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HARTyvELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE,

ChesM Suee d0ope seventh, ert door the Masonic Hail.
PHILADELPHIA
INlS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refurnshed
L and the proprietor has spared insure
dining saloon for gentlemen, well "a the private ord
nary Tor ladies, large and The parlors and
chambers are capacous and fitted up the modern
style ihs house being in central position, the propre
tor solcits continuance of public favor pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared TO recure them
every luxury the city affords.
N. b. bath house is attached the hotel where warm
and cold baths canbe had ut any hour. &
(tHEAP BOOKs.--United States Exploring Expedition.
~ Campbells Lives OF the Lord Chancelors of England
Just received from the trade SALE and for sale
duced prices by GEORGE TEMPLEMAN
April l3-3
DOMESTlC COOKERY, aud American per,
~ formed principles OF economy for private families
volume with engavings ZIG pages in in leather binding
81 cents-lust received. +. TAYLOR.
April 1876
DERsONs having claims against = balance due from
the Navy Department the OF Peter Merrill late
lanlsnan In United States service are hereby notified
present them the Office of the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury within two months from this date.
April II dbl
SPLENDID Paper Hangings Painted Transparent
- Window Shades, Cords, Fringes Trimmings, &c.-S.
Z. Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue five doors west OF
Cagets corner, between 9th and 10th streets, offers
homes, choice well selected and beautiful
the above articles.
They will be sold as low anything of the kind be
purchased in the eastern Cities carefully packed and de-
vered, according to address, in the city
Feb l3-3taw2wit
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THE FRANCO-AMERICAN. 90 Nassau street. N.xv

Vie FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New
l. Hork.-This and beautiful French paper com
aencng Monday, April 6, will be issued every Monday
ednesday and Friday the moderate of SO year;
20 Tor six months; 81 50 for three months.
Devoted TO the of democracy liberty of religion and
social ameoraton, its columns win contain the
nd copous commercial, administrative, and judiciary in
omaton and original literary works of the best writers
h worlds, consisting of productions unpublished in
rance scientific, agricultural, critical and other articles,
Fogether with the Paris fashions, &c.
Inc moderate price, both of subscription and advertising
seuer with the quantity and interest of the contents OF
paper are advantages possessed by other of the same
ana In the United States.
Agent, r MICUARD
l9thstreet, between + and O..
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March IL, 1S47.


lR. G. A. Van Zandts Health Restorative Pills Ii
~ medicine which not only but prevents disease
capable OF great results and equally calculated be safely
sed for apparently small ones We all know how dread
and dangerous seated bilious disorder is, we are
o well aware of the seeming nsgnifcaace of first
warnings or incipiency The Individual suffering from
sight pains in his chest, back, stomach, from occa
onal nausea, dull headache, nervousness Sleep
esnes ng prevaricaton of appetite, and other disa-
eeabe visiiaons commonly and fooshy looked upon
unimpoan may not know that these symptoms treat
so conempmousy, are the consequences of diseased
tate OF the liver, which, if remeded, will lead either
speedy death long train of unbearabe ills which
Known by the following names; Hypochondria, mania,
illness, SOW levers, epilepsy asthma dropsy, rheuma-
cniorass COMMISSIONS nausea, nervousness, cramps
eon peurisy aundice, irritabty, and violence dyspep
hyseric curvy, foul stomach dry coughs, glandular
eeuors colds lingering sore hroa various dsorganza-
pls Oh the great Intestine, structures and spasnodc
ahts internally crupons, shorness of BREATH heartburn
neuralgia, vital Inflammation, fatulence, gastric fever &c.
sometimes too, there ensues an irregular action of the
heart Take these pills and suffer no more.
WYATT ~ KETCHUM
III Fulton ST., MY General Agents and sold by
=, CHARLES STOTT,
March l3-3m Washington, ID. G.
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STANDARD Authors, reprinted-Fine paper an

