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w TRACY is now opening an extensive assortment Of
J rich Tapestry, Velvet WILTON Br,isselE and other lie
scrlpiion 81 PASIffONiBL III tlRPETfStiS, selected
by Nj. r. l.. CHESTER the principal manufacturing
Refreshments in England and embracing all the latest APP
proved tssgls For sale At ~ Broadway, iwo doors above
Inc Hospital.
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@ MwKING & SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS,
446 BROADWAY.

DIvoT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Recnnbeni Revolving
Chairs Selfactng Extension Rscumbent Chairs, Dentist
Chairs Jnprpved Invalid Wheel Chairs, Branch Reading
and Writing Dtsks and every variety Of Mechanical Chairs
for comfort aud convenience.
Also, BY permission manufacturers Of Major Series u
s A. travelling Invalid Chair.
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture made 10 order,
NJ W. KING, S.,y ybrt r
w IL HAI,LECK, w. 49,
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SOFAS! sOFAsl!

.---.-s.--,.,N FRESH supply Of good and cheap
Czsx54SSah SOFAS, just received, ut the following
~ - prices--l7, 2, Is, -, 81, AZ and Is dol.
-s1- lars. Also daily expected, fne lot Of
Mahogany and Black Walnut PARLOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all Of which will be sold great bargains al the
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall,
It'll street, between ID and Streets
All in want will please call and examine The articles for
themselves 40 S. u. BROWN.
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If LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
LII venting Compound of such "a delightful
nature as to render the hardest and toughest sknso
fair and decately whics sf
Ladies Riding Gardening or Painting and Gen.
tlemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing. Crckeiing.
Rowing, &c., or any Amusement OF exertion preju,
dical 10 The hands, will find tho improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH,BALLS and TABLETS
pleasngly cficacious in removing all hardness stain,
redness, md all other cntaneoliS disigurement pre-.
venting and renleing the skin soft fair, and phahla.
From Tho nice combination Of Balsamic ingredi'
ents introduced into the composition. they form
fine Creamy I.alher, with the hardest Sea Water,
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths They produce the most softening and re-.
fleshing sensation, and will he found an excellet
substitute for The Flesh Brush. AZ s,St
They are highly recommended to Captains,
Ships, Merchants and Ill who trade with ,ersiyn
countries as they will retain their virtue 10 anycl-
mate. For sale by s4 CHAS. SrOTT.
Drug. 4 Apofh., corner of IN a. Pa az.
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MORNING. LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND DALTI
N5 MORE RAILROAD.
Via Wilmington Newark, Elkon Isyrr de Grace &C. will
leave the depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily except
sunday :. "a. ".
AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle and Frenchtown
Tile Steamboat OHIO, Capt Davis, will lenyr Dock street
wharf daily, except Sunday, at IA p. VI.
NIGHT LINE.
Per Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
will leave r depot, ilt and Market streets, daily 10
o'clock. A. VI.
The Mall Lines will leave Baltimore fr Philadelphia at o
A. NJ, and =. W. per Railroad and so'eork, n NJ, hy
Steamboat
SUNDAY NAH. line.
The only Line for baltimore, Sunday will leave The
depot. hi and Market street. OF 10 r. NJ
Passengers procure their tickets before taking their
seals in tllr rars.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG.
Tickets through 10 Wheeling Pitsburg, be procur
cd Of the depot, on board the steamboat.
Fare 10 Pttsburg sl2; 10 Wheeling Ri3 VIA
NOTICE baggage by the above lines IL entirely az
the riskf anil passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage, bti their wearing apparel
~ lbs Of baggage allowed each passenger.
octs--dly q. II. HUDDELIs Agent
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

