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INV SILAS Q. HERKING, Agent, l3s Water street.
10000 CASES IN A YEAR.

Use the right medicine and be curedYe who weary Of
suffering from obstinate disease, kind Of weakness
Of the ur organs and who in disgust and
have abandoned all hopes Of strongly invited
last resort to have recourse the s:ty celebrated Doctor
Cherry Astrngent Pills. whose failure in removing the dis
hesrenng compa than 70 go boxes have
baen sold m Nov York alone and not 4 failure has
CURED from tn, Of other Answer We that
suffer In nae complaints ar,sng from general weakness
they stand high in the minds Of Of whom
letter Of thanks Dc them the females best friend Sick
Oily ameliorated short time For gravel loss of
Of the bsdder pain in the back from disc
kidney p-osrat glands these pills are preemneny
Iessfu.
j. o. FAY. Wholesale sgent, New York Retaled at Nos
70 and Fulton ct; Broadway Of hers Church.
Broadway $40 Market st Philadeiphia Maiden lane Al
bany IS North Main It, Providence and 1873 Washington st.
Boston. Price 81 90.
Aiso Poett radcaer celebrated for its speedy and
certain cure Of one disease film
nI5SOLU TON OF COPARTNEKSHIP-The copart.
Onespip heretofore existing under the Of
CO., ID this day dissolved BY mutual consent
J.. HURL BUT.
AMOS SMITH
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- 10 LET or LEAsE.l h tASuse so 81 BsOsd Wsy !,
ksows - 1s AFTERNOON HOTEL. Tbs hesss
s'S, s, III, . md !: 18th s,d: =:
out and the furniture wiz X sold Sw 70 any rsAtns The
Argy TO Ae.ls.s No. New street, corr, Wal: BE-
- 10 LET Oh l. AsE.-Ihs sulxrior brick hoIse,
49, q brosdwsy, few deors below Wan stree, The two
story stores spa New .sss I'VE i,oa,Js C1 en-
The svJstory brick store on the esstery side oil Cherry
two story house Monroe street. the first house above
Pike street.
The three story brick house 81 Wa ker st. between Broad
The four story house So Fourteenth st., between the
The brick st.rs q Pearl st. adjoining the Pearl st. House
The brick house IA Nineteenth St, occupied By John
Ispser. ..1r II.
part Of the above property will be sold s1chshsed
Ahe, FOR BALE, Lots On Broadway, near Union Square
Ii Non s, 49, 49, and iasd streets bounding Harlem
APR iyto MR. DELAPLAENE, ss Wall street. Once,
Nos 80 I1T - : -7rII rr 'f,s.im-
- HOTEL TO kENT-Frrm the fret May nett
The large and eommodious Hotel at South Amboy 10
ton many advantages but Four hours by
kailrad from PhiadeiIhis and New York. for
which steamboats, leave three times day II has grayey
bsaeh and Bathing houses two three hundred yards from
around Staten Island Sandy Hook for bath
ing in the surf There fac fshipg aud plenty
tits fom Philadelphia the accessible point
the salt water and Tickets for both aud
phia will be fnrn shed to hoarasrs at reduced prices
Apply 10 w H. GATZMER. At the ice Of the c. and A.
Railroad Co. Philadelphia. to IRA BLISS. at their ONCE
in New York. .-LLLA ------- flS
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BOOKKEEPING.