NNTANDAItD Authors, reprinted-FIne paper and large
- type, in large twelve volumes. Just imported from
London by +. TAYLOR
Memoirs of Count Grammont and the Court of Charles
the Second by Anthony Count HamltonI volume 81 25.
Schilers History of the Thirty Years War; Schlles His
tory of the Revolt of the Netherlands and other historical
works of that author--2 volumes, So So
Life of Lorenzo de Medic by Roscoel volume 81 %.
Schelegeps Philosophy of History volume, 81 25
Schoolgirls Course of Lectures Dramatic Art and Lit
erature-l volume, 81 %.
Life and Pontcate of Pope Leo the Tenth, by Roscoe
2 Volumes 50 so.
Mgnets History of the French Revolution, 1889 to lSli
volume, 81 %.
Beckman's History of Inventions, Discoveries and ORR
gns-2 volumes, So so. April 2
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The Pennsylvania Literary, Scientific, and Military
COLLEGIATE Institute,

At HdrfIsbUg, PchhsyfpuHad .
CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE would inform the public that
~ the spring of this institution will commence on
Monday the 10Th OF April under his personal superntend
ence assisted by faithful and competent teachers.
The institution will include the full collegiate course,
with the addition of the practical Mathematics Civil and
Military Engineering, and full course OF military science,
both theoretical and practical.
The expenses tuition, rent board, of urni-
ture for rooms washing fuel and lights, one hundred
and fty-one dollars per annum OF ortY-tonr weeks
Music and fencing branches, for each of which
those who them charged four dollars per quar-
ter, or twelve dollars for four successive quarters
Tuition and contingent expenses for day scholars, eight
dollars and twenty five cents per quarter.
Students admitted at any time.
NoTE--(Ierman and French VIII be taught to those who
wish study them.
For further information apply to Captain Partridge at
Harrisburg after the LIST of April. March 20--ww6
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NEW Good. at King. Lace stone, between 10Th an

NEW Goods mt Kings Lace stone, between 10th and
~ Ith Streets Pennsylvania avenue,
We have Just received splendid assortment OF Eng
lsh French and German Fancy Goods, which we viii sell
uncommony cheap of which 100 per cent less
than their real value We have time to specify the ar
ticles.
Ladies win do well call before the assortment is picked
over. -
April A-3t J. 1. " Z. hNG'
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rar.h.ll College. nfercer.burg. P.nn.

TTNIE session OF this institution will commence
l. on the first Thursday in May faculty as follows.
intellectual and moral philosophy
Hon. Alexander Thompson, IL D professor of law;
William NJ. Nevin, esq, A. NJ professor of ancient Ian
guages and bellies ettres
Traill Green M. d., professor of natural sciences
Rev Philip Schaf Pr D. professor Of aesthetics and Ger
man literature
Thomas D. Baird, esq, A. NJ professor of mathematics,
mechanical philosophy, and political economy.
Rev. A. j. M Hudson rector of the preparatory depart
ment
T. W; Reinecke. A. M, Tutors
]. s. Ementrout, A. B., '
Course of education parallel with that Of the first colleges
wish it, to SECURE a good knowledge of German.
Expenses for the year: Tuition $50; rent, Sc;
contingent expenses, "a boarding, 81 u.s. less, per
week; washing, 81. Altogether, SLY per anpum
In the preparatory department. boys under txeen years
received into boarding school, Tuition per year,
$25 other expenses as in the college.
The situation of the college is retired fifteen miles from
Hagerstown and Chabersburg surrounded with scenery
of the finest ORDER and in point Of salubry surpassed
certainly by any other locality in Pennsylvania.
April l4--3teOd
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LEATHER MAIL RAGS.

