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(NOMmlTMENT.-Was comndstsd % the Hall OF Tai
u bot county, the 10Th day OF December l6{7, as
runaway, a negro man who calls himself ALEXANDER
GREEN He is very bright mulatto, with straight halr
tee inch high and IS 40 years of age Had when
committed suit of kersey and Monroe shoes-says
he belongs gentleman in the city Of Baltimore by the
owner owners IL any requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away. he
will be released, a the law directs - 49,
March 3-3w N +. NICOLS, Sheriff
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Ten Q4AAN--M a. G, PAINTER would respectfully
csl tia attention of residents in Washington INC su
perios qualify of thsir ice creani
Hnvjile . dairy OF Any COWS, provided nor IN me nes
manties thsy will insure all Tunes an aTc'S o. the
pusest kind nndeavo 70 please tne ste OF inc most
fasdlou9 n 10 rchhess and flavor
Orders cent their Depot fcnnsyivania svenun, be-
txvesr III and 18th strses, will meet with attention.
And he cream wiz DO delivered to address 1t specified
time.
mouIds o.
Mar 27eodSrpo~ a. ~ -
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n OxT on the 9th instant, the Navy Department.,
IL a gold watch, with gold fob-chan and key The
owner thinks may left the in the back
building OF said d,pa The finder. by returning the
snme 10 the owner will be- literally rded by clerk in
the Fourth Auditors Office, or at -
r. KEYWORTH'S,
Marcb ppunst lvnnla av.nne.
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March To-


South SIDE of street, ew steps ,rcd Of the Var Otcc
iNi. subscriber begs have respectfully 10 INFORM the pup
L lie that prepared to unish ,inuers or su e.
peers IN us establishment adjoining, the west SIDE
(Bouang.s's bas,) IN wnich he has hve privac rooms
which twetve 10 twenty-five per
sous He doe, deem IL necessary TO enter INTO details
lu regard lard.r cellar, he believes the conn
r,,ce of the public winch he has heretofore enjoyed
una but determlnaio" 10 he always pro
v,ied with the best market Afford "nd to serve al
orders promptly aud notice, hopes 10 merit and
receive the liberal patronage with winch the pmbl't
have hithero favored him ]. BOULANGER.
N B. Two thrce.stoy brick houses in healthy situations
for sale low for cash.
Ian l6-2ay6W
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OATAPsCO 1EMALE INsTTTUTE, Knieots'. Milis,

nATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE, Euieota's NILS
L Maryland-The ensuing Of this institution, asr
a private examination of ono week, will cornmence on
Thursday the 9th OF April without vacation, and con
seventeen weeks till the ID Of August; after which
there will be a vacation OF eight weeks 81,
The following school year will commence on the 4th
Wednesday in September, and continue without vacation
fortyour weeks Pupils from the cities, from scty dis-
ucts and others who may wish remain in the nstti'-
during vacation will be provided for that their time
may be pleasantly and profably employed The rate d
charge will remain heretofore. few vacancies W VI
in April. The annual 'c0mnemcemewt after publ
lie examination of week. will taks place ON the "a oil
August. Feb l9-twoA.
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EsUAknsssADn uUUoo - ~ shlps-ssssv, wssh tset
huildnvs ounNantnd G1sua footns, ana sitnnisd -
tennsyFva~A AvsAao, 6utvesA Hehfand aEkh aeee nsa
ne va Department. Inquire At The drug store e
avenue.
Nov. e-dn
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TO THE LADIES.

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DR.. Townsend's Sanaparila is sovereign and speedy
for incipent consumption, and for the general pros
traon OF the SYSTEM no mater whether the OF inhe
cause produced by regulariy, illness,
accident.
Nothing can he more surprising than invigorating e
fects the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
situde from taking il at once become robust and full OF en-
nsrvelessness of the female Frame which Is the great cause
Of barrenness.
twill be expected of us, in Of delicate
turo exhibit certificates Of peromed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been re-
ported to I'm
Albany, Aug. II, 1874 .
