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r 7 have read the remark able report of the Board
9uN.b and have been at no little loss which most 10
dme- the adaptation OF well-received theories as re-
gum Hygeine the positive and percephble evidences
, oySn senses; and that board is composed of
smen who possess our respect as citizens is hoped
hs nfeparaon Of papers for public satisfaction, that
,rakksr The doubt involves much, they will not
saer hesitate advise with respect TO disturbing de-
.es OF various kinds IN our city canal at this season
Sat at better to do nolhing than to run the risk OF
uSeb mischief to the city" The work be postponed
Wv Of the canal Cumberland will not be compile
III in lime for the OF the city canal, contemplated
pa.iIes all readers conversant with the admirable
- of DR. Franklin. land OF course our Board of
|eah incuded know that the DOCTOR particularly men
pms bat in his experiments in warm weather he did not
bbe The malaria that gave him SO great prostratng
aver til he stirred up the mud OF small creek near
bDson. u, .., 4,
.,es. near the basin for the purposes OF augmentng
cs for lumber dealers or others, there Is already too
sst sroyimity of inhammabe matter near the avenue,
mi The late disaster from fire at St Louis ought not to
|nss unheeded Superadded to the danger of the So
nleJ Improvement" when completed, why should such
asiierous stuff be slowed away as regular fever
ssder would not indulge even In badinage against
he medical profession, Tor respect them, and when
nosrated it is both foolish and ungrateu not to repose
nre confidence in them but when the senses of their
orn PATIENTS are in healthy state, they must never
Csa, 10 remember that the crucible OF expe-
fence and common observation not to be disregarded
The city surveyor Is uOuUteSS civil OuCer, ana Wnen
allied on feels obliged 10 give respectful response and
M his opinion does not in the least TO remove the
sous objection disturbing the depostes Of the canal at
his season and this juncture. General Henderson
hacked by public opinions and we ali do know that while
al he deposes are not, of COURSE equally deeterious,
ve with the experience Of The Oldest inhabitants who
HAVE seen hundreds Frustrated 10 their last resting
Mace" from similar enterprise hereabouts, it is insisted
hat the public mind shall be quoted by suspension Of the
cork M the first FROST discussed the preceding summer.
VOX POPULL
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(,LERmONT Satellite residence OF the late Gen.
~ John Mason, in Fairfax county Va, is offered for sale
by his executors This is distant about four miles
Turnpike road leading thai town. prising about three
hundred and twenty Of land The arabic land, Of
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
on Cameron in state Of high fertility, having been
well ned and the whole, with about forty Of up
land udciously cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free Of lime and other IL
Is divided into fields-one large meadow of
timo,hy-with one or more fine springs in each. Tho
residue OF the tract, exclusive of the lawns orchards
and gardens is in young wood The Mansion and its APP
purenances of the most ample and commodious de-
'crtpuon, beautifully situated gentle eminence, and
overlooking the town OF Alexandria and the low lands of
estate The dwelling house the first floor ains
paHots besides Large library and office, with eleven
chahoes above stairs and in the buildings appurenan
H. besides an ample Kitchen laundry and house keepers
ROOM DAIRY, bath-house, smoke house, pie
daiion Tor servants and out buildings rooms &c.
the whole In good repair AT distance is the
overseers house, ice house. the houses
the farm servants, backsm's shop, kiln built OF brick
for burning lime, with ample barns stabling, and other
houses for stock and farm purposes orchards of choice
fruit ornamental grounds and walks-the whole i'm good
ORDER and we'll preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given, except of about
ninety hundred now in and oats; and of
that, the crops be removed. The premises
will be shown any DESTROYS OF purchasing by Mr. Butler
the For terms apply TO Maynadie Mason esq.,
ar(Seorgetown, d. c., the subscriber, the acting ex
ecntor. by letter, at Winchester, Virginia
APP 2-d&cp6w JAMES M MASON.
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IN A. GREEN; .aucssomeer.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
ID NITUkE, CHICKERlNG PIANO FORTE. &c, AT
AUCTION.-On Friday, the LIST day of June shall sell at
the residence of Capt. Powell on 3D. street, few doors
north of Gadsbys HOTEL at 10 o'clock a. m, beautiful
assortment of iurnture viz:
Mahogany hair-seat parlor chairs, oomas and rockers
DO plush covered sofa and arm castor chairs
Do dressing and plain bureaus, sideboards, Nc.
DO set consisting of fine French bedstead, dress
ing bureau and marble-top washstand
Walnut set, consisting OF fine French bedstead, dress
ing bureau, and marble washstand
Rosewood, SET consisting Of ladys fine cscrutore, etc.
gene, music musc-rack, and Chckering piano forte of
fine tone and touch
Fine damask, moreen. and white wndow-curtains and
ornaments
Mahogany hat rack, dining, breakfast card, and marble
Two gilt frame French plate mirrors 60 by % inches
and marble pier brackets to match H
Fine gilt girandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Fine jet marble manel CLOCK gilt vases, and ornaments
&C., feather beds, bedding, and hair mattress
Fine assortment of China, glass and crockery ware
Andirons shovel and tongs, and lenders
Fine Brussels, 3-ply. and Scotch ingram carpets
Passage oil cloth, hearth rugs. and straw mating
Cooking other stoves. refrigerator, &C., with good
lot of kitchen requisites, and many other articles deemed
unnecessary enumerate. 80
Terms: All sups of and under 825, cash over $25.
credit Of andour months, for notes en-
dor;ed bearing interest A. s GMEGM,
n persons as have taken chances in his splendid rattle,
thai all the articles will be disposed of on Wednesday, June
g. at Apollo Hall. The rattle will commence at o'clock
p. IN. Among the articles are
Three splendid new pianos
Guitars, musical boxes, ana OLD voiins
Several articles of rich diamond jewelry
New cabinet furniture
Superb cut glass ware
Fine table cutlery, pictures, &c.
Amounting, in all, one hundred prizes or upwards.
few chances remain unsoId, at IS each Ladies and
gentlemen who may wish to purchase tickets respect
fully invited to call at my residence on ism street. three
which they will find well worthy their attention.
N There will be no postponement on account Of the
May is-ootJunes
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ISAAC X. DILLxR.


