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TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
Committees.
SWETT'S GRAMMAR.

~ mar, comprising the Principles and Rules
the Language, illustrated by appropriate Exercises
on the basis Of Murray"
| The above is the tile of new Grammar com
piled hv Josiah SWEET, Jr VI. A. ii is des igncd cx'
rr.Ssy for usc in common District school :, A'ade
mics, and higher scminaries Of learning, thtonghou
the United States. Ii has lecn lciOrc the public ht
Il short time, yet long enough 10 acquire compare
lively high reputation for excellence OF arrange nen'
great clearne>s and condolences OF manner, and com
prehcn,ive fitness Of matter, well adapted To tht
wants of 10th teacher and learner. in every sage o
their progress in the difficult science 10 which 1t Is
devoted The following are among the notices ant
commentations of the work, received by the Author
and Publishers:
From G. L. LYMAN, NJ A., PRINCIPAL of the Acadc-
my at HineSburgh, VI.
81 have examined the Grammar by Mr.. SWEET, and
consider superior to most md inferior 10 none OF the
Gramnars now in Use IN our schools"
The Hon. Carlos COOLIDGE, OF Wind. o., late Speak
err Of The House of Repr sen'ativcs ofNcrmoni, and
II. +. PHELrs, NJ. d., Professor of Materia Mcdica
and Therapeutics, Dartmouth College, remark:
"Thc English Grammar of Mr.. ]. Swc;', Jr., con-
strucled on The basis OF Murray> Grammar we regard
as great Improvement ON AL The works that have
preceded il, for the of schools ald academies lis
| arrangement, clcarness, and flnes> admirably adapt
il Tor public instruction. Its Orthography ana ETY.
mology have been made TO haTmonize with the >tan
dard Dictionary of orr language; and this Is, IN our
opinion great point gained for WEE can hardly con-
ceive of anything more l,menlahle IN science Than
discrepancy between our gramnars and dictionaries.
The secions on Prexes and SuliXeS, and the Clos
sary, much enhance the value OF the work. The
chapter on Verbs, and those on SyntaX, especially,
we believe, are more full and accurate than any
thing that has leen heretofore furnished. In the con
idcnce that the work are noticing will lie APP
proved of wherever il shall lie introduced, we rccoin-
mend us adoption INTO general nse."
From c. J.. RICHARDS NJ. A., Principal of "kimlall
Union Academy" Mcrdcn, n. H.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
DRY GOODS HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
:. g. l.. HOLMES.
No. % JOHN STREET, NEW YORK,

(pyTwEEN BROADWAY AND NAssAU-sT.)
RE receiving new and desirable Goods for he Fall
"A Trade, which they offer for sale al the lowest
prices at wholesale and retail. They have lately re-
ceived
Rose and Whitney Blankets; 10 extra large,
Real Welsh and other Flannes,
Silk warn do. English Canton Flannel,
Marseille s Quilts and Counerpanes,
Irish Linens of The best bleach,
9-s Pillow Case Linens, 5-4 Irish Sheetna,
Irish and Barnsey Shcetng from Sd to l2-l wide
Dana. X Talle-Clotb, and Napkins,
Towellinps Of all klnd- Crash,
Cotton Shirtings and Sheetings, best qualities,
Red Ticks; Ens,i.h and American Long Cloths,
Long Lawns, Linen Ca-:lric and Cambria Hand
kerchiefs.
French Mernos; Alpaca, dark Prints,
Rich 6p'd Cashmere, Mousein de Lame, ShawlA
French Bomhazine-, Crane for Wells. &c.
Black Silks Silk and raw Silk Hose, English
Cotton Hosiery,
Drapery Mu,ns, Furniture Dimity, and Chlniz,
Table and Piano Covers, Toilet Covers, &c.
Wooldyed Cohs and Cas>imeres,
Fancy Cassm+res and Ve.iines,
With variety of other articles IN their line, for sale
at ~ John ST., a, the lowest prices.
NIB. On hand genuine Eau de Cologne. Also,
extra wide Russia Diapers. l3m3
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FOR SALE.

