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Larger sized job types at propoItionaby low rates
Our fancy fonts Invariably charged by the pound and
by the font, and the prices in instance higher
than the above These prices consequence OF increased
facilities for manufacturing much reduced from former
liberal discount for cash in hand the date of
the invoice.
Presses chases cases. wood type, ink, &c, furnished
the lowest manufacturers prices, either for cash credit
Our spec book for 1913 is ready for distribution
printers who will send for il, and contains many
articles that have before exhibited such wr-
ting ourshes, ornaments ornamental fonts, &c, OF which
have ample stock for the prompt OF orders
We preparing, and will shortly have ready Tor
sale, original and very superior running hand script
suitable for printing circulars, &c.
Printers of newspapers who choose publish this adver
ement including this three times before the 18th of
November Is 49, and send OF the papers, will be
paid for in type when they purchase from of our own
manufacture, selected from specimens, five times the
amount of their bill.
For sale, several good secondhand cylinder and plaen
power presses standing presses hand printing presses NC
GEORGE BRUCE Co, IL Chambers S, N. Y.
Sept I9--.t
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
IxSfghfuPkOu ID. e..

THE annual of lectures will commence on the
i first Monday in November, and continue until the Isl
Of April
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. D., Professor of Anatomy.
JOHN NJ. Thomas M. d., Professor OF Physiology and
Medical Juris prudence.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children
CHARLES g. PAGE, M D. and LEONARD ID. GALE, NJ. D.,
Professors of Chemistry
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D. Professor of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics.
JoHS FREDERICK MAY, Nj, D., Professor Of Surgery.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D. Professor of Pathology and Prac-
tice OF Medicine,
r. King STONE, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy.
JOHNSON ELIOT M. D., Demonstrators OF Anatomy.
Clinical lectures twice week, with operations Cases
will be selected from the nirmary and public dspensay
Arrangements have been made for the reception in the
Urinary OF much greater number of patients than hereto
tofore
Fee for n full course oflecturcs sos
Demonstrators ticket 10
Good board be procured from 81 80 to So per
week.
VIM. p JOHNSTON, M. d., Dean,
Seventh, between and + streets
Sept. 5-2awtlstNov.
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Hon. JACOB THOMPSON We learn fiom the Oxford Or
ganizer that this able and ndeatg able of
LIST district arrived AT that place the 18th ut The Or
ganlzer says he is looking finely and the spirits
The accounts he brings from the northern really
cheering He believes that Cass Butler will be elected
by the triumphant majority over noparyism and free
soilism combined - Columbus (Niss) Democrat
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Prospectus Of the Washington Seminary Washngon, T.
THE institution formerly known, and still favoraby re-
membered under the above name, will be reopened o
the youth of Washington city and its vicinity ON the rst DAY
of October next.
The of education in this establishment embraces
departments-the classical and the mercantile Inc
department the English and French
languages geography history, arithmetic, algebra, survey
ing, position, and bookkeeping The classical de-
partmen besides the abovespeci6ed subjects, embraces
the Latin and Greek languages poetry rhetoric higher
branches OF mathematics logic, natural and moral phlF
osophy. The Spanish and German ii required taught
Besides the classical and mathematical, n preparatory
department will be formed, embracing reading, writing
the elements OF arithmetic grammar, and Of history Inc
age of admission in this department is years.
Able and experienced hers have been secured from
the Georgetown College conduct the semina y.
TERMS.
D. o,..,.. IL -, The classical de pa rmeni sl2 o.
% 49, na ca -, u The mercantile department 10 w
~ The preparatory department W
JOHN L. BLOA, President.
Sep. 6-IawtlO
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ar. JONES,

J>oR RENT The two upper rooms in Washington Hall,
at the corner of 9th and Pennsylvania avenue
These rooms being neatly finished, and situated in de-
rabe mart of the city, suitable for public exhib ions,
societies &c Either of them will be rented by the night
,n,Ja m ROBT. kEYWORTH
July I0-wU Penn hv, bctWeen Sh iVth SIS
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To Editors.