The body of the pouches be made of good and sub
antal bag leather, well tanned weighing for Nos and
less than ounces, and for the smaller sizes,
than ounces to the square foot; the bottom and flap to
be oil good sktrg leather, well tanned and the
to be well and strongly secured with the best iron rivets
(tinned)
HORSE MAIL BAGS ON sADDLE-BAGs FoRM)
Size No Body 46 inches long, and 10 inches in crcum
Size No 3 Body, A inches long, and widest parts, SO
Size No. Body u inches long, and 80 inches in crcum-
ference.
Ends or bottoms of size No l, II by "a inches.
Do do No. NO.. s. s. 10 % By By % % DO DO
sanal bag leather, well tanned weighing not less than
ounces to the square foot and the to be well and
chaie horse rider
Proposals for furnishing mail bags and pouches, made of
waterproof canvass, of India rubber, may be
sidered
classes viz: Common bags leather mail bags and
pateroo bags and pouches Separate proposals will be
therefore required for each specifying the price of each
bag Of the sizes and kinds above described.
Improvements in the construction of of these bags,
or In the materials thereof will be eceived and their val
ne and adaptation the service, well price, will be
taken into consideration in determining the lowest and best
bidder.
G- All the articles contracted for be delivered free
OF expense to the department. at one OF the following
Pitsbug, Louisville, Nashville and Huntsville and bids
will be received for the supply needed for each of these
The bags to be rigdly inspected and will be
received that shall be inferior in respect TO the speci
they to be paid for by the department.
No proposals will be considered, if not accompanied
with samples showing the construction and quality oil ma
terals and workmanship proposed and also with evidence
of the competency and ability of the bidder to execute the
work according to contract. The specimens must be
delivered this department before the LIST of May
next and will form in connection with the proposals. the
basis of the which to be entered into
before the LIST day of June next, the bidder bidders
chosen will be required give bond, with sufficient sure
ties Ito be certified to by the postmaster ofhe place where
in they reside0 in of money double the amount OF
contract for faithful performance OF the obligations en-
tered into.
The proposals should be endorsed: proposals for mail
bags" and be addressed to tho Postmaster General.
G. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
The National Inelgencer, Washington city; Boston
Post; New York Globe Pennsylanian, Philadelphia The
Argus, Baltimore The Louisville Democrat; Nashville
Union, and Cincinnati Enquirer will publish the above
n week for tour weeks. March 27-law4w
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Her BRITANNIA MAHsry's LEGATION,
Washington April 7, lSH.
A LII persons having any demand upon under
"A signed, her Britannia Majesys mnisfer requested
send in their without delay, he is about
leave Washington for time.
April 7-3taw2w IS r.. PAKENHAM. I
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nISRAELIs Novel, Tnncrcd, the New Crusade;
IL Streaks Of Squater Life, and Far-Wes Scenes, by
Solitaire J" Captivity of Napoleon at St Helena, by Cen
eral Count Monthoon +. TAYLOR.
April It-3t
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NEW York Tailoring Establishznent.--W. r. JEN-
IN NINGS o. CO., 23l Broadway, New York-PennsyI-
csns ara On street M Just re-
summer wear, consisting Of Light French and English
single miled cassimcres Goeha, linen, &c. Tor pants
Marseiles, Valencia and Chay, for vests, and great
riety of fancy goodsal of which will be made order
their usual style of neaness and elegance at prices suit
the times. ..tt s,as4 5e. 81 ft..-. Z. 4
w. T. ]. & Co. have also hand large assortment of
ready made garments of best quality and fashionable
sye together with Shirts cravats, understands susPenders
gloves, hosiery, &c. that gentlemen may in emergency DO
fitted with fashionable suit at moments notice.
April 10--lm. (Inell fI.tf
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' |o 0amore street, northwest of Charles street.
Battiniore,
AVE received their spring summer supply of cloths
- cassimeres vesings, &C., which they will make to
order In the best and most fashionable style.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
On the second floor of their building. which has been
htted up Tor the purpose will be found large assortment
OF the finest and medium qualities Of clothing ready made
OF superior style and workmanship
NO variation in prices The lowest price is distinctly
marked in figures on every garment.
The basement has been handsomely fitted up for tho sale
OF goods by the piece, very large cloths
cassimeres vcstngs, and taiors trimmings being always
on hand at the lowest market prices, which attention
oil purchasers Is invited s April l6-9t
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osr arrived, that much sought-sfter quality of
~ white pine, A merchandise and panel seasoned a