A PAIR of Morgan Bl,hrol Colts well broke to
IA Harness, kind and gentle and ca Y saddle hor-
Sos. Also, covere four wheeled Carriage and a
guOi sleigh l6 BRINsMAIL X BRuTnERs.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
1000 ELEMENTARY Spelling Books,
cOOC 1000 Adams New Arithmetic
100 Key 10 " 90
500 Emersons 1T Class Reader,
500 3 "
500 " 81
300 Porcr'> RelorIca Reader,
100 Colhurn's Arithmetic
80 Burril,'> Geography OF the
Heavens,
500 Sanders spelling book,
100 National do do
50 Nort! American do
100 SWEETS new English Grammar.
THIS is the best English grammar now u.ed, and
is introduced extensively INTO schools.
A great variety Of iul hound and ha'fhound Ledger,
Journals, Day Books and Memurandum>, Wrapping
Cap, and l-euer PAGER. Ink, Steel pens the Gross
sealing Wax and Waters ly he -. &c. &c, which
Will e odd for good whe or brown paper rags, Of
which ~ tons are now wanted by the subscriber.
School Teachers and Merchants will he supplies
with any of the above books Al i,le publishers price,
and most kinds ofprodure received in payment
V. HARRINGTON.
Burlington. Aug, 25h, 1874. lG
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New Goods.

= NJ POPE has Just received n new supply OF
~ goods for the fall trade among his arrortmenl
may lie found Cashmere d Ecosse, Chusans, Lunelias
plain ig'd. Apaccas, pr MS &C. &c. Also, Rich VOL
len Velvet and other Vestngs, for sale very cheap fol
cash.
Burlington, SEPT. 6 1914. IA
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UMBILICAL.
TIE PATENT LACE,
INVENTED NJ
F.. p. BANNING, ". y.

OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
WILL be kept con family on hand by Or. JoHS
w w. FMERy, Of E~,cx, he HAVING purchased Of
the original Pa'enice the erritsre right 10 make and
rend the same, within and for the Counties OF Chit
enden, FrankIini Lamole, and Grand I,le.
The PATENT LACE ha> now cen before The pub.
lie for nrmler ofmonh,,-h 1n'rcd~ have cen APP
Piled in different parts of the country, an with sur
cess before elnallel Nv any remedial agent
Numerous well Authenticated Certificate, Of lenc-
cial influence theremoval ofl~ea,cs Of long stand
ing, might lie furnished from thi,imm,da'c vicinity
in addition TO the statement Of and certificates
ofcure- furnished nv DR.. Banning and others But
this is not deemed ncce>sarya nj the pre- time, re-
ie can lie given TO individuals wearing the Lace,
IN nearly every town in the Comfy.
Physicians have long f; the necessity of Suppor-
ter differently constructed and more perietn il, adap
ton to the human form, than any that had been pre-
>ented TO the PM lie. The Invention # Bnnning'>
meet with their general approl alton, a. l. designed
To relle We symptoms and remedy class OF physical
maa dies which cdnnotlc reached ~ medicine alone.
The de>cent ordisp placement ofhc vi>cerra from re-
taxation of the abdominal muscles, other cau,es,
tends 10 alterand deran@eihe function Of every organ
IN the human system, and. in many ca>ts, this devla-
ton from the natural healthy position Of parts Is the
sole cause OF general deblity-in Males and Females.
| of Dyspepsia, ecion> Of the Stomach and Lirer,
Pu'pHation ofthe Heart Spinal Irritation, Hystcra
| Hvpocondria Piles Prolapsus Uerid Suppression
Of Urine the bronchitis ofPnl cSpeak er>, anl incl
piem ConSumptiop-al ofwh oh willie much reev-
ell, if NOT entirely removed, by the ne of The Patent
Lace, when their existence lScaused by physical de-
rangement and a mechanical displacement of parts,
which can lie readily a>ccrtaned by observing the
form and symptoms of the person a.'ertei,
This Instrument has been examined Iy prs., Mott,
Rogers Francis and Grlsconb Of New York-rhe
Faculty ofPittsburah, Harifordand New Haven, and
has Obtained their favorable testimony.
Applications for this Lace may lie made 10 the sui
scrlber, at Essex, or Hagur 4 Arthur, Burlington.
Patients alta distance WILDE vssI at her rs,nsgce
Essex March 81, 1874 43tf
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HARD WARE.