A REPORTER from Edinburgh, having good knowl-
"A edge of the newspaper press, and capable OF re,
porting verbatim the principal English statesmen and
politicians viz Sir Robert Peel, Lord Morpeh, Golden,
Bright &c. is DESTROYS TO establish himself IN this country,
and is open to an engagement.
Please address A. M. Thompson, Box 97, post office
New York
Sent l6-3t
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WANTED Immediately, a respectable white nurse
w competent take charge of a young infant To
such a person, who well recommended and who
has some skill a pie ent situation and good
wages will he given. Inquire and leave address 1he
' Union" office.
TT
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r OST. or taken by mistake. "A II

OST, taken by mistake, IA smooth common leather
IL TRUNK which was taken from the southern boat yeser-
day afternoon. hair trunk was left in its place
The person who has it exchange by applying at the
Union office. EDW. PRfTCHARD
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Gt- Notice-The regular meeting of the Second Ward
Democratic Association will be held in the room OF the
Franklin engine house on Tuesday the 18th inst half
past o'clock, p. JOHN +. ENNIS,
10. Rec Sec.
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MARRIED.,

On Monday the 18th instant in the Presbyterian church
d. c. by the Rev chaplain to the
ted States Senate the DANIEL MOTHER of Penny
Miss ELIZABETH BLoOMER eldest daughter OF the late VII
and granddaughter of the late Rev STEPHEN D.
BALcH ID. D. Of the former place.
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wi The premises which the subscriber expected his
school occupy Capitol Hill being IN readiness, 1t
WI occupy, for the coming year, the late residence OF Cen
Sept E-3. r. w. CUSHMAN.
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The Mammoth Lottery.
500 900 $40 ,OOO-s25 ,OOO-2O, 900!
100 PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS !!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
FOR ENDowING OTHER PURPOSES.
Glass A. for 1913, to be drawn Alexandra, Va, on
Saturday, October IS 1913, under the superintendence
OF com mssioners.
rs number loery-l3 drawn ballots
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From the New Orleans Times, Sept. o
Late from Yucatan.

The Mexican schooner Republican,, Captain Carcana
arrived here yesterday from Campeachy, which port she
left on the 27th ultimo.
We have hereby intelligence of fresh by the
ult, news reached Merida from Col Cetina giving an
account of the capture of the town of Tacash, after
contest with the insurrectonsts, which lasted -four
hours There but little efnsion of blood on either
sue The Indians rereating, when the place reoccu-
pea M, by the government troops
Il, lea,n iron gentleman, who came passenger by
m ep9olcana, that on the Goth ult the Yucaecos re-
'ne government of Mexico. the Peninsula thus
becoming esah an integral portion of that republic
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II soN SANTA FE AND CnmuAHUA-A gentleman
..p,,,,;, OF Louis n few days since, informs the
meiover one thousand wagons in dIeren, in. honnJ s
Santa Fe Ell PSso, and chihuahua NesIv four bnU ~
ded belonged 10 government, and laden win s,n
plies for troops In that regoni the balance 20 f
filed with mech ,ndlse for the diiieren, point, a
But a few days before the gentleman left Chihnabn, -
of hundred and fifty arrived from the states - "
lsrsb tram. bound out, not met in 90
having taken the Bcns Fort route. The past ia .oa y,
have been a very profitable season large amount o,
goods been taken into the county and sold high
prices but thought that the increase in numbers
the unusual quantity of merchandise now on the way
1hher, will make those last in, something of hazard
Gus speculation.
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Seminary for the Education OF Young Ladies'.
street, bet,ceen 10Th and 18th Streets opposite III.

street, between 10Th and nth streets, opposite the
Presidents Square.
THE Principal of this institution, Miss CARROLL, hay
ing selected the position above indicated, will be
prepared receive pupils on Monday next the 4h OF Sep
tember. $500
All the departments OF English, Classical, and Ma.he
NAUTICAL learning, together with the Modern Languages
Music, Drawing. and Painting, &c. will be provided with
competent and accomplished instructors.
Miss Carroll will bestow unremitted personal attention In
the Of her pupils with all the ad vantages which
have been acquired by much experience and the nstn
will have the supervision of her faher Ex-Governor
Carroll, from Maryland a resident of this city
The conditions OF aamittance which will be moderate
course of study &c, will be found her prospectus and
any further information furnished by early application al
the institution the LIST of September or at her present
residence, G street, between Al and 9th streets
Hon. John Y. Mason Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. Reverdy johnson, U. s. Senate.
Hon. James A. Pearce, u S. Senate.
Rev. DR.. Laurie, Washington.
Rev. r. r. Gurey, do.
Rev Dr. VIM. S. Plumer, Baltimore, Md
Rev. Dr. S. w Green, do.
Rev. Dr. Breckenridge, Kentucky.
Rev. Dr. Thomwel, South Carolina
Rev. DR. Van Rensselaer, New Jersey
Rev. DIR. Campbell, Albany, New York.
Hon ]. w. Crisfeld, Maryland.
Hon J. G.. Chapman, do.
Aug 30-dtf
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To the Editor of the u

To the Editor of the Union:
send you the following extract from the Cincinnati
Enquirer keep it before the people," that Gen Taylor
at present receives twentytw raons per day. four
wants, and forage for six horses. A. b.
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From the Iowa Sentinel OF Sept q
IOwa--Vict0ry!

