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Moore NEGW BOOKS just received at the
I'VE View and Cheap Book Establishment Of OWEN.
hCkIH co, No. ll6 Ballmorc-st,, Sd door East
of Calvert -.
Remains OF the Rev ASAUEL NETTL Lesson, d
D., consisting of Sermons, Outlines and Plans Of Ser
mons, HfPi Observations On Texts Of Scripture and
miscellaneous Remarks, compiled aud prepared lot
the Press b Bcnnct Hyer, d. D., President and Pro.
esSOr Of Christian Theology III the IhGuUgical lns-
tutc ofCorncCtcuL
GOSPEL PROMISES, bv the Rev. Jos. Allene.
author OF an 'Alarm 10 the lnconyertcd,n sc.
PROFESSION IL NOT PRINCIPLE, or thc Name
OF Christian Is not Christianity, by Grace Kennedy.
author ct the ''b"csiou y Anna Ross" "Jessy Al
an,H &c. from the SIKH Edinburgh edition.
LIFE IN EARNEST, being six Lectures on Cmis-
tan Activity and Ardor by Rev jas. Iiamton, arl-
thor Of "fIarp on The WIuw," SC,
UlI and complete assortment Of School, Sunday
school ThfUiogicaI, and Miscellaneous BOOKS and
STATIONARY, constantly for sale Al unprecedented
toe p&'ca,. Just come and examine our books ana
prices We are determined 10 sell very cheap. al2
! GET WEAK LUNGS AND WEAK BREAST.
w h1H any person is predtspOsod 10 consuinp-
uon. II generally H3niIcstS scthy certain symptoms,
which are called &. ,NSUMPJIVE SYMPTOMS, the
most common of which are pam in tnc breast and
an oppression aud pain about the lungs. When these
symptoms are experienced.
TO GUARD AGAINST CONS IrMPTION .
1T is .fDIIS.8BLE TO
'TRENCTHEN TIRE LUNGS AND RREAaP.
! This NAV he d0Se eiIec,ualv nv using EIsNCE'S
/ COMPOUND SYRUP or FOREGROUND.
Price 20 cents per bottle
! For sale by SETH s. IIANCE. cor. Of Charles aud
Pratt SIS. Far N Graham, corner Of Baltimore and
Eu'aW srects; PelEins, corner of Green and Frank
/ lin streets. aus
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h Il AACE'S SARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
Y Il OR BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PUBIF WING THE BLOOD.
removing bile,
correcting disorders
81 the stomach aad bowels,
Coaliveness, dyspepsia, swimming
NINE head, nc. Persons OF fun habit,
who are SublCcI TO Headache, Giddint S. DrOW-
sncSS, and Singing III the Ears Arising from too great
flow OF blood to the head, should never be with
out them, as many dangerous symptoms
viii be entirely carried Off by their
immediate use.
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fOr istOeF compliant. ii hCR0th0Jte case.
a pGhLT'NIUN is asked TO the following state
a ment OF SGml McCord, Esq. Of WellshuTg, Va:
WELsBUs C, Va, May 2olh, 1873.
hereby certify that ! was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and Phthsic for long tine, b, ing
than year under the care of a Physician, that the
dseaae instead OF beng relieved by the medicine
took, kept gradually getting my body sWCllCd
50 that was unable to stoop low ugh 10 Tie my
shoe When the disease was al the worst; | was re-
commended 10 ny c'iers; Liver Pills. did so, and
Was relieved 81 aiy by tie OF the first box, and
completely cHled by h3 second.
SAMUEL McC0RD.
{EE- To be had of ]. p. Williamson, corner of Gay
and High streets; C. X. Tyler, corner Of High and
baltimore SITS. Cooper, corner OF Orleans and Eden
streets; Nisentan X Wro,h, lgitst,, opposite Dix
fogg's; j, a. Sawyer corner of Pfat and Paca- sts
E. Perkins corner Of Baltimore and Green stects; :.
Kramer Pratt street; A. Fischer Pennsylvania Ave.
nue.; or Of the General Agent
w. X. ORRICK, Druggist and Apo;lccaty,
aS-tf Corner Eutaw and LeXngton-sts. Bait.