Dr. My wife being greatly by and
general debility and suffering continually BY pain and with other
having where medicine has Ell
hearing for such cases
obtained bottle Of Extract Of SaIsap
follow the directions In short period
and restored her to health Being grateful
benefit in thus acknowI
sdging IL, and recommending to the public -
Corner Of Grand and Lydius
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II H.
~ y A ~ :
nn. TOWNSHIPS Compound Extract or s.rs~pariI-
~ h-This extract is put up in quart bottles; il Is PIX
times GhsaPsr ana waIiansed 70 a
,.s or ds0'''ins the patient and particularly adapted
AND " III, l over all
other remedies is while !, e1adcaes
oisoas S' ;. inv, nns cnr .,1 "o"S
C,ssnss M s,reny,hen
Bronchitis, consnmppsion, liver Complaint, colds,
coughs saIarrn, asthma ~ ~: S rhs. Oh
' hectic sG ausS, night Sweets.
difficult ahsan,o, or p' ona
PAIN pam in nth the s SIDE
can 70
Probably there never was remedy na mas ose 80 sue
ceseMi ia oosPotso eoo.I ss,ar, "a 20 bs
Geanses and strengthens tne s aa PpiI i
Tue ai meu - ~ ha ~. I,h sn55 Strength
'neH usual noal'u e''e. ~, -. COMMUNICATIONS
CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION SUM =,
There scarcely day passes bu. mere are number o.
Townsend. sars.para. The following recently
ceived
sssn s .asssd with debility
going through madeleine under of
mos: regular ena o. me oosa o.
ss;aiass il ss.sspns reading
bottles found did good and called 70 see your
ion your ADVICE .ias
& SIs.su9 and to Continue my
case :, - q III CHARLES QUIMBY
OnASon, Essex county. NJ }, Aug. T. leN.
ounby being duly according law on hi.
saith that ths 'ssmen true the nsst o"
h .n me at Ss ID
CYRUS BALDWIN Justice Of the Peace
Read III. owsr and saw lba. Consumption is ncura
l,la ifvo,,
New Yo,n, April a. isa1
s ss sa eoush
dssiasss and reduced and did not Expect
your % nun 'no am now able to walk ali the
s %oas oad a md nv cough has lett me- You
imagine that IN thankful for these results
Your otsdent servant. :,
WIN RUSSELL o. Ca'haiine street
lost HER SPEECH
The xed eer,hca,s tell. simple and truthful story
IN this ely aud BROOKLYN. and.yet ,er hou,d Of
@se s ns e@ s sr. s Tor lear o. beng mum
20 Baeoalrr; september -, 1871.
DR Tows.hsD: take peasur .E Tor me nsnsn =" anTss
win. general aso, ana los. speech She
recommended ny friend ~ your sar.apara Before
us bottle sns her % wS @
the @ f sn . nov 9 mast " u'A
nAA 'ne nus JOSEPH TAYLOR lac York ST. Brooklyn
TWO CHILDREN SAVED.