Old Jefferson herself again Great triumph oper ,nhige-
~, dbohhonism, Taylorism, hog driving, and pipe
iasing!!
The returns from the different precincts all in, and
have the proud satisfaction to our friends
throughout the State, that John Howell the democratic
candidate for SENATOR is elected by twenyour majority
thereby securing majority of three in the State Senate,
and eighteen joint ballot and the two United States
senatoTs)
We have not time to give PARTICULARS, but cannot
foego the opportunity of coDGatulang the democracy
of Jefferson upon the noble Stand taken by them favor
of principle against wing and Mormon bulyism. Three
cheers for Jefferson !. !!
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ITO LEASE OR LET, several elegant rooms, f"r-
nshed unurnisheo, suitable Tor societies, public eh
hbons, lodgings, Offices in the building adjoining ts
painting rooms OF G. b. KING, esq. or the whole mouse
would be leased or let good tenant
Inquire of r. 5 OSXE X Co, on the premises, or
G. KING, an the adjoining house, OF
K. q. WEIGHTMAN. National Hotel
Aug. l7-2awim~
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7 ECTUREs ON sH&KsPEARK, by II. n. Hudson, in
IL vols, limo. r. TAYLOR
Nav ~
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
"WAR DEPARTMENT,

s'WAR DEPARTMENT,
"Adjutant Generals Office. Washington, July l, 1910
''The very numerous applications to the War Department
m the discharge of enlisted soldiers will heretofore,
allow special the applicants unless it may be
proper to grant the discharge which not the case more
than once in hundred times. All persons applying Tor
discharges hereafter will therefore please regard this no
rice s the only which the daily duties of this office
will permit when the application cannot be iavoraby con-
sidered
ar. JONES,
"Adutant General
M Applicants for discharges, who rouid be entitled
10 land bo,ntu and three months pay after servtng out
the fA period of their enlistment are informed, meg
rsoSpe her discharge from service by lody Of fauor al
her or their trends request, that they forfeit their
clam, TO any bounty.
September ], 1S4S.
Sent. b-d3w
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J. w. MAURY IL CO., Managers.

PRrcE TIcKETs.-Wholes, $40; halves $40; quarters
So: eighths, 81 80.
Certificates of packages in this splendid lottery be
had as follows
certificate of package of 26 whole tickets, $270 90
Do do 26 half do l35 90
Do do 26 quarter do 81 SO
Do do Is eighth do 80 rs
The holder Of certificate of package of whoes is
titled all 1921 net, that may be drawn by the
twenty-sx tickets named therein Certificates OF halves,
quarters, and eghths in proportion.
This scheme is OF the most splendid drawn in
the United States and well worthy Of the attention of
Adventures.
Orders tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
in the above splendid lottery will receive the prompt
attention. and of the drawing will be
Inediaely after it is all who order from
Address J. c. MAURY, Agents,
Aug 27-d&cif Alexandria, Virginia.
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TIL = UNION.
J. w. MAURY az CO., Managers.
soa sss,-saa aazr-sn.uuI


sss,sss !-S2a, 22z f-sn,In
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endong Leesburg Academy aud for other purposes
Glass No 90, for 1873
To drawn in Alexandria, Virginia. on Saturday. ue No
OF September, iSiS-
BRILLIANT SCHEME;
prize of s66,666 ! prize OF S3'3ss59
do nh 80 do LII
/ do IN. III do lowest 8 MOI 90
IS SG humber lot.er yo, drawn ballots
Tickets only sI5-haves 81 5oquarters So 75-eishihs
81 Ss ANA M
Certificate of packages of % whole tickets Sip 40
Do do 70 half do 70 w
Do do 26 eighth do % rs
s4O,O0O!-s ,OOO!-sI0, 900!
60 number louery-l0 drawn ballots.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. So, for 1913.
To be drawn Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday. SePen
Der Both, 1873
SPLENDID SCHEME;
prize of $4,000 prize OF S3'Ms
" No 600 % do 500
do $500 &c &c.
g ,ckets Sl2-haves S6-quarters S3-eghths Sl Do
Certificate of packages of 20 whole tickets sI2o 90
Do do 20 half do 20 90
DO do 20 quarter do 80 90
DO do 20 eighth do 10 90
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
In the above splendid lotteries will receive the most ptS,np
attention. and official account OF each drawing sent I'm
lnediaely after il is over to all who order from us AL
dress, - ,,,,rpv
Agents for J. w. Maury a. CO., Managers,
Aug 22-dNcif Alexandria, Virginia.
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From the Augusta Age, Sept. Ia