MANUFACTURER from the combined virtues Of the Sar
MI sdpdriia, Da,ioa wa Cherry, and several other
Exotic Plants whose wonderful curative properties al
together unknown except 10 The author Of
s HASLEY'S FOREST WINE ~
II In well known to good chemists, that all vegetable sub
stances contain more less deleerious properties well
medicinal virtues Those opposite q,ialiiies which are
used together In every root plant and BLOSSOM remain
nseparabe In the extracts obtained by the usual method
boiling, &c. rendering all medicines thus prepared inert
and In many cases either Injurious altogether useless
This accounts in great for the efciency Of
many medicines in curing the diseases which they prof
10 cure. .st5f3 sgH@9tss eS.T - !
isvery different with Hassys F0rss Wine BY means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus invented express
purpose Of manufacturing this article, the entire
obtained pure and free from every property but those which
act IN unity AMI harmonic with the constitution Of the hu
man frame. This renders the Fbrea Wine the most excel
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world, both IL.
miraculous power Of curing well delightful flavor
The Fbresf Wine IL most distinguished for s great EN-
cacy In reRehfg trorHo constitutions, and curing gene
raj III health proceeding from disorders complaint.
Of The stomach, irsr, hsnrf and Kidneys including cosre
ness, Dyspepsia, indigestion loss Of appetite and deJiifa
red snie the sysfs fee Of the Forest Wine re
invas Of this class the robust strong and
vigoroushe II has also proved useful In restoring
vas from lingering state after severe attacks Of sickness
Price 81 per bottle for sale at llaseys General Depot
conriland 81 New York and BY the appointed agents
H y 7. Caan, only agent, Washington City a6 g5se
4 o. " Lnthicum, only agent Georgetown.
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COLUMBIAN HOUSE

CITESNUT' STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests, aud respectfully solicit
a share II patronage. BAGIEY, MACkENZiE & co.
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Piano Forte Mandatory and Ware Room
1877 Thir,i Avenue, Now York.

II WORCESTER offers for sale large assortment Of
Ill, choice Piano Furtes from TOT ocayes, in elegant
Rosewood and Mahogany eases, all Of which manuiac
urc under his own supervision ai Tor sae on reasonable
srtnE.
jy jeyotng his personal attention to the touch and tone
OF liz Instruments Which have heretofore bern considered
unriyalle he will eeayor maintain their previous
puiao al respectfully s0liciis examination from Pro
Hssors Amateurs, and the public.
eonimo,liUus wartruom hiss recently been added 10 hs
mandatory, which wilt AFFORD Increased facilities ia ie
SELECTION of Instruments
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ROCK, SWAN & INGLls,

A RI constantly RECEIVING
III Appleton 81 inch brown Sl,eetns; Carroll a. do do
Appleton ~ inch brown shtngs; Carroll ~ incl do do
Hamilton "a brown and bleacbed Shceilngs
DO la4 brown and bleached Sheetings fw
DO do do Sleetings
DO brown, bleached, and dyed Canton F1annes
DO twled shrine Stripes 90 and q incb DO red Book
ngs
DO Serries, Cotton Dlankeiings &c.
do Prints, new and desirable styles
Suffolk brown, beached and blue Drillinss
Also, great variety Of Plaid iinseys, Coakings, Cot
topaaes, Apron Checks, Gmyhams &c &C. which They Of
Ter for sale at No. 81 Pine street
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LIFE ms TRANCE co
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
IlNS7TTUYEn nv q

INSTITUTED IN 1871.
NOTICE is hereby giyen thai pershs Ensured In the Al
IN bon are from Ills date permitted u visit Europe, all
OF the year In rsclass yesas without any pay
meht charge for risk and that their policies shall
remain n full force during such voyages and residence in
any part Of Europe
Prospectus with modified conditions rates. &c may be
JOSEPH FOWLER,
II. S, BUCHANAN.
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To Let.

TINE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
i sniatle for Exhibiions Fairs Lectures Concerts or
such purpose Inconsistent with the principles Of
total. abstinence. Terms moderate Apply to
u. WARD, President Stock COMMITTEE,
dee ls-tf 8fl Or at the Han.
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
sa@EI CCAV.IZR.

UIIE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which Is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of these Scales such
hat ey have to be regarded Us he standard from
which there is no appeal N.be
Scales Of the above manufacture Of every required mod
feaiin graduated to the English FRENCH Spanish Poru
guese and Chinese standards for exporIaon and home
trade, constantly on hand and for sale by
hsf Sly FAIRBANKS q co. 81 Water 81
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YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
IL Browns HOTEL pennsylvania avenue keeps constantly
hand large elegant stock Of ready made clothing,
in almost every ETY. and siye ofgarmenF Gentlemen
IN want OF suit for immediate use may rely upon reitne
spoke work All garments warranted represented
Prices very low. Also large and elegant assortment Of
furnishing goods. tfi1 t l8
Measures taken aud suits made to order One price on.
ly. Terms cash. f# s nD
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MARKS Z DUyALL,