Va, c,,, ;d,,.,i-n hav of
~, - rs.r.,,,. N r-a a ,,la m time lo.l
ons-,ii . h n,,r,.r Will. hos. Inn da no
any ehii"feh hS past ~ "''h"c.' w,.'o ,,,,' ,n
sckehed ana nle' tne evfuneate we p"2 i n,o~ =,
conclusive evdenre OF ", vane, ana is only ohothe III
stance vi its saving the lives OF children;
~ MsA, ~ ", h;Idr., nri bv ,nr IA rss
n,h IA a~d h. o,I.r hr .s They were very much
they would die they given BY Two
espectsbe phy.ician when the aoeaor m t ha Nah m
lose VIZ % 70 y bsr bs;pa So much stuff
muen Oh ut naa s % ~ Jaw tha1 nI that we did for i,
The lives Of both write may
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CARVED SHELL TUCK COSlns.-

DEAVT1TULLY CARVED 1HHLL TUCK COhDs.-
ID Among the mar beautiful and rich fancy goods
opening at s. Parsrs fancy store, IL small Invoice of
French ornamental she'll and silver tuck combs, evening
fans mitts pal ashades, &C., &c Also. very choice
lection Of pcreres, among which few Of Bailey and
Biow's extracts for ha handkerchief, + S. boquet Luz
bins jockey club helioTope, mgnoneue, jonqulle vi
oet, Sc, &c, marrow and Po'namms for -sotenng
and beauying the hair English hair brushes aud dress
ing combs, nail and tooth brushes. ~
1870 n, = s. PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery
store, Penn av, between A and 9TH Streets up stairs
March 1-6tif (Ev. News) y -l44i,As
EdrE ana Hare old Pssatinss. catalogue embracing
many choce pictures Of tho old and modern GgRMAr
DUTcH, F4NsH ITALIAN. aud FRxNcH Schools has been
Europe who selected the greater part OF them for his own
gallery, bp Wishing realize money the purpose
Of buying ands hHs authorized sell them At low prices
Many Of these paintings from the best Old and modern
masters oferit and well worthy the attention OF
sons purchasing pictures: 4aQ
PIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
March 8-d3mif
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TIME Gear, his Court and People, BY Maxwela.--A
Summer in Scotland, by Jacob Abbot The Military l1sE
Life of the Duke of Marlborough, by Allison. Old Hicks
the Guide Adventures in the Cumanche Country by
Chas Weber Aureiian Or Rome In the I'd century ny
by the author Of The Falcon Family" NeandeIs Life OF
Christ Lives of the Lord Chancelors, vols. and 4
Wnggeries and Vagaries, by w. l.. Burton.
just received by +. TAYLOR'
Mar III
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Candles y ~ Pshlis.
pERsoNs xi!htae 8essia ~ g.esies sxAlx. P.sA-
Commended by The mcst ossbrisd physicians Of the United
arising irons tpEstsy Of ths bLnd and debility the d.
gestiy oHG) should be careful observe that the name
Of SWAN "a spelled correctly on the bottles and labels
March 14i.eodlw ti' f'a
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This Extract of Sarsaparia has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints No female, who
riods. the turn Of life "-shoud neglect take il, as is
certain preventive for of the numerous and horrible
dseasest which females subject at this time OF lie
This period may delayed for several by using this
medicine Nor is it less valuable for those who are ap,
by quckening the blood aud nvgoratinK the system In
deed this medicine is invaluable for all the diseases TO
which women subject.
II braces the whole system, renews permanently the nat
ges by removing the inquiries oil the body-no
far stimulating the system M 10 produce Subsequent
relaxation. winch the OF most medicines taken Ion
female weakness and disease.
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D EMOvAL.-JOHN FOY respectfully announces to
n members Of Congress and strangers visiting the me
the Capitol, removed outside OF ie building to the
white house near south gate of the CAPITOL where his
old and all now customers will find the viands flesh
fowls. &c. and his former establishment not found degen
Grated af-f
The house will be opened Wednesday morning next
when he will be glad to the SMILING countenances OF
all his friends
Jan ~
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TRfAH L1N&Nt.-We have now In sore 400 pieces Irirt
linen shftngs this most ceisbrsssd M ksvs astcss
from 81 cents and upwards. ?. H. HOOE q w.
March 28-2wif
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T.w)R HALE on R0HT.-Twu houses Sth, between
L and srsets north ono large twosofy new btask
with cellar and back building pump = S.c ~, .S ~ss
ira me- stories hi6 with back building contsamins
'shs ro on For ssrm'. ,1ppY" A'o N'
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rTNHE NEW SPRING FASAION --Beantiful hats. ol an
entirely and attractive style. just introduced
and ready for sale TODD'S Fashionable Establish
rnent, six doors of Browns Hotel
March 9-eodGtif
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Uastinsfon, d. G.