RRECKVIFII' ANTI DYsPEPTIC FILLS,
ND have been most successfully employed in almost
every variety of functional disorder of the Stomach
Bowels, Liver aud speen-such as heartburn, acid
quotations nausea, headache. pain and distGnton Of
the stomach aud bowels, incipicn diarrhUa, collie
jaundCe, atulcncy, habtu u co>venPss, loss of ap
petite sick headache, sickness sc. &c They arc
Il safe and comfortable Apericnt for females during
prcgnancyand subsequent confinement, relieving sick
at the stomach, heanachr, heartburn. and many
Of the incidental nervous affections. Literary men,
students and most other persons Of seden,ary hatits
find them very convenient. Those who indulge too
freely in the pleasures Of the table find speedy relief
from The sense OF oppression aud disicntinn which
follow, by taking the pills As Dinner PIT thew are
Invaluable, Those who drinking mineral warcrs
and pariictaFly those from Southern climates, and
ague ard Gyo districts, will find them d valuable ad-
jnhct' Those WHO are exposed 10 the scssitudes Of
WsGHef On voyages or journeys. can take them al all
times win perfect safety. In fun GDyCs they are
highly "l'lrar0H5 AM safe Anti bilious medicine
lheI 'tom or never oiuce Sic Nucss al the stomach
or gripping. For sale by SbTH :. lANCE, 100 Balti
II 81 AZ
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TIE DLD C'TlEAIS' BANK,
DaIWEEN CHARLES AND ~. PhUL-@wS


h.INEEN CHARLES AND 81. PAUL-STS.
Nc. lGl, ! . 81 NO. Soc
'&tsh1 Subscriber would iutouH bis friends and
q agsiomcrs. that lie has completed his Fti,L and
WINTER S,Ock ol CLOTHS, CNnSiMEEGS and
MEETINGS, Svi"ctrd with sprelal care and Judgment,
it"W u'- best .u1rht 10 comprising an the necessary
variety Of Goods ,H his line. lie feels confidence
~ accommodating his present stock 10 MS patrons,
from the advantageous Gil Gums tpncGs under which
the! have bGyu a,cotcG.
~" ItaVn- in my employ the hest workIaen, ny
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed III tne best style, and At the shortest notice
MUD WILLIAM ROGERS.
BARGAINS! BARGAlNSM BAkGAlNSM!
b a YOU EFIsIE something handsome, neat and
III good, call Al die ALI. NEW STORE"
.. . No. a. BALTIMORE STREET, !
three doors hollow rdpoeus alley.
Where you may find >ancty to suit Your TASTE, at
prices nai cannot fail To- pieaSc-our ctment con
Rich SILK, Tablet. Garcgc aud AIoasciiue SHB}yr,s
handsome BAREGi-i5 tor dresses
Mourning DO do ~
Mourning and Stcuud Mourning LAWNS
Lace Muslin; &inghajDe Camhtics
housare dc LANES; Aipaccaa; Bouluai0es
summer Cloths G;mhro1hS
Plan and Fancy DRiLLiNGS
Cloths: tlsajmutS and GAESiNEIFS
Bigaehnd, Grown and blue COTlO.S
1i.IuEa. ChlcEa auN ECiOn Warn
4 cNmplo.r assortment of HOSIERY
= splendid t~sutlnrut of NAf.li t-., U". O.. 6. !.
TNNf., tiJTHS and tpEE8.
famhrrs. Ninly AMI Mosquito Ngy.s-
CRASH and STAR LINEN
Ganlcu,su's faus sru.js, from % o's. 70 ! :rryl
NJ H. " irb rs uasnoHCatg t.vt.. GrN attention
~ the ralrha-iur cDpm'mi'r, rIli satisfied rl"V vii.
Hd IL ~ lagir interest fo "i,rms cei nNn,a r.'r
.at-lHz. =. WIS 't.il s. 'n.
40. - na''in0rr .rNgr,
i"-U De'ow tI"a'n'. a.1y.
gvisEssUa HECUas&OhS
i. 10 bJEpGJ.EEH Inn ET#f RIVER s. I
Parties aud Individuals eaf lcav. tte
Depot. nr s''r.'. - t'. "l. "aafi .7ia
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e & M q Es.t44RlAi&S REV ARID. DOCTOR
Z WV SItRM's SPECIFIC COMPOUND, tor
the cure Of GnnanhGa, elects, f;lCtnrps Dabeis or
diihuy III making water, and all other unnatural dig
gh1rges ruM the ureLha Of rhrracX.