ma lot onIy--the only lot, however, in the market.
= lew barrels of cacined plaster.
imnsinioek fencing rails.
together with some seasoned ~ select culls.
he above is Just landing Those who to buy cheap
w md an advantage give a call before it is tsped
mo the yard to be piled. JOHN PUkBl
NJ, No. Lumber.yard, on 9TH street, Centre mark
ma. H-eo9tN law3w
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A Lot on Pennsylvania for sals.-The east
"a half Of lot No s. in square No "a lying between the
bankng house of Messrs Corcornn and Riggs and resi-
dence ofDr ]. s. Gunnel fronting 26A feet Pennsylva-
ma avenue running back III feet to alley % feet wide
There connected this lot, about be-
low the surface and communicating with large one in the
street should the purchaser wish Lager IN build
upon, he can buy the adjoining For further particu-
the Presidents house {, ~ Anrii TX tsts
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IyARTHENWARE, China, and Glass-THOS. PUR-
II SELL has just imported, ships Ohio and Huguenot
from Liverpool direct sxfynne crates and hogsheads of
earthenware and China, and from manufactures
fifty packages OF cut plain and pressed glass Of the best
quality patterns and shapes, which, with his former
tensive stock comprises almost article in his line,
mention all of which will be sold whole
sale retail, the nothern prces for cash. time
punctual customers. ~
First quality factory prices pipes in boxes
Britannia ware, &c. .titt
A fine assortment OF common goods for retailing.
He solicts call from his friends and the public general
ly at his store, opposite Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
enue. THOMAS PURSELL.
April I4-3taw2w MWNF
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TCE' ICE, ACE!The subscriber has recently returned
from me morrill, where he has contracted for large and
full supply Of the best Fresh pond ce do not pretend to
nse hat this Is The only which
dealers and all others with such quantities as they rpay
want during the entire such prices ike ar
ticle can be obtained in and about the city. -
N. b. Please make early Applicant at my residence on
4h street, or al my coal yard, Lenoxs wharf, near the
Long Bridge. JOHN PETITIONER
April 9-2aw4w
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NEW Musie, just received. The following music
~ is this day received for sale at Statoners Hail. Penn
sylvania avenue, doors east of 10th street.
VIM FISCHER.
The angels Sc renado music by L. Struck
The conscript's departure; music by Glover
A hundred We ars ago; music by Andrews
Rose Anterior music by Charles Jefreys
Jolly beggr; music by Templeton
Merrily oh! the woodman trudgcs along music by
Brown
The church-yard wall music by Bale
The merry bugle; music by Easbnrn
A happy home is mine; music by Russell
Never give up I; music by j. Jones
Death of Occola; music by J. p. Knight
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ITO THE PUBILC.-We have in about 500 pack
ages of goods, comprising the largest and COM
pete and seasonabe offered in this city.
consisting, in part as follows, viz:
Gentemens dress boots. sewed and pegged, Morocco
and calf every quality and price
Gentemens Morocco and calf bootees, seWed and peg
ged, light and stout }q ~
Gentemens calf Napoleon shoes, new article aot
DO patent leather shoes, three STYLES very extra
DO cloth and lasting boetees and CATERS very best
Do black and drab detached CATERS, ~
Boys and youths bootees and pumps, every variety
Ladies' black, bronzed, and light CATERS and half
CATERS i1ens
Ladies' black, bronzed and light buskins beautiful
Do do do do slippers do %
Misses do do do gaitars thick and thin
soled
Do do do do buskins
Do do do do slippers
Childrens black bronzed and light coored boots busk
and ankle ties of every description
Together with every article usually kept we-rcglla
ted establishment all of which will be sold reasonably by
April l4-eod1w ANDREW COYLE a. SON.
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VALUABLE Improved Property at Private saie.-
Will be sold very low private sale, the third and
those brick houses known by the
of the Six Buildings square Mo- a. fronting 23i feet each
on Pennsylvania avenue, with depth of lot OF l26 feet
For terms, &c, (Which will be iberal) inquire of
ROBERT w. DYER,
Mar 26-eo2wif Auctione.r and Com. Mer.
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NEW Spring and Summer Goods. Duval g. Brother
IN merchant taors, under Gadby's HOTEL near Third
street, Pennsylvania avenue would respectfully announces
to their customers and citizens generally the arrival Of their
spring and summer goods among which desira-
bic styles of French cloths doeskns, Drap dEte &c. any
of which they prepared to make to order in their usual
style, elegance, and at moderate prices.
April 7-3taw3w DUVALL 81 BROTHER.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. %, for ls47.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, May Is, lS47-
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