HAVING purchased Mr. t. Halls interest in this estab-
ishinent, beg leave inform friends and the
travelling that the house is open for the
reception o visiters Its situation being only few minutes
walk from the railroad depo and the Cpol renders 1t
one of the most desirable locations In the city. et
by giving personal attention to our gueets, we hope
to merit n share Of public patronage. ~
March 25-eodlm HAW, YELLOTT. co ,
SOMErRlNG FOR YOUR MONEY.-lOO dozen dam
~ ask napkins at VI ~ per dozen Just received by
Mar l9--6tif D. CL.AGETr ~ co
IVA supply ot mourning artsces OF all kinds. We offer
~ pieces Lupns bonbasns, all grades f
all grades ~ l'flT wv NV INV
70 pieces black moussenes Lupin's make, all prices
70 do pla,n blurk bcregc : N M.
90 sllk tissue, new article, in black
"a 90 SATIN striped and PLAID bereges
10 90 woollen stripcd aud plaid do
do plain biack bfks, assorted p
4 do tWied chaieys t..t.
DO Pasin black S,enadines, or twisted silks
2p.pssss black vsiIc rapes
n NJ d. sassos1sd black Grapes, all grades
B!ack cnte tisss 5sfT
Ws.,s srcSs slia musin for rnournins COLLAR,
Plain baasejecAwd collars and onfs z
sods.sa t.sk siA le'e' ~ pf'os', very cheap
- - qualify black Ed glove.
ALo. ALAak dsIsp<ss and ginghsFnl. 'ssd colon
VIM Weny elmer so,s vt rfcdrafnss which
viii - ~ sas s.aauy NY pyso{ anrxy. tvsr !, "a
eesscei yia2I
,TW dibf.-.A nouss c6ffP "a tssssdsSsa.
u snd aaost silgibiy situissd Ia the frst Ward.
Bail OF, -
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DROrOsALs will be received At this bureau until .
o'ciook p M Of Monday. tho nrs day Of May nez, for
York and Nofak sixyeiyh, thousand ono hundred and
si1y-two Ny running yards Of flannel for cylinders or
The navy, OF the following width and Description Wis
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~ NOT1CE.-Wish to close my business, offer
for sa!s The properly situased o. the corner Of lsh
conta mag twoscsy frame with two-stor
niRs back Is feet 70 German Hail. under lease for
three years. from 10Th Of January last with the privilege
Of Ave, At an annual rent Of $500
Afso story brick, with baseent and attic, finished
complete, fronting II feet street, with IL eet of vacant
ground Ill running back u feet They will DO sold separate
together. 4g
any person wishing have good place for business
desirable and healthy residence, il affords
chance being located midway between the Treasury and
Patent Offices. itis
Terms Oneourth cash the balance on liberal time
Title made indispntable.
For further particulars inquire Of tho subscriber the
premises. KS.
March 2s--eo3t A. CAROTHERS.
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n ERs. .. PARKER Will open, tomorrow morning,
lxl Ahsrisome OF French feathers. lew very
"-S"-' - - s. Parker,
Fancy And pe,,mery Store between II and 9Th
Pennsxlvania avenue. - .rtf L~c
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NAVY LIST for Is4s-this day publish.d. Pries 70
IN cents.
March rs f. TAYLOR.
CEE&vANT Gtrl Private 1ale.--I have Tor private
- sale servant gr aged IL years. excellent house
servant She is restricted the DISTRICT Of Columbia In
cure OF r w. DYER,
March 2l-eost Auction and Commission Merchant
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A YOUNG LADY. Of nigh rsspect.hihty. IL d@si-
"A Of obtaining situation a. teacher IN private
family or in female seminary She Is fully competent
to give instruction all the usual branches Ut English
education, French md dfawing ornamental needo-work
&c The most satisfactory references given.
Address-P.M. e.. Washington city.
Arch =
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~ 2f5 przes $50 80
Tickets sl5haves 81 90 quarters SO 75eighhs III s7A
%
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"a FOn RENT, hoasss Nos. y and 8 ~ CArro
Ia Place. Capitol Hill, ~y MED a,d in good fcPa
81 ',.'i =. n ~ BEN z. GREEN,
March I7-8aw2x streer rsar NJ trfeinr,s.