In 10 has This medicine been known 10 fail 10
effect permanent cure, and the shortest uossi-
HE time. Should this medicine fail to erect cure.
where has been taken according directions return,
til" empty vial and get back the money. WHY then
spend hOth time and mancy with such Guack nostrums
as cannot be depended upon; when for 81, YOU can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely OF vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
VIII be paid to any one who Will produce a medicine
70 equal this compound, who viii prove that it con-
taus any mineral substance whatever
i. i, This medicine can be had OF James p. VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gay-sts. 20. ~; Josept
Sawyer, corner OF Paca nd Pratt-ss.; and bv f. Y.
FOrney, corner Of Clay &Ih Euaw Streets
In Washngton--hy &. scott, corner of 7th 81. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson corner OF Oil
street and pennsylvania Avenue. el0-y6m*
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FH1URE Err ~ hE.FILtyT5lGEY Nudge,
a. COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE, No. =
South Charles Street, have constantly on hand and
for for 81. salt at manufacturers prices
BUtLEh'5 super Royal, loyal, Medium aud DENY
Ledger Paper: Fiat Cap, Fooscap blue & white,
ruled and PLAIN; Letter Paper blue and white,
PLAN and Tuist Packet Post; Folio Post; Bank
Note Paper, Bankers Post, Sc.
| HUBBARD'S super Royal, Imperial, Royal, Medium
and Deny Ledger Papers, Flat Cap; Folio Post;
Packet Post, Quarto Post; Envelope Papers: Gov
or Papers all ColUrs, upper Royal, ROYAL * Double
Gap; Glazed Medium, assorted cOlors; Botnr
OVEN r3?' :, I HuRLBrrr,s w,tnr p,ocr. .no, =.
Foolscap, fn" aad suprriue, blue aud white,
ruled ana plain; Letter Papers blue laid and blue
WovG and woVc, rule and plain; Envelope Pa
JEsSUP s BpCS 'LetterPapors. buc laid ANDY white
lad hue Wove and white woVe, rGlrd and plain;
pocket posi-, blue wovc aud white wove; Note
PLANTER * SMITHS Foolscap, blue and white.
ruled ana pIaiu Letter Paper; extra super, supc:
and fine blue aud White, ruled aud plain; packet
post; commercial Post, Folio Post, Sc,
Iogelhet win Il general assortment Of Cranes,
CaTson's, SnnthWorn's iIudsou'f GoodWn's, KiUg's
Ames', and Dickcy Lysle's Writing PAPERS,
Printing Paper, book and u 'ws wrapping, cloth. log,
music and marble Paper playing enamaed, Pearl
Press Parers hunk, binders. Band Box and Bonnet
BOARDS; Aussia skins. $EjVels. Printing ana Writ
ing IAA, L'e4ohins fuHHES, RAGS, &c. app
F9yfLE".G tGUl; AND FEVER AND
y TONIC pills. are u ccrlail. >gjc gsh cL'cciual
err Tor ,S2He ant %WCr, MtGMdfo& Fer,r, aad
Cbj'!s ci fcrrTS il ali Mrir RAMON, jo..ag
The following certificate Iom plautrt in Florida
'clhins facts WOrAr Of The attention OF every one
who IS afflicted with either Of the above named
Dr 6. X. Tylrr-Dcar Sir: lake great Measure
IA adding nav testimony ~ tGvUT Of your truly valua-
h.e Fever and A"ue iis. II viii be almost mpGssi
HE u command language Ia express IN Iuli heir sa
mrY ana ever wontcrdi .fec0s in cases that have
tr NV IV'
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

NORTH FJREDERICK S7REET,
EsN the right hand side going from Baltimore ST.
~ two doors from the corncr-wherG NAV be oh
tanned most speedy remedy for Gonorrhosa, Glccty.