HAVE hald battery Keles IIrass Fails rates, 70
III and sheet Hrsfs, Tubing Metal German SILVER and
other goods manufactured BY tho woeovile Brass CO.
Also, Ryels, bo Iron aud Tened.
Watihanis 4 Co.'s superior Gilt buttons, including Mil
tary and Naval w. ~ :
Dexiers very superior Knitting and Tidy oil o.
which, Agents for the mapuacurcrs they Offer for sale
on the most favorable terms. a -
They are also Importers and Dealers In Pearl Buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs, Spool and Sxein Sewing CoitoDs,
Shoe and Stay Laces and general assortment Of Fancy
Goods. sslA
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BEDsTEADs PROOF AGAINST hugs.
7 INDsLEy's IMPROVED PATENT BEDSIEADs, at
IL GARDENERS. 60 Gold street, first door from Beck
strcet, New York This improved Desead received
tie highest premium awarded at The late Fair Of the Anne
rcan Institute October 1Si3 u, and IS and the silver
medal OF 1916 every other competitor, The Bedseas
and all ether articles Of furniture required for the cham
Der. manufactured Of the best materials and under the
Immediate supervision Of the undersigned. III
Mattresses, Pliasters Feather beds, holsters and PHI
lows on hand or made order 10 Mt the Bedstead and
10 be flied with such hair feathers rep
resented. WILLIAM e. GARDINER
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| cOLOMON 4 HART, 2i3 Broadway, are now receiving
D per various packet ships from England and France,
Tie largest and best Of the above Goods ~ The
city, an Of which they offer IN auy quantity, Wholesale
retail at lower prices than can be onnd In any oer esa
/ hlshment
Country merchants and others viii find large assert.
meni Of Window Shndes and Paper HangngH OF NIL The
ons style and prices, and which they reqssisi 10
/ cal and examine. ~
ms establishment is always closed on Saturday
SOLOMON A. HART.
I upholserers and Importers, s43 broadway.
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A Prime article Of pANTLLA DEANS on hand, and
"A fpr sale CHARLES sTOTT, Druggist,
corner Of IN street and Pa avenue,
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JNpELBLE INK without preparation, al % per box
i For sale by CHARLES SrOTT
Druggist and Apotlitcary.
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more ffffp fhe gttTnfp ItDHGr Guy Heehffes
J. BA YARD ia YLOR and GRACE GREEN
WOOD are regular correspondence Of he Past
TERMS :-The terms % single subscribers are 50 per
annun, in adyances3 If not paid in advance. For rs 10
advance, one copy win be sent three years
TERMS TO CLUDS.--In order 10 accommodate the
large number who wis 10 take fist cass paper mic.
isknsy think they cannot afOri It. continue fol.
lowing low for cbaio he IN the city 10 adj
dress, and in the country 10 one posi- office.
ronr copies, So Ooper ann.
ter.up Of the cIub.) 1000
Thirteen :. (anl agent or the get. dit IN
ier-up oi the clnb.) IL 90 81
Twenty I" land one IN agent the ret i4|F
fl trr.ur of The cImb,) 200 Z"
THREE COPIES Of the Saturday Evening posl and
ONE Of either Godey.s Iady's Book or Granams Maga
zine. for SIX DOLLARS aFt
The money for clubs must be always sent in advance
Subscriptions way be Al riak. When sum IA
large, dran should be procured " poesblcihe cosf or
which may be deducted from the amount. Addrtap
DEACON A PETERSON.
CO South Third Third street. Philadelphia
NO. Editors copying the above, Or who will give fair
notice OF the paper Owe Thai ssll he ,oisd in,
he noce) In their editorial columns shall entitled IL an
exchange Such already entitled 10 an exchange lar
the current year, shall receive our thanks
n d. Any person DESTROYS Of receiving a copy OF the
POST az sample can lie accommodated by notifying lie
publishers by letter. postpaid. fTS ~
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muE Nrlv nnRk Fire INSURANCE COMrANY, BY

THE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE Gosi i.,ss ~, oy
,srs ael al lie Legislature, is authorized 20 take Ms.
r,ne and Fire Risks under ile q the NEW fokk
FIRE AND MAXINE lSSLRANoE IoMfANa, n lava;
~ and md isis ana possessing d Capital q win
surplus affords ample security % az persons making Ma
III terms Is other similar Institutions application al The
once Of he company, No y Wall sT@i, (aoinDs INC
Courier q Enquirer otre;ll o,rr.,n..
oliver IT, Jones Joseph N Lord
samuel s. IIowaui William Spencer
Samuel 4, IlrrIoi Juhal Felben
Horace Brooks Gsdfge Lovtt
John Capp Corns Vanderbilt
Walter X, Jones q Oscar Coles
Thomas IL Mills, Isaac N. Seymour
Hamilton Ey.ienbureh Israel Corss
Oliver u Twetdy JOSIAH o. Law
Wafer X. Jones jr Jon Z. Andrew
andrew A. Plot jain Even
Abraham II Davis Charles Minurn
g Ituratio Sirhbins.
o II JONES, President.
n UspRhHlI, secretary.
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FRENCH CHINA.
ID. G.. 81 ID. HAvILAND,.