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IN taDAs R0hr. aaco,,inosioas dysedfnx-i'ousS o.
Pennsyivaala avenue, IN the row Hno.n ' -
- Sir ovikdiansss This house has been tborous"y
repeitaD hDuA .dAisf 10 garret-Prce $3.50 per y'-
Enquire at tho Union Office,
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DAMAsK, DIAPAR-, NAPKINS, rH@hTANas DC.
L. We have OPEN frI'l
81 danask table cloth, 1914 wide, all lengths
8 pieces lU-4 da,nask diapers, very superior
10 do "a do do all prices
10 dozen Only fine rich royal double damask nap
kins 4 by 81 ni
so dozen fine damask napkins by 81, all qualities
lW do do do 5ohy 90, all prices
10 do 1874 Irish sheeiinXs, assorted
~ do 90 do 20 n do
30 do ga do cheapest goods in the world
Is do 81 pillow I'll linen, a scarce article
30 do 0-3 do do
~ do 10 Irish linens. real old fashioned goods
With many other desirable goods, 10 which va invte the
March aiIS,i D. CLAGETr e. co .
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TVIw at aEed~cvd f'Fsces'
ALI, OTHER MANUFACrURKD Al
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND SIEkEo-
80 TYPE FOUNDRY, .
Corner of Nassan und Amw streets lVe'D fWE,
C1AN be had AT eighteen per cent. deduc ton from old
~ prices.The undersigned respectfully inform the old
a. James Conners recently as Conner Cookies,
and public general that they are prepared to execute
stones frames and every other article to form
complete printing establishments, on as favorable terms
United States. .,...t.sa.
Bordsrs cp brass rule, and AL other articles nlnnufac-
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
terms. .i.... 7.a -
fsss sad iAse Aapyial Of which IL ade, particularly
ada ptad, lpE aakyiee In Newspaper printing \,
~ JAMES CONNER & SON.
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SUSQ JOHANNA CANAL LOTTERY. Class No. 20.
Wednesday, April l2th, 1913.

=. DC. Qst, I'd, Sd, lth, 9Th, 9th, n
$500 7th, 8th, or 9th drawn,)
n ss 1. 10th, lIth, 18th. iAh, 18th, II
18th, 10th, l7th, lSth,)
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson. William Botts
Frederick s. Winston, Charles Ely.
VIM g. Hyslop. u. A, Comsock,
r. h MCurdy, Robert Schuyler,
G, w Faber. Amos s. Perry,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Tuckerman,
Theodore Sedgwck John o Cruger,
Stacy b. Collins, Alfred Pcl,
William Barnewal, David O. Golden,
William Moore, John c. Thatcher,
Zebedee Cook. Rufus l.. Lord,
Jonathan Mulef Frederick Whittlesey,
John H. Swift, Joseph Blunt,
Joseph B. Collins, Isaac g Pearson,
James s. Wadsworth, Moses H. Grinnen,
Henry w. Hubhel1 Win. Bunker,
Governeur M. Wilkins Walter 10y,
John v. L. Pruyn, Eugene Dutilh,
M. ROBINSON, President
sAMusL HAMAY, Secretary, nm. ,.,,,. ~,
CHARLES DE- SxLpINo, No. ii Todd's Buildings, Penn
avenue, Washington, p. G.. agent,
W. p. JoHNsros M d.. TIN street, opposite City Post
Oihco, physicsn. ,A0
explanatory Of the principles and operations
Of the company, be obtained on application at the
agents Office rem 20
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L1OR RENT Or SALE, antsepossession given ON the
lst Of April ensuing, the brick dwelling house and
premises now occupied by Washington Young, esq,
the OF ih street and New York avenue
This properly said ~ feet inches, l57
feet l4th street. AZ feet inches street,
containing 1885 square feet Of ground.
The location Of said house Is of the most pleasant
dheai'y IN the ciy having pump of the best water
near with sable, wood and CO Al house,
dairy and choce bearing fruit trees, dc in the gar
I r7 JAMES HARMED. 18th street.