Structures, Seminal Weakness, paA in the I,oins AZ.
fecGona of the Kidneys and every symptom of a Sc
CTGt Disease
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ArrExDAvoE from in the MORNING TILL 10 at NIGHT,
DIR. JOHNSTON,
A member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licea-
tiae of the ApothecaIy's Hall London and G,adnaIa
from one oftc first colleges in the United States, NAV
be consulted in all diseases incident TO the niImaD
frame, but more especially III all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and imprudent vOtaYy of ples =.
sure huds he has imhhed the seeds ofths painful dis
ease too often happens that ill-tmed sense OF
sahe or dread of discovery, detCrs him from appv-
my 10 tHose who, from education and fesuCctalJiity
can alone heirend him, delaying till the iStutiona
symptoms Oh TINS h0rrld disease make their appeaY-
ahce, such as liberated throat, diseased nose
nocturnal pains iii the head and limbs dnpss or siob,
".aCSs n"IeS On the shin bones and arms, blotcheS
on the mead, face end eyrenities progrc ssig ON win
irgtu rapidly, TIL al last the patte oIhr 11nu,b ar
we bones 81 the nose fan in and the victll OF this ayy
ini dlsease becomes Crrid object Of couIiDiseruon
lHi dcath Prts period to his dreadful eI,,j,,g b
sending HIM, 10 "that hupruc whence mo- Iavniiy','
turns re such, therefore, Ur. JOHNSTON nlpdg..
hIhiSeii I" preserve the most nviofhe secrecy: n9I
from ms extensive practice in fhe irg, hsnfi,Js ~
Europe ard America he can cCuijertIr '-'7 VI
SAFE ana speedy cure 10 the unfortunate yictiI1 .,
TINS B0lni disease,
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Tvp. sroh ..
for squirting, Cataract, Sc Also those for 3cfortiIs
of The Limb, such as Club Foot, Sc, performed oa
the Poor free Of charge VIZ
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persous VINO rave inin,-
ed their constitutions bya certain practice, specially
cured. ~ SP0-Niy
TaScnotce, on the right hand side Of N. Frederick
strcct, going from Baltimore street, doors rom tl,s
conner. Observe the name.
Qls- Advice to the Pocr GRATIS. ogs
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"a 1 IN STORE HDlNt tlbNtIu-Sl
90 Goods will he to any part of the city free
of charge. a23tt
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schooled in the first college Of the State; he
graduated, studied the law, became proficient,
followed his profession, and amassed small
sum, (which he deposited for future purposes.
A short time elapsed, and he was often seen
on court-day at the tavern, partaking with the
plaintiff, as we'll as the defendant, of the nox-
ious poison which destroys the soul as we'll as
the body of man; he became a moderate
drinker-from which state he fell into base
drunkenness. Being far away from friends
and relatives, he became an outcast from the
society in which he mingled in the pride of
his collegiate days-he is now maniac.
A few short and feeting months pass by,
and by the aid of that Divine Providence-the
guide of erring mamie was in the embrace
of kind friends; among whom was she to
whom he had pledged himself, in happier and
brighter days, to join in the sweets Of matri-
mony He had deserted and forsaken her, yet
the pure stream of love was running clear with
in that bosom which now still continued to
beat with fond emotions for the miserable OBJ
ject of her affections. She called to mind the
frequent visits of L. at her fathers house-the
recollection of that sainted mothers admoni-
tions still rung in her devoted ears, though she
had long passed into the silent tomb. The
true sympathy of woman beat high in her
breast-anxious she was for the welfare of one
to whom one day she would give her hand.
She besought him with eager tenderness to
place his signature to that instrument which
has saved its millions, but he would not-he
joined in with the wine and cider party. But
not pledged to total abstinence, he again re-
laxed-he fell once more into the pit of the
destroyer; again she lifted him-again he sign
ed-he signed the pledge Of Total Abstinence! !!
She was made happy; he pledged her on the
altar to be her firm support-her protector
her shield from the tempest of insult. Time
passed on; he has now regained pre.emi-
nence in his profession, and his cheerful fam
lily, consisting Of several smiling children, now
inhabit the cottage once occupied by the hu-
name and philanthropic -.
PALMYRA.