HARD w AXE.
erTRONGS IT, Co. have received and oiler to pr
- chaser> a very general assortment of HARD
WARE, amongst whice may be found the following
10 wit
Butts and SrcwS,
Nurfulk and American T.arhes,
Che; aud Window Blind Hinges,
Wire Check SPRING,
Mortice Bel Crank>,
Crrcd Bell Springs.
Bel Grants, House Bells,
Band Tower Flat spring, Square and Monkc,
Tail Bolt>,
Trunk and Chest Handles,
Garden Rahes FIRE lron>, Bench Vices,
Brass i3rion> on plates, Japan'd do.
Screw PullIc>. Hat and Coat Pms,
Black Hooks and Hinges,
Shtler Screws, Stubs and Plates,
Pad Locks, Trunk do, Cupboard do, Till do.
Chest do.
Long >hanled anil Concavc A1gcrs,
Brace anl Bus, BcvI.s,
Frner Chi els, Joincr>, Morice and Socket do.
Gouge>, Brass Divllcrs, GimbIciS,
Single and dnul lc Plane Irons,
Compass. Grating, Hand and Ripping Saws,
Knives and Forks, CarvcrS, Slecs, Butcher
Knives Bread and Shoe Knives, Pruning do
Pocket and Pen do.
Taper files Mill do fiat Bastard do. half round do
Horse Ra.p>, Brass Butts, Curtain rings Tea bells
Tape Measures, Halter Chains, Sad Irons, Tail
Brads, Table Spoons, Table Hinges,
Cutting Nlpper~, Bead Aw Sash Fasteners
Mn Crackers
Cork Screws Hand Vices, Trowels,
steel Yards, 80 % 100 lbs. Grid Irons Sauce pans
Enamel'd NASH Kettle, Bellows Pipes,
Bed KEYS, Copper Wire, Screw pule., Axle do
sash Roller, Plate locks, Iron Square, Stub 10
Wood Saws and Frames,
Pewter Cocks, Bung orer., Butter tryers,
Si.Ilr>, CT Tacks, Frying pans,
Raj Traps Box and Ivory Rules,
Toy Hoes, ladio,' do. Screw Drivers,
Mahogany Knobs, Strap Hammers, Carpet do.
Screw Wrcnchcs. Broad IIatchet>,
Singing do. Brass SIX miners,
Saw Sets, &c. &c. Alo
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Anvil>, Vice-, Cast See Plated aud Iron Shovel
and Spa cs ID ne Forks, Hay do Gro Bars. Wro'l
Nail. Trace Chains, Iron Wire, Brass Kettles, &c
Nav %, 1914. 81
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i. TRYON
TO PRINTERS.
Buffalo Printing Ink Mandatory.

TO PRINTERS.
Buffalo Printing Ink Mandatory.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT 4 co. having re
w Gently added extensive Machinery and appara-
ius TO their Mandatory, they are prepared TO furnish
Printing Inks OF all qualities, shades, and color>.
which they are selling on as favorable tern as can
be purchased al any other establishment IN the unl-
ted States.
To those Printers who are daily in the habit Of
using our Inks, do not recommend II, a. their
continued patronage Is sufficient proof o. their ap-
probation but TO those who reside at distance. and
are not acquainted with our Inks, we do earnestly
recommend il, and should il not IN every respect an
swcr their expectation, will take II back and re-
fund the money.
The News and Book Inks are put up in kegs con-
tanning 30, 80, 65, and $50 lbs. each.
All orders executed a. favorable terms as by
dersonal application.
AGENTS.
H. b. Stacy. Burlington, VI.
G. f. Rood & Co. SaIoners' Hall, Detroit.
Salisbury d Baxter, Logansporl, Indiana.
s. n. Dicl inson, Boston, Mass.
A. II. Armour X Co., Hamilton.
Leslie Brothers, Toronto.
De>harais & Debishlre Govt Printers, Montreal.
N Palmer. Market Square, Kingston.
ST. Rood, Milwaukee Wisconsin Ter.
Mandatory, No. United States Hotel Block,
Pearl street. IL
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NEW SVOlSE.
NEW EIRW.

