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SPRING CURE.

Doctor Queaudons of green herbs for purifying The
blood and the cure of all diseases arising from IT'S rmuf
IN also ofdH other chronic diseases
THE use of these particularly to be recommend
ed to all persons ladies and gentlemen OF enfeebled
and angushlng health renewed strength and vgor is
by il impaired 10 the body.
The manner of under this cure Will be descrb-
ed on application eacup full the OF the herbs
is taken every morning. and an early promenade IN the
free air made immediately afterwards.
Those DESTROYS this pleasant mode OF treatment VIII
peae make early application my office, Pennsyl-
vana avenue south side, I'd door west Of 18th street.
N b. Nervous diseases which no more yield any 9TH
er means will be treated with animal magnetism.
DIR. ID. V. QUENAUDON.
Washington city, d. C.--May 5-2aw3w
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land to Bremen, Germany.

Foreign Mails No. L. from New York by COwes, Eng
land to Bremen, Germany.
rTNHE arrangements for regular of mails TO
and from Europe by the above route are so far COM
pleed that the WASHINGTON, the first steamship OF The
ine will leave New York for Cowcs and Bremen Haven,
Tuesday, the first day of June and also, the
first day OF each second month thereafter.
expected that the second steamship will be ready to
in the OF the the first day of each
Intermediate month"; thus furnishing monthly mail in
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is included in this exception. To Bremen and to the
points supplied through that Office unpaid letters &c may
be postage TO be collected at Bremen
The rates postage established by the of March 3,
1885, o provide for the transportation OF the mail between
the United States and foreign countries the above
route, follows: .
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weight and exceeding ounce ortyeig cents; and
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toned
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carry transport any letter. packet, news
paper printed circular price current Except news
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which such vessel may be bound) on board the YES
sells that may hereafter transport the United States mall as
provided for this act and for violation OF this pro-
vision penalty Of five hundred dollars is hereby imposed,
be recovered by presenmen, by information, quitam
aconone-ha for the OF the inonner, and the other
half Tor the use of the Post Office Department"
G.. JOHNSON
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT, April 80, 1917.
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ilS splendid establishment, from inprovsuenes,
unsurpassed in the comfort and of It's
atons by in the Union, will be opened for the rece
lion OF visIters on the LIST day of June. Situated tse
Chesapeake bay, in full view Of the ocean, healthy
any spot in the world, and lying directly the great mail
route between the north and the SOUTH offers resting
place nducement the traveller either
health or pleasures with climate in early famed
for its refreshing breezes, described
delightful heahy-as the experience Of all persons
living acquainted here win that enjoyed by
all in the latter part August and the entire fall ronhs
This with the great facility of reaching hercbeng distant
only few hours from most OF large cities, with daily
mails both north and south, and from eight to twelve fine
steamboats, passing daily in every drccon-make il a most
desirable location for families and men of business WELL
ALSO delightful and safe for those whom fear
disease drives away from their homes.
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved fitted up with hot baths, shower Baths and private
baths and still atordng ample for the most expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all the uxuries Of the
sea and surrounding markets the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured The forthe
magnificent public work in the countryoiers military
ades and the loveest walks the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing, while for Others there billiards. pins
music, and dancing, with oblging and efficient agents in
each department. We shall use every exertion 10 make
Old Point in all respects the desirable watering place
in the county.
May 2O-lawcp MAT ntel.l
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Chestnut ADORE sepe nert door TO the Masonic Haa
Philadelphia
1HIS Hotel hos been greatly enlarged and refumishcd,
i and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
20 his visters every comfort and convenience. Inc
lining saloon Tor gentlemen well as the private ordi-
nary ladies', large and convenient The pariors and
chambers capacos, and fitted mp in the most modern
tyle This house being central POSITION the propre-
or socits OF public favor, pedging himself
tat effort his part shall be spared to eecure them
every luxury the city afiords
N b. A6ath house attached to the hotel, where warm
and cold baths canberhad.at amy hour.
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IL Rockville turnpike, within mile of the George
town corporation line, and north of land of Mr. John
Green, embracing several beautiful sites for building well
wooded and watered will be sold together. divided
TO suit purchasers.
Also, Is the road being the meeting
lot and which will be divided, il necessary, parts
Also, 30 of excellent land adjoining Tennay Town,
and immediately north of Mrs. Syless farm, well watered
The above lands most convenient the markets OF
the city and Georgetown and in order close the sale
them they will be disposed of very reduced prices and
accommodating Appy either Richard Smith,
Charles ]. Nourse. nct. 3-lawtf
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is The City LUNCH