Il
saatsss open from n: 70 Srd:I ;hai @sr
house To ho.e who With the i'd
ss r.. s:::sd sSss
Z. ss a.:
q: rs sy !. ssSs. with
$600 EEWARb !; TKOss'S sf.ClFIy M N.Y. ny ..
e.: Ssf
sss ai;:::s Y
ls ss s s 'i ": ,'s
ySHs 5snt ss Y SSinss and
'es
WITH0UT MEKCUBY.-DK. . BRENNA ha; IN
honor O. IN: e: New .na
e which ysss
': f.: rsnss q 81 Srsaa. does e.ntan p.rl. q
therefore cannot possby exercise any deeerors influence
f. however critical the eircansisncss under which it is
Patients wishing advice consult Dr. Brsnn. at hi.
street sasIsSe. N Chambers from
AMERICAN BANK LOOK COMPANY.
ITO THE PUsLIC-ssos REwARD-Ths late repeated
TIA; shs I ss:H &
Lock opened and which thus far have been
dseearded unworthy Of potce eennng TO assume
character Of some pausety ~ which mesns many upright
Tss :srei:s
fore with the view Of testng the question In put the
natter beyond contradiction, have decided to place Of
s4 'Sa I
reward of who may open pick the Lock
This check certified aud drawn TO the order Of O.
T. Csmmann ESQ., Cashier Of the Merchants Bank Of this
who retains the key Of the Lock- and to whom reference
II presumed that the public banks and officers of banks
satisfied byIa fair and honorable test ether
wanted bold attempts have been msde 10 practice
comes necessary upon the crduy aud ignorance Of
whose would not be allowed they had been Of
the decepons The American Bank Lock Company by this
mode only seek to establish the security Of the Com
bnaon Lock, which has thus far whstood every test and
has saved banks from robbery and rain In doing
this however they any ofmakng upon
other their business being to prevent eecua bar
The Chest viii remain exposed in the Exchange Reading
A00~' LOT Two ~'n'n' '''" wsnXIDsswoRTH SMITH,
ia I'm Agents Of the American Bank Lock Co.
OOAL COAL !!-Reduction Of P1ces-Peach Orchard,
y Red Ash Broken and screened the cart
Large Nut, 1880 '''''.''''''''''''''' ~ 90
Brpken and Egg ....'......' o oS
N. B-Blaeismiths Coal % SO. Yard, so4 Washington.
n. a., s s%i $. rB. GUERNSEY Co
OLIVER PEHTE-wM. THO MsON I2s William street
continues Silver Ware every description
pots cheers WAITER forks spoons Of rich well
the panest styles The whole Of these artie being
ufacured the premises from sterling
expense viii be spared IN the beauty OF The workmanshp
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TTNO STORE KEkPEKs-The adyertiser ecu,es IN a.u
perior sly lie aud at reasonable prices Visiting Mer-
shans' Address Cards, Bill Heads nd description Of
Commeois snitLibels for al kinds Of cotton and wool
len goods patent medicines and Druggists Labels dol
lar AND upwaads the usnd Desk Conua and Society
Seals with desgns cut in Superior Brass
and double silver plated Door Plates Knockers Bell Pulls sc
with improved eBanesd border engraved Store
keepr ards printed 81 so and upwards thousand
Cards the and lower than be
yvecured ether establishment All persons promptly
attended to. BOLEN Eperaver and Printer
fIs imeodiss I04 Broadway betwteh Wall and Pine.
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M ELlEAL CAkn-pH COOPER, No.n duane ne Of neM
es He may always consulted with the utmost confidence
the worst Of delicate diseases msrcuIal aections
the symptoms arising from this disease From
Dr. Ca extensive practice for the last eight years in this par
cuar brunch Of ne profession guarantee, SAT- pssdy ana
cured few ays without the Of mercury other
danqerous edncne No interruption from business alte
ration mode Of living All whose have been pre-
acted aggravated by maltFeatmsnt may apply with the
rate-atteudanc. nj he morning until 10 at night or
dee 10 Duane u In
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TO THE LADIES. !

wi with Astonishing success all diseases peculiar
70 females.
pulpre rregularity obstruction &C. by whatever
cause produced be by Madame c. short
time. -
Madame Cs medical establishment having undergone thor
ough repairs and alterations for the better Of
I'd to receive ladies' on
the point OF confinement those who wsh to De treated Tor
obstruction Of their monthly period.
Madame c. consulted her residcAse, No. Lispe
street. all times and with the strcest To- secrecy
letters must be paid. 1913 m'
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5R. Al. .EN'S BALSAM.