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NEWS TrEMS.-Orders have been received at
Portsmouth, Va, to fit out the frigate Congress for
sea Immediately; also the brig Boxer at Charestown
navy yard.-Gen. VIM. Mcdonald died last Mon
day. at Baltimore, in his S7th year.--At fire of
the Boston City Tavern stables, last week. three fire.
men were killed by the falling of the wallis
w. T. Smith, Esq, American Consul at Matagorda,
Texas, was lately rowned.-The Second Reg-
ment of Dragoops ordered to Texas had not proceeded
far when they were obliged to suspend their march
account Of sickness thousand buildings, it
is sad will be erected in the city of ST. Louis this
season; population now, 40 OO0.--The Flying Ar
tillery under the command Of Major Ringgold, left
Baltimore for Texas in the ship Hermann on the Goth
inst.-CoI. Samuel Moore, of Baltimore, one Of
the defenders Of 1874 died recently in Ireland while
on visit to his brother Edward Everett
late Minister to England is to return home with his
family in the steamer of the 4th September.-George
Washington Parke Gusts left Boston on Friday for
his home in Virginia, taking the route through Spring
field, Hartford, and New Haven.--There was only
three and half feet of water in tho Ohio river at
Wheeling, on Tuesday last; and at Pittsburg, on the
same day, two and half feet, in the channel.---A
letter received at Baltimore, from on board the ship
Constitution, dated off Singapore February l5 states
that ship company had experienced great sickness
one hundred and fifty having been on the Doctors list
with dysentary, of which Midsbpman Mason and tbir-
teen others died. ~
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For the Washingtonian.
FACTS-NOT ROMANCE.

On pleasant evening, in the merry month
of May, in the year 1889, there might have
been seen gay company seated around the
door of neat cottage in the northwestern part
Of the State Of Virginia, surrounded on either
side by trees and shrubbery intermingling was
the tall majestic monarch Of the woods-the
oak All were gay, blithe, and happy; nothing
had as yet marred their tranquility. The fa-
.ther, an aged veteran, with the youngest of
his family circle, were embracing each other
in tenderness; the mother, venerable as she
was, sat propounding to her daughters the
benefits, as well as the disadvantages, of the
married state; the daughters were attentive to
her mandates. Yet there was one of noble
mind seated amid that group, who bowed his
head as in sincere reflection; he was the son
OF neighboring tarmer-a man Of wealth.
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PALMYRA.
For the Washingtonian.

MEssRs. EDITORS: At meeting held last
Sabbath at Mr.. Caleb Birch's school house, in
Alexandria county, by the United Brothers Of
Temperance of Washington, addresses were
delivered by brothers J. c. Watson, of George
town, J. H. Hilton, Lemuel Newman, John
Paradise, Thomas Arnold, and Thomas Hilton,
of Washington. A number of temperance odes
and hymns were sung; and the result Of this
meeting was fifty-four signers to the pledge.
This, think, was one Of the best meetings
we have ever had in these parts. The friends
have appointed another meeting, to come off
on Sunday, four weeks from the last meeting,
at o'clock, P. M. We hope the Brothers,
and all other temperance friends, will make it
a matter of conscience and duty to attend this
meeting, as great and effectual door is now
open to do much good. Come, brothers, we
need your help; yes, we would send up the
Macedonian cry" Come over and help US, !"
and the Lord will reward you for your labor of
love and philanthropy.
I have just been informed, that the Union
Total Abstinence Society, Of Fairfax county,"
held meeting at the Falls church on last
Sabbath, which was we'll attended the United
Brothers from Washington were there also, to
help forward this good and glorious cause. 30
ladies and gentlemen signed the pledge at this
meeting. The president of the society, Rev.
Mr.. Lipscomb, in the name, and on the behalf,
of the society, returned thanks to those of the
United Brothers Of Washington, viz: DR.. VIM.
Matchett, Rev. Ulysses Ward, and L. S. Beck,
ESQ.,, for the aid afforded them at this meeting,
and extended cordial invitation to the Bro.
theirs, and all temperance friends, to attend
their meetings as often as possible
am yours, &c. GREAT FALLS.
P. S. The Union Total Abstinence Society
will hold another meeting on Sunday after
noon, 18th September, at 3 o'clock.
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LOCAL DOING s.
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.


BOARD OF ALDERMEN, MONDAY, AUGUST lS lS45.
Mr.. ADAMS, the President of the Board being absent,
Mr.. BARCLAY, the Vice President, took the chair.
A communication received from the Mayor.
nominating Benjamin +. Gettings as Commissioner of
the Third Ward; which nomination was confirmed.
A communication was received from the Mayor in
reply to the resolution of this Board of the th in
stant respecting the paving of the carriage-way of
Seventh street; which read, and referred to the
members from the Third Ward.