" for sae.The subscriber offers to sell that wen
known and elgbly situated large three story brick dwell
store, and yard on Patrick street Frederick
within short of the courthouse, banks, acade-
my, railroad, &c. The house and back buildings extend
in depth 40 feet to eght-ect paved alley, and contain
ing twenty rooms above ground, with dry cellars under tue
vhoeie front cellar being ooed and plastered ana the
ant This property considered the best located in the
city for extensive trade of almost any description but
more especially Tor the drug business which has been du-
ring the last twenty years, and still is, most successfully
carried on in it, Possession can be had ON the last oil De-
cember next.
Also the half of lot No. 275, adjoining two-stoy
house fronts 30 feet Patrick street, and extends
back $50 feet, being very desirable location, only short
distance iron the railroad depot and in full view oil he
cars at the times OF their arrival and departure
Also binding lot the Point OF Rocks in Maryland,
well situated Tor warehouse, small tavern, 1t being
between the canal and ilroad and spot where they
closely approach each other. For any further particulars,
OF sale, which viii be very accommodating, APP
plcaton may be made to Thomas w. Morgan, esq, nj
Frederick, OF 70 the subscriber in Washington city, d. y
ApriI 26--eodAn WIN. FISCHER.
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New Nluslc-J Received

WYNN FISCHER, Staoners Hall, Pennsylvania ave-
w nue. of 18th street, has TINS day re-
ceived the following music, WIS -
Battle of Buena VISTA composed by Chas Grobe
Aladdin Gallop, arranged by p. J Bishop.
The Hall Waltz, composed by Margaret W. Newton
La Serpent, valse comp. pour lie piano. ar r. Strong
The Watcher, with variations, by J. Il. Woodbury..
The Consent, waltz, answer to La Requete, by M H.
Clapp. NJ,
First OF May valse briante, composed by " Dister
Cottage Waltzes, composed by Henry liaslg
Vienna March, arranged as duet, by J. f. Gordon.
Volunteers Grand March, by Henry Cramer.
Philadelphia Gals, arranged as a quick step, by Chas
Grobe. e.
Favorite values for the guitar, composed by Senior
UAguado , ;,
Mountain Maids Invitations for guitar, by j. E. Gould
ssIIe doeth all things well, - Tor the guitar
soft murmurs the gale" serenade for the guitar, by j.
A. Still.
Mary Blane Ethiopian melody arranged Tor the guitar
by J. A. Still. way %z-
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M Mk IRE
MARsEILLEs LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.

Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.
T,HE aforementioned ships viii be regularly despatched
i from New York of the LIST, and from Marseles on
the 10th of each month, as follows;
NEW YORK.
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Oct l. 1916.
Si6
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec. !, 1876
Ship Nebraska, New,) Captain James Watson, Jan. j,
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streets, New York.
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NEW RESTAURANT

THE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally that he has established
in the basement OF the large brick
house erected by Captain Carbey Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, to be called
ssThe City Lunch.'
1t is the determination OF the subscriber to keep his
adjustment the quiet, civil and respectable man
ne: provide with the best liquors all kinds.
and hisrders with every luxury the market will afford in
and he hattcrs himself that from his long expe-
Renee business, and his purpose give it his sole
and personal attention, lac will be enabled TO please all who
may favor him with their patronage
April 26-:,tawIm FREDERICK LAkENEYER.
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Notice to Mariners.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

FIh AudItOr 5 OHce, IIth May, I6a1.
IRON information this day received this Office, from
the superintendent of lights hey West, il appears
that the lighthouse destroyed by the Indians in 1896 and
recently rebuilt Cape Florida, to have been it for
the first time the night Of the 30th of April last Il will
be recoleced that this was and will be continued sta
tionery light.
May l1-d2w
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IN n. PIPER, homeopathic Physician, I'M,