No. "a john STREET, p
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods IL
i usual assortment, among which are:
1865 Go lea sas ss1' Some very rich
IN 200 pairs Vases for Mantel Ornaments
900 pairs Rich Cofees
n Gard Baskets Candesticks, &c.
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EDITED BY SARAH j. HALE, GRACE GREENWOOD
AND l.. A. Cooley, aE
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d ose WATER pat % IN boues q ~ .,.s For sale BY
II CHARLES sToTT,
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Patent Biarhing.M j. Wellar, No 20 Chestnut street.
has prepared is,ent Liquid Hacking, which produces
beannhi iet polish and does mol niure the leather Those
who wo't have polished Ehonid read lie
advertisement IN another column IT. s. da=effe. 1Iyy
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
MAMMOTH PAPER.
DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, ACRIcUL.
TURE, SCIENCE, ART AND
AMUSEMENT. tF'

uy- This paper coions from one onrth 10 one.haf
mora The generality Of Tro Dollar CITY Heekiies e il
J. BA YARD ia YLOR and GRACE GREEN
WOOD are regular correspondence Of NE Past
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WsLars Patent Japan Bdcking is about The hes, article
Of The kind We have seen The polish which mpartg 10
The Understandings OF IL brilliant aud lasting: We
have tried IT, and u boots say all iha in behalf
tEre,itg bulletin. June T. -
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Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, Virginia,

MAS open reception visitors the first of June Ex
w IN progress that will
whole establishment No will be spared
adding embellishments the and pleasure the
positive value almost miraculous effect
complete original design crafty
aud well their health
Ridge vicinity beautiful village
Warrenton visitors horseback the
roads, seek
alleys, pistol gallery the billiards.
taken their APPROVAL while the faiow
the gold and silver fish, the elk and the buffalo,
tedious hour those who interested the
word, taken which expanded
The hurdle and the ball.
brilliant fire works. will lend their respective
Nor these preparations designed for the monde only To
holy of religion cordial
grudgn nvitaton given TO spend the summer The usual
vices of the church respected throughout the
These springs 30 50 miles, according to the tken
stages points July, daily
be established Visitors the District of Columbia
or reach the springs the day
These known the Post Office books Warrenton
Warrenton White Sulphur Springs, Gcenbe
Terms OF board will be follows $50 for the whole
ending October S75 $50 for S3
for month; $40 week SIS for weeks; 81 IS
old half No charge children
When tables provided for children before the
those who retain their the ordinary table, win be charged
full price. Horses 50 day, $40 month.
The procured, and cokage
be charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
3he legislature of assemble
Monday the ll of June, and ts interesting debates will
body of Virginia statesmen
June 6-daw&cptf
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the third section of that act had been violated By that
section vessel fitted out in violation of its terms is de-
clared to be forfeited Mr. Clayton declares 'that the
President has no dispensing power" The steamer has
been permitted to go to sea under bonds Now, the 10Th
and It'll sections of the authorize bonds only cases
where there is but probability that ship-of'war
ship manifesty built for warke purposes will be
ployed as hostile cruiser
If the case falls under either the 10Th or 18th section
the fitting equipment, and armament all lawful The
vessel incurs no penalty unless she shall subsequently,
commit acts of hostility against those in amity with the
United States When, therefore, the administration
agreed to take bond and allow the steamer to go to sea-
il was strong implication if not an admission, that The
third section had not been violated and if not violated
what becomes of all the intended to be on
the preceding administration The National InteL.
eencer with the greatest sef-complacency, and We may
add, an amabe simplicity, thus concludes And finally
the ship was registered German vessel and went ic
sea under German coors, that, contingency
she compromise neutrality and good faith"
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Another m tho Dcpart More Proscrip-
lion at hand.