1F HOrehound, LVeTW0ft md Feur19y NOet Gaihed
reputation in the Of consumption and Liver Gem
plant neve. acquired by any other This medicine
every d.s oSy for the care e disease: Of The
earth Raising Blsod cough and loss Of strength
tam eymptoms Of consumption. Dr. Aliens Balsam OF
remedy ,Sd The .cL and d,,Iesssd resort tot they are
any deadly poison TO ul and supply the but
move: The heals the lungs gives health and strength
Let the sick Il.
OrInrsNs cE.THz FAGuLrY- DnkA:E o. THE Lyros.
Dr. Allen Dear Sir- have prescribed your Balsan OF
Horehoupd Lvsrwor and Peurisy Root in severe coughs
and and has proved eecue after other RENE
out any dstsr ious Or narcotic ipsysden: entertain
RR les SSyISi1p T:E YS % B S;.y
street. New York and by E. NJ 0uion. bowery aud
Grand street. f5lm'
HAVANA aEGAKH:-PICABiA 6 MANZANEDU. a.
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ss;n N sx ,ssn s". Is-s IRON
fis s.-~sS T. <. COLLINS 4 20. 81 ssu.h IT.
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PLATED WARE, Gu FIERY,

G. J. NEUsLADr & BARNETT. of Birmingham, offer
D. for sale 1t their Branch a MAIDEN Lane New York an
Cake Baskets SHUTTERS and Trays Forks aud Spoons Liquor
Frames ERgerres, Toast Racks, Dish Cevers &c Britain
largest ss.Ot.m.n in the ei.y Cs.leTy sonPriIs Tabs
Bowie Knves Scissors Razor and also German Silver Tea
and Coffee sets; Spoons. Eoris ec.ces Chains Inm
Movements, Silver Pencils, rhimDes. Tooth Pieks specta
cies Paste stones, &c &c. n2-im'
OATs-4 400 Waie street four doors east Catherine
% MTket-CROLIUs,s Premium at Establishment
OF The Amsrica Mech Iustse for the hes boat
Barge Race, Club, Gopdols Fishing Cunning, YaEi Chg
msnied BY the Amateur Hat Club Association Of New
York - =, .-.., =. -,
Ga.e Victoria, Atlantic, wntona &C. Also The Am q
Park Sylph and Wave OF Mobile George Stewart Of Louie
vile &c. = lso ~ I'm
T A NORMA sGGARS-2OO000 Of this celebrated brand,
II superior quality and entitled 70 Debente landed from
Va" 3, H sm O'- NJ RAIDER, %s Chatham ct.
a MEXICAN yANK LOCK COMPANY, for re !ss q
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LOOK ready 10 receive orders for this eelsbrasd
Lock and supped the orders heretofore
esved psps;sd nom the s.sn.ve aIranyspsns
dee The design Of the association s to firfh them to
every Bank The United States ,nd the security they have
against being Tobsd having often been tested BY burglar
" without these locks their vaults cafes All othe,
locks and have while these b defiance to M
ing from 4os4 TO- 600 at the will Of u: owner furnishes
security found in other mode OF fastening Lochfr
salcs and store doors from i26 to 1854 changes
A. relates the superiority Of this lock over any other
ference il made any the banks IN Wall street. New York.
Directors officers Of banks requested TO examine the
Lock- and ordfra will be received at the o1.ce OF
WADSWORTH & SMITH,
a. Jnnes' lane. agents the city.
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lowing -
$50 900 L. Norma ssss', i.t quality, very superior
100 600 Noriega and Esreran,a do DO
e00to Reg ALA Of Diana, Es and AQuila Brands
go 900 Trabucos and Canones Diana. and de
100 900 Trick, Amnistia and Principe, cheap.
The whole entitled TO debentur and in lots 10 suit purcha
IFS Inn
WfLDEK'S PATENC SALAMANDER IRON SAFE.
w These Safes made Of Stout Wrought Bar and
Plate Iron, riveted together in the mott substantial amer
and lined with che meal preparatory WHICH conduc
been made furnaces with other and burning build
tents uunured, while sas Of other makers have been
troy ed by the game heat All Sa'amander Safes made BY
have been tested assortment hand made
order, and for sale by -
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SALE OF OLD Is INES,
IN NEM-YnRK.