ID d II. II. DOOLlTTL T. oier for sale very cheap,
L Silk and Cotton warp Apaccas, Lnne!tas,
Cashmeres, Roumelias, Semcndrians, and Nous. tie
LANES, Just received from New York.
Sept. 9TH 1874 Ia
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Looking Glasses. &c.

IIVONTIIC U TUSSCSS W.T.
"IIE subscribers have received this day a large
Glass Ware IN addition 10 their stock of Dry Goods
and Groceries, which they are determined TO sell low.
&. +. STAMFORD e. co.
Sept. 10, 1914. 16
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LEAD PIPE, dc,
, TONS Lead Pipe 10 |! in. bore rolls Sheet
- Lead IL cwt. sheet ZINC; 30 Bags Shot assort-
ed Nos. by STRONGS d. Co.
June IA, "A.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. ]. r. INGERSOLL gave notice of his in
tention TO intro luce bills of the following titles,
viz:
A bill to prevent the public execution of crimi-
nails under the laws of the United States.
A bill to confer jurisdiction in certain cases
upon consus of the United States, in controver-
sizes between American citizens.
A bill to facilitate the proof of marriage in
cases of widows of officers and soldiers Of the
Revolution.
A bill to abolish custom house oaths
Mr..VANCE, from the Committee on Claims,
reported, without amendment, several private
bills from the Senate.
The House then resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole, Mr. HOPKINS in the Chair,
and resumed the debate upon the British Ia
riffbill.
Mr. CHAPPELL, of Georgia, addressed the
committee in speech chiefly directed against the
existing tariff, or rather the principles upon which
it was established.
Mr. SEVERANCE. of Maine, followed in
speech repete with sound practical good sense.
After controverting some of the leading PROPOSE
tons laid down by the gentleman who preceded
him, and contendng that labor. not capital, was
the subject of protection, Mr.. 5. went on to de-
fine his own position. Some gentlemen, he said
were for stopping at a sort of halfway house, and
contenting themselves with such protection as
was derived, incidentally, IN the process OF rails
ing revenue; but for himself, he maintained the
direct principle of otection--constant, perma-
nent protection Gentlemen might lay down what
theories they would, the fact was that commerce
and agriculture, and manufactures, always had
been protected, and always would be; and so too
of labor-the mechanic arts would be protected
and labor would be represented on this floor he
was himself mechanic, Workingman and
knew what belonged to this class of the commu-
nifty.
MIR. S. then examined the bill before the House
in detail and insisted that the principles upon
which it was established carried with them their
own refutation, and would lead ultimately, if car
ried out to destruction Of revenue as well as
protection. If the bill were passed, he maintain
ed that not one. half of the revenue would be
raised under it necessary for the present demands
of the Government; and not one-thrd the aver
age amount annually expended by Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's administration. If this bill becomes law,
the maximum of duties, after one year had pass
ed, would be % per cent, and Mr.. S. said this
was the very point where they stood in 1910,
when the revenue had fallen off to such an alarm
ing extent, that the Government was threatened
with bankruptcy.
Mr.. MURPHY, of New York. made labored
defence of the bill before the committee.
M ROCKWELL, of Massachusetts, made his
debut in very sensible and eloquent speech
against the bill.
The debate was continued until the usual hour
of adjournment
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA--Th nva liable medicine
has won its way IN public favor until it has become
the only acknowledged preparation that can be relied
upon ior the removal and Of all diseases origin
atlng IN an impure and depraved state of the blood
ana other fluids 1t is not reduced in medicinal value
oy the addition of sugar, and is prepared by pecu
lar process, entirely new. The principle which
renders this root valuable is wholly preserved.
This Sarsaparilla is extensively recommended and
proved to be highly beneficial for purifying the blood,
and removing unhealthy humors, eradicating the
effects of mercury from the SYSTEM clearing the skim
SC. 1t is also used with the happiest effects in rhe-
matsm and neuralgia.
For certificates, and numerous testimonials, see
pamphlets and various papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b.
& d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, IS Fulton ST.,
New York.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street. and r. S. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
Price vi per bottle, 6 bottles for IS
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ITEMS.