tion n hand.
The common rumor at Washington was, a few days
ago. that to fill the vacancy Of that accomplished ofcer'
Judge Young, the Commissioner of the Land Office two
candidates particularly prominent-Buerheld and
Lincoln; that there much division of opinion in the
cabinet the President of course, conserving to sink him.
self to the level of his secretaries being only men,
Der of the octe,npiri and that the Ewing clique was
decidedly in favor of Buerheld He has, of course,
ceeded and he in, "Ion of the Baltimore Sum-
describes him. to play the same dirty proscrptve part
Fitz Henry Warren. Little is Gen. Taylor aware of the
loss of character which he has already sustained!
Mr.. Butterfed (says "Ion in his letter the 23d)
pected to perform the service in the Land Office which
assigned Mr. Fz Warren in the Post Office; and, unless
rumor excggeraes his reputation, he will do his work
promptly and thoroughly He is the identical wing broom
long deprecated by and desired by Others that is TO
make a clean sweep.
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HORACE +. DIER.
Land and General Agency Once Mt the Capital
nOis City Springfield.

HORACE F. ASH. ISAAC r.
Land and General Agency Once the Capital ILL.,
nois, City Of Springfield.
THO nonesid of Illinois lands holders of Illinois
indebdness and all persons DESTROYS purchasing State
lands Nth H,no scrip bondsThe undersigned would
respectfully inform the public that they have established in
this cityhe capital OF the State of nosa land and gen.
erat office for the transaction of all business apper
tanning thereto within the limits of the State.
All transactions relative to the purchase and sale of lands
xaining lands and reporting their location advantages
and value paying taxes redeemng land sold for
investigating TILES &c buying and selling all desc options
Of State indebtedness This and every other description OF
business attached general land agency the
tended SCALE will be promptly and faithfully attended
ASH ~ DILLER.
REFERENCES,
Messrs Deifendorf a. Niles, Washington City.
49," A. Gowdy " Co., louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas J. Reed, esq,
Messrs Syckles u Co, St. Lous, Missouri.
A. Chrsty, esq,
His excellency A. C. French, Governor OF Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor ="
&c John Moore treasurer
s H Treat, ;, Judge supreme court
Lyman Tmmbull, "
" j. Dean Cation, "
McssIs; wad.worh q Sheldon, New York city.
David Leavitt, esq,
G. Bartlett esq, No. 4 Front street, &c a"
Gen. Robert Patterson Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Diller. :"
JOS l.. Chester esq, "
Col. $ ". Black, Pittsburgh, Pa
Gen Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
q. r. Sanger, esq, &c -
Henry r. Stone, esq, :"
J, ID, Pratt IL Co, Baltimore, Md
APP n-dlm&sw3m
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The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American, "Independent," says:

North American, "Independent," says:
II is confidently asserted in high democratic quarters that
Mr. Buchanan has received from Mr. Clifford, the
United Saes minister Mexico, stating that Mexican
Congress had approved OF the prime and arguments adj
vanced by Mr. Clayton in the discussion with Senior de Ia
Rosa touching the matter Of the PROTOCOL and that extent
had disapproved of the ground assumed by their repre-
sentative
We understand likewise that the protocol drama has
exploded in Mexico, and that the Mexican government
does not sanction the views of their minister in the Uni
ted States What, then, becomes of the elaborate effort
which was made by some of citizens to involve
Mr.. Folks administration in censure if not in impeach-
ment' We said the pistol had missed fire the Senate
chamber and it seems to have missed fire in Mexico.
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United STATES HOTEL.-I,

/ no HVTMbs-In consequences OF the
~ continued Ill health OF the acting proprietor of this
and the necessity of subjectng considerable
has been deemed advisable close for the pres
en', IN order that the repairs may be conveniently
nsue IN tn mean time the propretos offer the furniture
tease Tor five years. and ce-house containing
tive hundred loads of ice for sale
application may be made either in person or by letter
10 ~ u1onIy law OF VIM b Scott, at this place
l6-du
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CCHOOL BoOkS.-A general assortment of School
~ Books will be found for SALE at as reasonable prices as
else where in the District at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av. between llth Il 18th streets
Feb l6-d
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CAUTION EXTRA.

RLEL CLAPP
Of ro-n.sa end l'e- his aam to pa! &c which sy
To~n.sad d0'Sr od @ ~As formerly sosl [ar-ds
for be lie sending out cards headed fi auasss IN
have.
Teond s,oo he viii produce single solitary Of tbs ~. !:
ORIGINAL OLD Dr. Jacob Townsend. sAarn Old ps
family and hs ssnasc
TOWNSEND.
P,tusfpai oHes, Nassau Ma. ioyi C.rv