DR. j.. TX. PIPER, Homeopathic rhysics"n, mus
- removed his office to Pennsylvania avenue, norh
slde near 10th street, j. II. Gibbss fancy store
Dr. Piper employs galvanism or elesuomagneusm as IN
agent in the cure of disease when necessary.
Hours of attendance office for application OF above are
from to o'clock in the mornng, and from to IN the
afternoon, MHch o'
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 80, 1047
DELNauENr LANDS IN ALLEGANY COUNTY.


lection 10 e mcudm n more
n a Tnmep Test
C e AneanyC
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T,DUCATIOS .-Rev. ID. McCARrER'S boarding school
II for boys Strasburg Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
lne whole expenses board, tuition, &C., per session
OF months, S55 ,
The branches taught embrace all those of thorough
English and mathematical education, together with the
lhnn, Greek, German, and French languages.
Parents and guardians who may be looking for good
school in pleasant and healthy location, and easy OF ac-
cess will subseve their interests by nqurng into the mer-
ts of this institution.
The principal has had charge for the last eight
The summer session will commence Monday the 81 oil
May. Payment at the end OF the term
For reference circular 0c. containing full particulars,
address REV. ID. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor, Stasburg, Lancaster Co., Pa
2!-d3xV
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I EGAL Bblioxrnphy Thcsamus of American
IL English Irish, and Scotch Law Books together with
Continental Teases, nterspersed with Critical Obser-
vatios upon editions and authority to which
pref copious of abevations by ]. G.. Marvin,
counselIor-at-aw Just published and for sale by
April % GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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r rsGAL BIbIiography.A Thesaurus of American, Eng
sh Irish aud scotch Law Books, together with some
ontnenta Treatses with critical observations their
vnrons editions and authority which is peiixed
copious list of Acknowledgements in vol by j. u
Marvin Just published, and this day received by
Anvil "a +. TAYLOR.
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INTAsHINGToN Hall For Rent.-Washington Hall is
w situated the southwest corner Of pennsylvania
avenue and 9th street, Washington city, nearly opposle
Noemans Hotel, commanding line view, anu Is one OF
We most conspicuous buildings IN the Metropolis, IL Is
now nearly hnshed and offered for REM, IN Whole OF ia
part Its dimensions are-ength 80 feet width, ~ feet
mn stories high, with basement well suited lof reiec
wy or bowling saloon The pavements are vanied' ana
ue whole building finished IN the best manner.
he gfound story suitable Tor an extensive clothing es
Enlistment, grocery, exchange broker or bank In AL re-
Nlcclstle very centre OF business.
The intended Tor exhibitions oherpub
nc purposes
Ii the a is not rented disposed of by the fall of the
year, II wl be put up auction aud rented TO the highest
bidder
For further particulars apply by letter. post paid to the
subscriber. hUBEBg kEIWURIH,7
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
The Baltimore sun, fhiadelpha Ledger and New orb
Herald, vii above notice once week Tor. three
Weeks, aud send their accounts to the subscriber
May l4-ih3w
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mph ehb 5 me nl in @rgGn list Statement b pin LdgntLc Of
] & a pyHsn n" taxes and costs due thereon will s F%TG
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CITY TAXES---NOtlce TO III

COLLECTORS OFFICE, May 6, 1877.
(NITY TAxES--NOticc TO the Negligent.--Al persons
~ whose taxes city property household furniture
main unpaid hereby notified that payment is required
within sixty days from the above date, default whereof
the law will be enforced by levy and sale Of delinquent
property. A. ROTHWELL, Collector
May 7-2aw2mif
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rJ,O LET-A rvo-stoy frame house ON 18th, between II
i and streets located within square OF the Department
OF and Treasury buildings containing six rooms,
kitchen, and cellar.
For sale exchange for city property small farm, dis
amt from the Capitol about miles, and containing AZ
acres OF good land, with peach and apple orchards and
other fruit trees. Apply to
May S-3tnwu JOHN McDUELL., Ifh street.
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Capitol Hill, pear the residence of B. b. French,
esq There is pump of good the yard gate
The garden contains fine supply of cherries, plms,
peaches and grapes and the house pleasantly located in
the vicinity OF the public grounds, offers of the de-
sabe residences on the hill 1t will be rented very low
good tenant, sold accommodating Inquire of
Mr.. Basset, East Capitol street, of ii. KING,
May 22--eo3tf* At the Post Office Department.
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CREAT bargains In Table DnmnsLxs.-We have in