The Repeal Association of Philadelphia
transmitted 200 pounds sterling to O'Connell by
the steamer Acadia
The Daniels are, some of them, great charac-
tiers, as for instance Daniel Lambert physical
y; Daniel Webster, intellectually Daniel o.
Connel agilatingly; and Daniel Tucker, must
cally.
On Friday last, six steers, belonging to Mr..
John Sharpless, of Delaware CO., Pa, whilst graz
ing in the field, were struck by lightning and in
stantly killed. The electric fluid first struck a
pine tree, which it shivered to pieces.
A new Cherokee newspaper is proposed to be
published in Cherokee and English, by VIM. ?.
Ross, who was graduated with honor at the
Princeton College.
Lucien Bonapartes youngest daughter has en-
tered the Convent of the Sacred Heart, on Mount
Pinco. She is "a years of age.
Three enterprising Boslonians are about to start
a large cotton mandatory near Natchez, Mis-
sisslppl.
The English Baptist Missionary Society have
built an iron schooner of 70 tons BURDEN at an
expense of about $4,000 to be employed in the
service of the African mission.
The Hon. Benz F. Hallett, of Massachusetts,
appointed by the House of Representatives, a
commissioner to investigate the circumstances
connected with the Rhode Island difficulty, is in
session at Pawtucket, and has cited Gov. Fenner
to appear before him.
SOMETHING TO SMOKE" What harm is there
in pipe :" says young Puffwell. None that
know off, replied his companion, "except that
smoking induces drinking drinking induces in
toxication inloxicaton induces the bile; bile in
duces jaundice iaundce leads to dropsy; dropsy
terminates in death. Put that in your pipe and
smoke it,
We see it stated, that the Mormon Prophet, 10
Smith, has turned his wife out of doors, for being
in conversation with gentleman of the sect,
which she hestated or refused to disclose 1t
was understood, yesterday, that she had arrived
in this city.-S. Louis Rep.
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IPREAD TITO be sick is no longer misfor-
tune, but fault. Has any man headache Pc
ters' Cordial Lozenges will cure him in a few min
utes. Is any troubled with hacking cough,
which may end in consumption In Peters Cough
Lozenges he may find almost immediate relief -
Worms kill many children. They can neither kill
nor hurt a child who is physicked with Peters
Worm Lozenges. Hence we may well conclude as
we began that to be sick is no longer misfortune,
but fault. We say to all, go at once and procure
some of these famous Lozenges, at
APP 25-lw CHARLES STOTT'S.
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CARD.
WASHINGTON, May 3, 1874.

WASHINGTON, May 3, 1874.
Dear sir Permit me, in answer to the inquiries
of kind and partial friends respecting my "Book
on The Communion" to say: that the manuscript
has been for several weeks in the hands of the
printer, and has there been delayed by unavoid-
BILE Interruptions.
1t gives me pleasure TO state that the book is
now in progress, and the publication will appear
in few days. bespeak for this little produc-
ton of my unskilful pen the ndulgent considera-
ton of the liberal and tolerant of all denomna-
tons. Very respectfully, your friend, &c.
SEPTIMUS TUSTON.
To The Editor Of the Standard.
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MT BANK NOTE AND LOTTERY OFFICE.
NEW OFFICE JUST OPENED, where Lottery
Tickets are sold and Bank Notes are disc ouned at
lhe lowest rates.
AHANpsoME SCHEME DRAWS ON SATURDAY:
$50 900 Try the New Office for luck it can't be
$4,000 beat.
Bank Notes and Gold bought and sold at the low
est rates of discount
Citizens of Washington would do well to try the
New Office.
Counterfeit Detector is now published weekly,
at six cents a single number, and for sale by
THOMAS MANLY,
On Pennsylvania Avenue, near sixth street, six doors
below Gadsby's Hotel. apr p
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FRESH GROCERIES.