TOIIN HANDS, formerly connected with the wellknown
u firm of Fuller * Co, would respectfully call the aen-
ton of the travelling public TO his newlyopened establish
meht the 'Manson House." which has been fitted up in
style OF and comfort unsurpassed by other
hotel of the description in the city elsewhere The
Mansion House. favoably known in former days Full
lers Hotel, pleasantly situated Pennsylvania avenue
within few rods of the Treasury Department, and at
convenient distance of the principal banking houses and
other of business Persons having business with the
Departments will find this location superior any other
the city, while in all that pertains to the comforts and lux
ury OF the table, regularity of attendance, and everything
essential to the webeing of vsiters will be
of residence for families well single gentlemen. The
proprietor would especially call the attention OF officers of
the army and navy whom these localities have always
been avorte place of during their residence in
Washington. With view of deserving continuance Of
their favors, Improvements have been made and
OF comfort added, enable them realize
the Mansion House all those convenences which they
might expect in establishment aiming combine the
requisites ola rst-ae public hotel with the attractions
gentee private residence. =
JOHN HANDS, Washington
~ B. Poers always in attendance the arrival of the
cars to convey baggage free of charge March 30eoiw
TWR sALE.-ntending to remove west, wish to dis
pose of my very valuable property, situated on street.
few doors from the War Departments part of which is
occupied present by Commodore Bolton, a private
myself residence. grocery store and butter depot the
butter vault is of the best in the city, and good
neghhorhood for retailing butter and groceries, Also lot
and Improvements on 18th street.
Any person persons wishing purchase, will please
call Mr.. Stanisaus Murray, myself. The property
APP 2-IawSw AopHLA RICKETTS,
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Vl informs the ladies of Washington and its vicinity that
she has just arrived with splendid of Paris
assortment OF iauchons caps, underseeves mantas in
SILK and Others OF the newest styles and dresses of differ
ent styles Also variety of suitable articles for mourning
The opening OF the goods will take place o'clock on
Friday, the 9th April. n
The store Pennsylvania avenue two doors east of
st. Charles Hotel AprI 2 -,o.}I,.s
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ton, mproved-The subscriber has just published n
Yucatan and Upper California; exhibiting the chief cities
and towns the principal travelling &C. Size rs by
pocket will be forwarded by mail for dollar The post
will not exceed Ii cents per copy any the Uni
ted States. S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
Map establishment northeast of Market and Sew
enth Streets Philadelphia. Feb I9-lItcp*
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TTEIDsEICK Il CO.'S ChanpAGne.-Orders will be re
ceved and forwarded to Rheims for the above cello
braed Champagne wine, to come out next fall.
April I-Iaw3w STANISLAUS MURRAY.
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n EPORTERs WANTED.-The undersigned Is desi-
n of securing the services of several experienced
during the session of Congress- and win
be happy receive communications the subject until
the Isl of August Gentlemen who reply this ad-
will please qualifications and references
fully possible. Communications to be post paid and
addressed to "Dr J. A. HoUsroS New YoRx'
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer to United States Senate,
WASHINGTON, March l5 1917.
Mar l5-dtlAug (lntelJ
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j. w. MAURY " CO., Managers,
Successors to j. @. Gregory f. Coz

$50 6OOl
10 prizes of $4,000 800 30 prizes of 900 are
100000
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PAMPHLET Laws Last Sesslon.--The subsc rber hay-
ing purchased the surplus edition of the laws Nc..
Congress- passed at the session just closed has them for
sale.
The trade supplied at the usual discount
VIM. f. BAYLY, Pennsylvania avenue,
April Std between Ilth and 18th streets.
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BORT, Madeira, and Champagne Wines--South side
i Madeira wines, Symngton's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine, pure juice Of the grape
Do low priced brand.
Holland gin, grapes
The above goods all under custom house lock, and
will be delivered pure imported Samples and PRICES
at my office. STANlSLAuS MURRAY.
Anrl2 -la,H3W l
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NtCLAEEEN a EkN0N

WHOLESALE $50 .t ##4t#
BOOTS AND 6Ila#S.
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-HsT received a. th. Rad. st T.etta dozen
- Gents QlIC4otl ssEt4 sr
=HHE 81 ..IHa H=4E 4i##
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