n C. w. PElL x co. will sell at auction,
-. without reserve, by order Of the Assignee of
John Tyler Brigham, Esq, on TUESDAY, 2lst June,
1912, at II O'Clock, IN the basement corner of Ex-
change and Hanover streets, rear Of the Exchange
a splendid stock of
MADElRAS, SHERRIES, PORT AND OTHER
WINES, BRANDlES, WHlSKEY, &c.
Among the Madeiras will be found the celebrated
"Kirby'-some from the stock Of the late A.
Lawrence Esq.-from the cellar of the late John
Gore, Esq, Of Boston-"liancock's, "Pearsall, y
Coolies" No ! and 2, "Canton SUPERIOR "Nabob, y
"Ashey '''Callender, y "Magnum's y Craig yery
fine. Sherries-'Francia," "Romanie." 'Yriante, :,
&c. Also, LATTE Claret; very choice Coles"
and "Munro" Brandy-and very superior Scotch
Whiskey,
Catalogues one week before sale Terms liberal
These Wines have been-seected from some of the
best private stocks in New York and Boston without
regard TO cost and will be found superior in age and
quality to any parcel ever oiered at auction IN tins
city Every bottle will be examined By competent
person, and will be warranted to comport strictly
with the sample exhibited at the sale
No other Wines admitted
June l6-eopt20thJ
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n@MoRE PRIZES THAN BLANKS. Z

Our correspondents and friends can find in the
above schemes sufficient attraction to please every
fancy. The wonderful success we have met with in
the distribution of big prizes is altogether unrivaed
One whole of Sl0,0O0-one of 5,O0O--one of $4,000
"a half Of Sill ,000-besides most brilliant seec-
ton of other prizes which would form too long list
to recaptuac will clearly demonstrate the true road
to fortune.
Our correspondents may rely upon the most strict
aud confidential attention to their orders-with the
utmost prompttude in answering the same, and upon
ha wing the official drawings forwarded
ceiyed by US
T5sThey will please direct as above.
All holders of tickets, which have drawn prizes,
and all persons having certificates of packages, which
same and receive the cash or tickets in any lotteries
un, er our management
June 22--td
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HUGINs s MILLS,

HUGINS & MILLS,
ATTORNEYS AND couNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Burlington iowa Territory,
w ILL attend with prompness, vigilance and
w fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted
to them in the way of their profession; they VIII
attend TO collections in any part Of the Territory and
the adjoining counties of Illinois.
II. T HUGlNS,
+. ID. MILLS.
REFERENCES
Ne,o York essrs Grennell Minturn Co. Al
fred Pell, Esq Pres. Life & IT. Co. Hon Aaron
Clark.
ST. Messrs. Yeatman, Woods & Co.; Pow
ell Barlow s. Co.; John Davis, Esq
Chicago-Messrs. Beaumont & skinner
Cincinnati-Messrs j. ID. & G. Jones Aphonso
Taft, Esq; Tyler Davidson, Esq.
observation-disclosures Sykes Dorsey Holmes,
Mason s Dean; George G. Lord, Esq.
.Ntrc Orteans-Messrs Charles Doane & Co.
June 20--lm
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LIT TELLS MUSEUM.

A FRESH supply of this weighty periodical is this
A day received, which can be supplied from Janu-
airy last or for two years back free Of postage in the
District of Columbia Wv
This work is known to be worth nearly all the rest
published Subscription Sc per annum-and this or
almost any other work, will be mailed to subscribers
IN any part OF the country
WIN our friends at distance please TO order free
ny, but get the postmaster to order for them pay
the postage, otherwise their letters viii not reach
II would doubtless be convenience TO procure all of
one magazines and papers at one place.
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE already q. hand -
Please renew subscriptions. No other agents IN the
District This splendid work and the BROTHER
JONATHAN may both be ha d for 81 in advance
j. X. HAMPTON & SONS,
Bctwe en- Sd s. A. streets,
June 23-3 (next to Miss Polk's.)
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ID | f. ID