Il
i HE subscriber is in receipt Of his SPRING
GOODS, per packet Alexandria, from New York.
lis assortment now comprises nearly every article in
is line, among which are the following, viz:
SUGARs-Loaf, powdered, crushed gs.a
Lump, brown, New Orleans, Muscovado, Porto
Rico, Havana, and clarified
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Porto Rico, N. Orleans,
New iberia, and Sugar-house syrup
CoFFEE-Mocha, Java, Angustura Rio, Marica-
DO, Cuba, and st. Domingo H4
TEAs-Old Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Black. Particular at
tention paid to the better quality OF Teas
SprcEs-Nutmeg and Mace, Allspice and Cloves,
Pepper, Ginger, &c.
FRurr-Rasins, Prunes Gin jars) Figs, Apples,
Tamarinds, SIC. $3.50 fa
F,su-Shad, Salmon, Mackerel, Cod, and Herring
CANpLEs-Wax (white and colored), Sperm, Tai
low, and Adamantine II ~ iHteats ht4ts4tss
Om-Sperm, Lard, and Salad sJa,68 fs $1,000
SoAp-Fancy, Windsor, and Common
FLouR-25 bbls. superior New York, 80 bbIs Vir-
GINA assorted brands N a
Neutrality-suspicious. Tin the comb, Maple SUI
gar, Macaroni, Vermicell Pickles, Sweetmeats.
Sardnes, Catsups, &C., sc. Pearl Barley, Irish
Moss, Hams, Pine Apple, Sapsago, and N. York
Cheese Salt, Brooms, &C., sc.
ap30-tf @ltA9 s. HOLMES, 18th street.
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WH.9RE.aGE.

YTN WHARFAGE. s
i HE subscriber having rented the wharf at the
foot of 18th street. known as Lenox's Wharf, which
cannot be surpassed for convenience by any in the
District, citizens of Washington, Alexandria, and
others, having goods of any description to land at
Washington, will be accommodated on as reasonable
terms as at any other wharf in the city There is
also a large Storehouse attached, where goods can
be stored at small expense.
J. PETTIBONE s. co.
may3-eodlm Alex GAIL
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The FAIR.-The Ladies holding the Fair at
Apollo Hall have invited the Wing delegation
from this city to the Ratification Convention to
visit them this evening. The Wings are gallant
fellows, and will doubtless, therefore, respond to
the polite invitation by attending en- masse.
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WILLIAM w. STEWART,

MAGISTRATE, SCRIVENER, AND AGENT, q
CONFIDENTLY and carefully prepares, articles
~ of agreement, accounts for orphans court, adj
versemens and public notices, assignments bills of
sale and bonds depostions ndentures Of apprentice
ship nsolven papers, letters Of attorney leases and
releases, deeds and deeds of trust, official acknowl
edgments, probat of accounts and business books,
petitions, memorials, and claims, and any other Off
cial business writing that may be required clearly
drawn, or writings copied on reasonable terms
He will attend to the collection Of newspaper and
periodical accounts against the General Government
and members of Congress- he being familiar with the
mode Of settlement for the same.
Office 9th street. two doors from street. under
Gadsby's Hotel. ap GIN
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A CARD.

T "A CARD.
u. HI. GIBBS takes this method of returning his
thanks to the ladies and gentlemen of Washington
city and its vicinity for their liberal patronage, and
also to inform them that he has just returned from
New York with large and handsome assortment of
new and fashionable goods which will be opened this
day, at his Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 9th Streets opposite the Centre Mar
ket. ap 22-lm
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LOCAL N E w 8 .

GT Our city is literally overlooking with
strangers, mostly from the Baltimore Conven-
ton. The hotels are all FULL and have been COM
PEELED to decline receiving any more, from the
want OF room to accommodate them.