Mr. Wilson, from the committee to which was refer
red the bill authorizing the erection OF market-house
on the open space formed by the junction of New
York and Massachusetts avenues with street NORTH
reported the same without amendment.
Mr.. FITZPATRICK then moved to lay the bill on the
table; and the question being taken by yeas and nays
it was decided in the affirmative, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Barclay. Beck, Fitzpatrick, Thornly,
and Doves.
NAYs-Messrs. Orme, Wilson, Maury, and Bying-
toni.
Mr.. FITZPATRICK offered the following resolution
Resolved That the estimate of the cost of improving
the Washington canal prepared by the Commissioner
thereof and mentioned in the annual communication
of the Mayor, be referred to q committee.
Which was read and adopted, and Messrs Fitzpat-
rick, Byngton, anu Wilson were appointed the COM
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. BECK, the Board resumed the con-
sideration of the resolution authorizing the appoint
ment of an additional police officer for the Fourth
Ward and was then read the third time and passed
On motion of Mr.. FITzPATRIcK, the Board resumed
the consideration of the resolution reported by the
committee on the contested election in the Sixth
Ward.
The CHAIR then laid before the Board and read
communication from Mr.. Queen on the subject which,
having been read, it was, on motion Of MIR. LENox,
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LACES, RIBBONS, EDGLNGS,
DC. R.c Be-

TIME ORIGINAL AND GENUINE NEW
Il YORK CHEAP LACE STORE, known from
Maine to Georgia to be the only establishment
where Lace Goods can be bought for half their
value. j. T. & c. KING, Pennsylvania avenue,
betUssn l0th and ll Streets invite the attention Of
the Ladies to their new stock of RICH and FASH
IOJN:aBLE LACE and FANCY GOODS which,
for variety, quality and style far surpass any be-
fore offered in this market As our stock is too
large, and too varied to specify every article we
only say that we have now about
5000 ps. of rich BONNET RIBBON, from g.
to 81 cents per yard
5000 ps. CAP RIBBON, from to l6 cents per
yard g3I
700 different patterns of RICH and MAGNIFI-
CENT NETS, for Shawls, Nantes, Capes, Caps,
sc. &c., from 81 cents to $2 per yard.
9999 patterns of LACES and EDGINGS, all
new style, and cheaper than at any other store in
the universe.
10 boxes good KID GLOVES, only s7s cent.
per pair, worth 62s.
Ladies and Misses Isle and SILK GLOVES
and MITS, from 6! to so cents.
Best SOLID HEADED PINS, only cents.
White and colored TARLATANDS, for dress
es, yards wide, at so and IS cents per yard.
find erpected TOMORROW, per adams & Co.'s
Express
new and elegant lot of French Fo,ccys, S,oiss
Muslin, Thread Laces, Edgng, Inserting, &c., French
Embroideries, &c. &c., which have just landed from
the last British Steamer from Europe
Also one small lot more of those CHEAP
SHOES, which will be sold for 81 cents, in order
to close them up Immediately. And few more
left of those NICE BERAGE SHAWLS, only
81 87a and $2 25. oa@
With such an extensive assortment of goods as
we now have, we feel that it will be our fault if
we do not make the place to buy the right ar
ticle, and at the right price. e@.
| June If ]. T.. & G.. KING.
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IRON, COPPER, AND TIN
WARE As

JAMES SKIRVING, Southeast corner Of Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, STOVE, TIN,
SHEET IRON, & COPPER MANUFACTORY.
Has always an assortment of
Kitchen Furniture,
Tin and Cast Iron Bathing Tubs,
Summer Bakers, Sad Iron Heaters,
Portable Cauldron, for heating water,
Roofing Guttering, and Spouting, done in the
best manner. g#a
J. s. has the agency for FOX'S HOT AIR
FURNACES, for warming Public Buildings,
dwellings, &C.
Also, all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, and
Copper Ware, repaired.
Aug. 9 At g
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r u r N 1 NJ G

THOMPSON SHIELD, TURNER, Washington
i City, respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has removed his establishment to
e., betaoeen 9th and 10Th streets,
Where he may be seen in all working hours, and
where he will be ready to execute all orders in
the line of his business. He returns thanks to his
customers for their past patronage, and hopes his
late sickness will not cause his friends to leave
him, especially as he intends to do Turner's work
at the most reasonable prices and at the shortest
notice. Aug.9 At 10