Maine.
The election certain for Cass and Butler bv from
10000 TO $4,000
One of the delegates from this State to the Baltimore
Convention in May last pledged the vote of Maine
CAss and BUTLER by TEN THOUSAND MAJORITY!
The Monday last renders it evident that the
pledge will be OBVIOUSLY REDEEMED will be
more than redeemed Maine will give Cass and Butler
majority over the federal ticket in November of more
vote which Hamlin received last Mondays and Cass will
receive larger vote than that given to Dana Many Of
the free soil wings who voted for Hamn, will not vote
Taylor Freeman H. Morse, in Lincoln, and many other
prominent Clay wings throughout the State who voted
the federal ticket Monday last will 60 against Taylor
Friends Quakers, who somewhat numerous in this
State and who are principally wings, will not go for
Taylor because of his conneXon with the Mexican
They deDounce him man OF blood.
The democracy OF sister States need have fears
OF Maine. They may count with the utmost certainty
majority as large If not larger than the plurality which
the democratic candidate for governor received Mon
day last his federal competitor.
Our democratic friends in the State have cause for con
gratu alton, of the signal triumph which they
achieved Monday last under circumstances the most
adverse and in spite of elements of discod and dstrac
ton such they have rarely been called upon to en-
counter.
The democracy, let it be remembered have increased
their that OF last year by than EIGHT THOU
SAND!
They will give Dana plurality over Hamlin, the wing
candidate Tor governor, of more than ELEVEN THOU
SAND!
They have preserved their ranks unbroken BY any of
the ius" and hold the party intact for the Novem
Der campaign, when they will largely increase their vote
over federalism. AS GOES MAINE SO GOES THE
UNION.
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VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
' AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the 10th inst, at 10
o'clock m, shall sell, in Gathers Row~on 18th ST.,
some furniture. &c, formerly owned by gentleman who
Very handsome rosewood chairs, velvet
Do do do sofas do
DO do do Otomans, velvet
DO do mahogany chairs, hair cloth
Do do sofas, do
Do do rosewood antique chairs, silk
Spring seat and nursery rockers
pail handsome mahogany dining tables
Rosewood sofa table, Italian BILE top
Marble centre do inaid top
2 very richly gilt French mirrors, ~ by 60 inches
2 do do do do 81 by 80 do
Rich Brogdoia and marble
Rich arble and China mante
Candelebras and girandoes, rout tables
Imperial Saxony Brussels Venetian md ingram carpets
and
French China dinner and dessert service
Rich glass decaners, tumblers champagnes, vines,
Nc., plated casters, ivory knives and forks
Ethereal oil lamps, hall lamp hat rack
Very handsome mahogany wardrobes
Do do dressing bureaus, marble tops
DO do rosewood and mahogany high and French
behseads
Best quality feather beds and hair mattresses handsome
mahogany enclosed washstands
Walnut cane and office chairs
With the usual assortment OF kitchen furniture
Terms of sale All sums of and under $50, cash over
$50 credit OF sixty and ninety days, for approved
dorsed notes bearing interest, before delivery.
Sept 12-6t Auctoneers.
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II ITTENHOUsE ACADEMY.-I"diana avenue, near
IL City Hall. Duties resumed September 4th. lnstruc
uon modern languages and in drawing by Professor
Dovilliers, as heretofore. .-
j. E. NoURSE.
Aug. 23-2awif3w
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Washington University OF Baltimore.

Aug. l7-wl0w
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Splendid Plano Fortes.

MIR. FISCHER having made arrangements with the eel
lfl ebrated pianist and unequaled manufacturer, Mr.
Henri Hez of Paris regularly supplied with his be-
Instruments takes pleasure announcing the arrival
Of his grand pianos the tone of which is remarkably
the harp the deep tones of the organ description
merely would do Justice to such instrument 1t must
and heard have great superiority appre-
cated.
Mr. F. has also received from Boston, very fine rose
wood pianoseven octaves with three pedals metallic
frame &c.which he will sell very reasonable price
Apply at Statoners Hall, next door to Fullers Hotel
Jan. 3--d2w
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TO sUBsCRIBERs.