GREAT Bargains In Table Dnn,nsks.--We have IN
~ store 90 pieces Irish damask diapers from me lowest
70 HE finest qualities in lUl and 81 These goods nave
been purchased from the importers AT great bargains ana
ecan confidently say that can offer them iuny hiceh
per cent less Than the description OF goods can be
oongltln tins country
pieces real Silesan damask diaper goods that never
wear out)
with a great variety of damask napkins, Huckaback
hlssla, ana other dwellings
iilow-case linens extra good, at 81 cents. 90
W Ih many other desirable linen goods, which we WIN
sell very great bargains. ID. CIAGEIT " 90.
May l3-3tif
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Charles w. Schuerma,,n,

ATE of GERMANY professor of music, and pupil of the
celebrated Spohr, having determined TO make this city
s place of residence respectfully offers his services to IN
struct on the piano forte, guitar vocal music, &C
Com Levin NJ Powell U. 5. N. John II. Saunders, esq.
VIM. J. Mcdonald esq. =. u cIralnmer, esq
I'D. Key Waits, esq. Dr. a. j. schwartze, lr',
N b. ANY communication addressed to Mr. s., and left
nj the music stores OF Mr.. kd Davis Mr. Garrett Ander
SON or nj the residence OF DR. Schwartze, Pennsyvania
avenue ID door from Sd street, will be promptly attended
~ May S-2wIurh&S*
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rINEA Tobacco and CIgars-29S half chests tea,
i prising "A good assortment of gunpowder imperial,
young Tyson, Pouchong, and Oolong Pouchong from low
grade fine.
lSl boxes manufactured tobacco lbs and SIS, various
brands and prices, some very cheap and good.
100000 Havana Principe, and regaia cigars
Samples my Office and will be offered lower prices
tban ever known before in this city, liberal credits
MAY 3-eodlw STAINS MURRAY.
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LIN


Trough by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
nnsria, fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters,
burg, virginia.
TIME undersigned, having made the necessary arrange
ments with Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
tween the above named places, repared under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT " All
LEN every description Of light goods, and for
ward the Gas above stately reasonable terms
We trust, by giving personal attention 10 the bust
ness with encournf5ement and assure our friends
a nothing shall be wanting our part TO afford satslac-
ton.
All light articles, such parcels and packages, which
may be- consigned care, will be delivered tree OF cart
nge and merchandise other articles, which may be too
heavy for the mail train, will have particular care by
the freight train.
J. w ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan.
H. f. DARRACOTT, Train captain, r. L. ~ p X. X.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond, Va, May ], 1S31-Mhy l-du
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DORT, Madeira, and Champagne wines.-South sid

DOitT, Madeira, and Champagne Whnes-South side
i Madeira wines, ''Symingon's" brand all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine, pure juice of the grape
Do ow-priced brand.
Holland gin, grapes
The above goods all under customhouse lock, and
will be delivered pure imported Samples and prices
Mt my Office. SIANlSLAUS MURRAY
April 2-laW3w
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IlREss MATERIALs.-D. CLAGETT " Co would
~ cali attention their extensive stock OF dress materials
comprising all the materials, patterns Ne And as
y are DESTROYS oi lessening stock, will offer great induce
mens purchasers We invite call from all. Goods
cheerully shown at all times. ID. CLAGEJI " W.
Law
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Half Sections and ua Sections of Vacant Land
occupy In the West of Tcxns,
D ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.-The absence of a number OF
settlers allows offer during the 1S47 32O acres
of the best land to families and 100 single in
the colony of Castro whose prosperity is well ascerained
Casrovle contains now 1000 inhabitants. Tho village
of Quih nine miles from Casrove, numbers 80 families.
The Vandenberg five miles further the road to Mexico,
80 families. Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit of the grant made by the
eminent of Texas to the subscriber
Address for references HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondaor of the Colony, Castrovie Texas.
March 4-2am6n* MAT. Intel !
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A REY's Drawing Pencils-Madc out of the native
IA Cumberland lead at Keswick, England and preferred
10y European artists and draughtsmen to all others.
small supply, graduated to every degree of hardness
May 20 +. TAYLOR.