NIB II the above 10 sold the purchaser il desired,
have any reasonable credit for of purchase money
March AS--Std t.s-s.
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Furnished Rooms In the First Ward for Rent
A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers, with tho
"A OF kitchen, if required, in the LIST Ward, on
street, between 18th and 18th streets, the War Deps
ment. Apply 10 B. Jost, Restaurant
dec 8
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND DRoPsY


Dr. Towrsrsp Dear My wife has been afflicted with dis
terrible rupture Tor over fifteen years
greater part has been troubled with oil
and hntteng winch has been AIS
her bed ie fuP
sch cases with little When had but three
bottles OF YOUR sx client relieved OF the
has almost entirely disappeared
had dropsy aud was srfy much swollen We
could beneite she mad such com
as appear retrieved
her a drosy that this "a TO
apvesr smost but Is nevertheless sober reality
certainly vaiasbs medicine and should De
used sun, ring have been u any diste
this liberty to call my house and have
ocular domeustrxt1on Yours, respectfully.
= ,.-t-f, WILLAh TOWsEk, / James street
n y,-yy ~ ~ ..9t DYSPEPSIA.
No huid r,adicne has b'en discovered which so
nearly fesenbies gnAtro Juice saliva in accompanying
,ood and strengthening the Of digestion, this
pre- positively cures every case
oil dys tefssa ho%ever severe or chronct ~ ID af3ni
ad sa4l A. t-s Albany. May TO- I84s
Tow have been Amced for several years
wh Ayspspss worst form, attended with sosrnSss
appstis hsartburn and
"a for WStAs II n ts0d Ihsvs
fsSitS 81 ~ IA MIX y - ssss so,sas the ssaapns
ssosSSis "a SdT ~ VIII iis cSn6aSscs usnf
I'D ~ snatAa hss{;hSrs
s'sssi = sss;a "a " sS, ., -
Yours. &C., w. W. VAN zANDT.
AA-A
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QOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Cocman Hete has several large rooms
unoccupied which she will be pleased 10 let members
OF Congress- transient boarders among them
two or three fine front rooms.
nac
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Pc. SPANISH LANGUAGE. n
A LADY, who has had experience In teaching, ana
"A who understands and speaks Spanish, is anxious to
form q class Two for instruction in that language
For further particulars, references. &c, &c, inquire at
DR.. Gunnelpy, the Presidents House.
Mar 25--tt9dApl Lt. M
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i .ad ltsosi silgibiy ssuissd Ia The First Ward.
Bal. , ONs -
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n CLAGETT " co. invite the special attention of lt
IL. ladies' their and elegant supply ot SPRING
GOODS. They have ready for and sale
ClI,ie1 rrh snfiil- mini lIIrn M all
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-27
The NailOnnl IntcIIignnCer,

Those ofour readers who desire to take pa.
per published at the seat of Government, would
do well to subscribe for the National lnteIligen-
Ger. 1t gives, as heretofore, full and perfectly
reliable reports of the proceedings of both bran
ches of the United States Congress, during each
session, and is also medium of general news.
Politically, it is, and has been for long time,
acknowledged to be the first paper in the coun.
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sale OF real estate by order of Court.

On the 4th day of February A. D. lS47, at o.
clock p. NJ, on the premises, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate, situate in
Carroll County Ohio, being the undivided shares or
interests Of Elizabeth Burrier Peter Burrer and
Sarah Jane Burrer, in and to the Southwest quarter
of section No 20, of Township No. IL, Range
No in the Steubenville land district, containing
ia acres more or less The said interests being
the one undivided 18th part of said quarter section
of land. subject to the right Of dover therein ofthe
UNDERSIGNED The undersigned will also sell her
said dover right therein at the same time and place.
Terms of sale made known at the time Of sale.
Cotharine Burrier, guardian of the said Eliza
beth Peter and Sarah Jane Burrer, and widow Of
Jacob urrier dec .,.
Secember 81, lS47.