payment Of tbs subsc ripie0 be made a advance.
Distant snbbsrs ay ~ lteS lie postage
which viii bs A ~ III rk SssskIl bH 1tsslvss mats
safe transmission.
TIE COUNTRY fArrR P.ha.sA.A ntwsshy Aszag ~
sions Of Congress, and semiw sskly durAg
persdlssS thsn viii ~ raosved
proportonsd to the allow annual rates. ''''' flt
certificate remittance fer
tons advertisement. wiz be .anoisn receipt As1ssr Tie
POsTMASfERS authorized cot agents and By sand
Ing DAILY subscribers With 80 sncsssd 4vf eHAI
WEEKLY with enclosed; Avs WEfALY sub
with SO enclosed viii sntssft ssyy -
edition they furnish subscribers Or grshs4 S h9iu
90 Tnx coss.rsosAL Rxsssrss win furnished Assl~
feyrRs y : d d D .If I'd iIf
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I,T1QuETTE FOR GENTLEMEN-Bei

THTIQUETTE FOR GENTLEMEN-Beng short rules
Il and reflections Tor conduct in society," by the author OF
"Canons of Good Breeding " small volume, just re-
ceived for sale by f. TAYLOR.
SuBJEcrs Salutations Introductions Good Breeding,
Fashion, Fashion conadstnguished from Good Breed
ing Dress Presentations, Visits, Appointments, Letters
Notes, the Drawing Room, the Dining Room, Society,
Morning Calls, Evening Visits, &C., &c.
Ian
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THIS Morning viii be opened, direct from New
L York, at G. w. PhllIips's Cash Store

THIS Morning viii be opened direct from New
L York, N c. w. PhllIips's Cash Store
New silks, cashmeres, alpacas, &c. among which
10 pieces rich changeable brocade silks
do do do
Is do do Poult de Sole silks
8 do plain changesble do
do rich satins
do Turkey silks
do plaid popln silks
do white satins very superior
do wide black silks
s do black and blue black silks
do satin plaid cashmeres
10 do plain mode-coored silks
20 do printed silks
ALSO
20 Tartan plaid long scarfs
10 do very superior do
do half mourning do
Is A. Moche square shawls
80 Terkeri do
20 very superior four-iace shawls
Together with many other goods for ladesl dresses, to
Oct 2I-iitf G. w. PHILLIPS.
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T,ULLERs HOTEL, Washington, d. C.--Messrs A
Il " f. H. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
NEW HOTEL, the Of Pewmsyipa~o and 18th
street. before the LIST Of December. This house has
been erected great expense under the personal
pentendence of the subscribers therefore they hatte
themselves that all the requisites of rsrate hotel will be
found at their establishment The furniture 10 all entirely
new and has been spared obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house. considered eligible
than their hate stand the Of 4h street and Penn
sylvana avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Nove
ber being nearer 10 the Capitol and hap've min
walk to the Presidents House and the public depart
ments.
To our old friends and guests we tender sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore ana assure
them that they will And a cordial welcome At theh new
honse and no trouble will be spared TO ruasr them
comfortable their Rresides
To our nrrre friends and guests W oter eooQ house
and ali the inducerncfs as Aforesaid, and tAsir pa
tronaEe. u .f4rf .fri M 5-., L.l Dgul,s I. OLA
ON their arrival with the badge Of FuAer's Hotek 300
No charge for Conveying bagsa9s. 49,, -
Nov b-du' " y n. q. E. n. FuLLEh
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EXCHANGE HOEL,
Washington City, street, in the rear of Coleman's
and Brotcn's Hotels ~

and Brotcn's Hotels,
BY T. M McILHANY, LATE OF VIRGINIA.
THIS spacious establishment having been newly reft-
ted and furnished in all its departments, Is now open
the public for patronage and support 1t is situated
distances from the railroad depot, capitol pat
and general post Offices Boarders visers and travel
ers will find pleasant and capacions rooms, neatly fur
nshed upon moderate terms Dec 2l-d1mo
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NOTICE. have hand, and shall constantly have
~ during the winter, number of bounty land warrants
for forty and one hundred and sixty Orders
from distance will be promptly attended to. Office OPP
poste the Patent Office. w. B. WEBB,
Dec 2S-3tawI2wif Attorney at Law.
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A. II. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,

Three doors uest Of Brown's Hotel, Penn. avenue,
KEEPS constantly hand lare assortment of superior
n clothing, ready made Citizens Members of Congress.
and gentlemen visiting the CITY, who may wish purchase
respectfully invited to call before they buy. Clothing
also made to order at short notice.
Furnishing goods. comprising large assortment Of the
best quality, for genemen's wear.
One price only. Terms cash.
Dec 3-;}aWImn