift
When she became his bride.
saw it oft in sorrows hours
hIch marked the after years.
When shining on the soft white hand
That WHIPPED away my tears
And, oh. | saw it once again,
When on her dying bed,
She lifted up her nand in prayer,
And laid it on my head.
Beside that bed, where fell my tears,
The ring to me was given;
She placed IT on my hand and said,
"Wcll meet again in heaven?''
kiss the cheek OFT had pressed .'
From which the rose had fled
And bowed with q ief, stood motheress,
Alone, beside the dead.
Among the blest in realms above,
Where sorl ows are unknown,
0 may | meet my mother dear,
No more TO weep alone.
Her dying words of love and faith
I'll ch'ish evermole
Within the heart which holds so dear
The ring my mother wore.