On the 22d inst. OHIO COLUMBUS, youngest
son of Richard J. and Eleanor G. Morsell, ag d one
year ten months and one day.
The friends Of the family requested to attend
the funeral on Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
In Georgsiown on the 2Ist inst mt, JOSHUA
REYNOLDS, infant Of Vincent and Annie
e. Taylo, aged months and 3 DAYS.
AT the White Sulphur Springs, Frederick CO, Va,
on Sunday morning, the 18th instant, of consumption,
WIN. NELSON ROSE, Printer, from New York,
and latey of this city, aged about 80 years.
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LAND AND MILLS For SALE.

TNllE Subscriber has ninety five acres of land a
Il small dwelling house on ii, good spring of SOFT
water within 80 feet of the doos, 80 40 bearing
apple trees all grated fruit bell pears, plumbs peach
trees, and currants, sufficient for any family use
Also grlrt mill, with two run Of stones, and
mill - by 3d. with two Of in it, and an ox.
ccllcnt stand for cotton wucn factory or Other
machinery, situated on Grand river in the township
of ilarpFsyIc, Ashtahuta county, and State VI OHM
which he viii sell cheap for cash-a part hand, asa
resldueon a short credit
mar lt-tlit GEORGE SCHELLENGER
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TJNHIS medicine is the only one that has come be
l. fore the public for the relief of mothers, and Is
designed for Them and them only. 1t IS not cure
for all complaints but for the one designed and the
testimonials in its favor being strong, we recon-
mend it valuable medicine. pamphlet accom-
panes each bottle, with full description OF It's pecu-
liar virtues. For sale by
VIM. YOUNG, Agent,
Two doors east of Gadsby's, Pennsylvania Avenue.
lime OFF
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NEW DISCOVERY.


THE subscriber has for sale three kinds OF mag
Il netic Ether-No. /, for consumption, when eN-
cells ALL and every kind Of consumptiye medicine
that ever has been discovered. Try ii, and you wi
find il no humbug Il is in the three FIRST
stages.
Magnetic Ether No. 2, for Nervous diseases, which
the patients will find to help them in "a hours, and
sure cure in a short time II has never failed IN the
most dangerous cases.
Magnetic Ether No. 3, for Liver and Scroiulous
diseases A book or treatise Of various diseases ac-
company each package. perusal will satisfy any
purchaser that they possess properties independent
and superior to any other compound. Try Them we
are moi afraid to have them tested by the best phys
clans of the day. No quackery about the Magnetic
remedies.
Medical Societies are invited to test and condemn
them publicly if they are not what they are recon-
mended to be.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
Two doors east of Gadsby's Pennsylvania Avenue
June D.
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GOLD PENCIL LOST

T OST in going from Mrs Kennedy's boarding
IL house on the South side of Pennsylvania Az,
to Capitol Hill, LADYs GOLD PENc,L. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at the Office OF
the Ms.disonian. June /.
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" ERR rAS.-l the undersigned, formerly Editof OF
Y the "Monitore," IN Bologna, ofthe "Gdseta Eco
nomico- poiitico del Monde, in Milan, # the Column
ma DE la Federacion = in Mexico, and IF "El Corre
AHqntico, y in Mexico and New Orleans, propose to
edit in Washington philosophical poitlco-dlplom
CO. yolielot paper for the diffusion of general know
edge under hellte of'VEmTAs, the editorial part Of
which will be both in the English ana French lam
guages Prospectus rdiSonnee of this paper, show
ing It's necessity, object plan views terms, &c VIII
be published and widely circulated IN America ana
Europe, as soon as collaboration Is obtained good
English scholar both to correct my barharous English
and to translate my French in good English
As the principal object OF this enterprise Is by no
means that Of making money all persons, nahre, ndf-
urais cd OF Strangers who nay wish to take share
in it, will have right to share also the proht winch
might possibly be derived from 1t, without reservng
for myself the least advantage over that which might
| be Obtained by each of them
| A resident in the United States during nineteen
wears and a citizen since 1929 cannot be suspected
| of being wholly ignorant of the institutions OF me
country or Indifferent in the cause of rs social and
political happiness
| Offers received at my present residence, corner Of
| PENNSYLVANIA Arenue and loh street, Address, pos
| paid TO Vertas," Washington, ID 9.
SANTANGELO
Washington June 3, l8i2-lm
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good understanding now prevailing between the two
nations.
The undersigned ayails himself of this opportuni-
ty to repeat TO Mr.. Powhatan Ellis the assurances OF
his high consideration
j. NJ DE BOCANEGRA.
To his Excelency Mr.. PowHATAN ELLIS
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penipotentiary of the United States
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JAYNES'S CARMUNATlNE BALSAM.
YINHIS is one Of the most efficient, pleasant, and
i safe compositions ever offered TO the pubcio Tor
the cure of the various arrangements of the stomach
and bowels and the oily article worthy OF the least
confidence for curing cholera nfantum or summer
complaint dysentery and nervous diseases
All persons are requested to try it-for without
exceptions il is one of the most valuable family me
dicnes ever yet discovered. Hundreds nay thou
sands of certificates have been received from ply
scians clergymen, and families Of the first respec-
liability, bearing the strongest testimony IN ITS favor
too numerous to be mentioned Fun directions ac-
comparing each bottle For sale al
WILLIAM YOUNG'S
Drug store iteo doors east Of Gadshys Penn .irenut
June lift
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Ar ID. JAYNES'S SANATlVE PlLLS-Ihese
~ pills are an excellent, mild, and safe purge at all
TINES and exceedingly useful in dyspepsia and other
distractions of the liver. Persons taking them can
eat and drink, usual, without fear OF injury; and
what is of infinite advantage, making the use OF me:-
cural preparations so frequently used IN derange-
ments OF the stomach and liver, unnecessary. For
sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG1S
Drug store t,co doors east Of Gadsbys, Penn .irenue
July l7-tf
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RANk OF rnE MtrRorolIs. J


June 4, lS42.
NOTICE is hereby given that IN conformity toltt
~ provisions of the chatter OF this Bank gonel-b
meeting OF the Stockholders VIII be holden ON NO
DAY the ith day OF JulyneNt at the Banking iaat'
in the city Of Washington, for the purpose OF cf
ing nnc Directors Of the Bank, for the year ~
next ensuing the election commencing At ~ oiioth
A. NJ and closing at 3 O'Clock, p Nj
RID. SMITH Cab~
june 4-eopt25junc-d4tlJy
NJ GslC Just punished aud tor safe ~ trc otd
INl osablIsbcd store, three doors east OF ~ hsre'
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
The st Marys Celebration March, Of the landing
Of ~ Pilgrim fathers composed by Andrew Schadt
AID dedicated to the Phlodemlc Society OF neafgc
Town. Also, Just received, The following pieces
Hrk, brothers, bark Cornman Waltz
On cast that shadow Gd0padci
Long long ago; Last Farcwefi
Wind and the beam loved Go noiyct
June 3-3taw3w
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-N1ll,ICE.

+ OS L or misaid, Promssory Note, drawn by
i 4 me and dated the 4th INST, payable ninety days
after date to John H. Warwick bearer, for thirty
dollars, the payment Of which was guaranteed by a
gentleman Of this city. Any person finding said noes
will please return ii to me- the payment OF same has
been stopped.
may26-3t JOHN J. WlLhlNo'
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.

=" Secure the shadow The substance fades
The only certain method of obtaining fac smile
of the human counenance is by the Photographic
process. The subscribers have ayaed themselves Of
some recent Improvements III this beautiful art, which
enables them to produce much bolder picture than
heretofore taken. The public are invited to cali and
examine their specimens. Rooms on the northeast
corner Of 18th and f. streets Hours of operation
from to O'clock.
Gentlemen wishing to obtain knowledge Of this
interesting art, can do SO on reasonable terms, by
calling at their studio.
FAY & REED.
Washington, June g. 1912