HORACE f.. ASH. ISAAC DILL4KR.
Land Agency Once the Capital ILL.,
nois, City OF Springfield.
'TNO of Minois ands holders Of inois
indbsdns and all persons dssrows Of pwrchaswG State
lands oh Minois scrip bonds-The undersigned would
respectfully INFORM the public that they have established In
This cythe capital oil the State OF linois-a land and
erd office for the transaction OF all business apper
tanning thereto within the limits Of the State.
All relative the purchase and sale of lands,
xaminng lands and reporting their location, advantages
and value paying redeeming land sold for faxes;
investigating tes &c buying and selling all descriptions
Of State Indebtedness This and other description Of
business attached general land agency the
ASH q DILLER.
Messrs. Deendorf ~ Miles, Washington City
A. Gowdy IL Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas j. Reed, esq, I"
Messrs: Syckes Co, St. Louis, Missouri
A Christy, esq, -
John M. Winner, esq, '"
His excelency A. c. French Governor of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, auditor "
John Moore, treasurer
S fvm,a Treat! Ta,mh0,, Judge supreme court
9" j. Dean Cation,
Messts; wadsworth& Sheldon. New York city
David Leavitt, esq,
G Bartlett, esq, No Front street, 60 "a
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Jos. l.. Che ster, esq,
Col. S w. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass
G.. p. Sanger, ESQ.,, "
Henry IL Stone, esq, '" "
J. ID. Pratt ~ Co., Baltimore, Md.
An II-dImNsW3m
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THE UNION.
States Great Britain and Ireland from Sept TO May rs

were follows
Flour bbls. Meal bsis. Wheat, bush. Corn. bush.
1919 ss5,6sa 67,772 l,oo5,2e5 s,so95D
lSiS 1862 $685. 25,iD 26Sa $50
The exports of corn from New York for May
500 900 bushels The prices of -four l2A %
higher than the 18th say common New Orleans 81 50
81 62h; fine western for export 81 "a lsl common
State and mixed western 81 81 a 81 564 Straight and
good 81 62i 81 rs extra Ohio Us 90 So rs George
town 81 S7A Rye flour steady at 81 S4 81 S7a. Corn
meal 81 S7k ~ 93i Wheat is in moderate dernand-
sales white Genesee 1913 l25 Illinois and
Wisconsin, S7k 80 good Ohio 1903 l05 Rye
cents Barley So cents Oats higher IS 35k cents
The export demand for has sustained the market and
northern yellow sells at 62A 63h southern fiat yell
low 60 81 Hemp. dew rolted, $3.50 $lS2a Hops
81 Lead Missouri pig, 85. Pork is in de-
mand-saes prime IS Is 80 s7A $40 for beef,
city prime, So SO; country $l There is fair in
qury Ohio lard at 81 cents bbs Butter,
ern 10 a ii cents Ohio cents. Cheese, new, a
cents Rice is steady SO l2A S3 37A Whiskey 2Ok
81 cents Tobacco is in fair demand at a u for Ken
lucky Ohio 81
Freghts in fair reques-hour Liverpool Is lOAd.;
corn Cd, cotton I'D. 5-32d.
The stock market continues TO present its of ami
nation Although government stocks gradually i'm prove
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~ENTLEMEN'S WEAR.-We have
\T Plain white driings, OF superior qualities

1ENTLEMENs WEARING have
O Plain white drlings, OF superior qualities
Do brown do
Fancy coored do
Fine white linen ducks
Medium do do
Fancy oolored cassmeres
Fine black do
Fine do cloths
Low.pyced do
Brown silk warp cashmeres
Black do do
Croton cloths
Plain mohair ustres article for summer coats
Fine white and fancy colored vestngs
Brown cotton drawers
Do do shirts
Gauze merino shirts
Do do drawers
With a complete assortment of brown and white cotton
hose hahose for gentlemen, and variety OF articles
too numerous which invite public atten-
ton. CLAiEII, NEW ON, MAY " W.
May 3O-eodlwf
TyOR GENTLEMEN.-We have ready-made goods o
II the best and approved styles Our stock is largo
and well diversified in quality Of material and style OF gar.
ment to all Gentlemen will find garments we'll
and tasteully gotten up
which we are prepared make to order at short notice.
In fancy articles supply 10 very good and elegant
Aso fine New York made shirts surpa by any,
with large of fine gauze linen and
cotton drawers All of which offer at fair and very
Low nrices One price only. YOUNG & OREM,
-" 3doors of Browns Hotel,
Nav IS-3taw4wif Pennsylvania avenue.
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IlIE, d..

the May CLARA CATHARINE youngest daughter Of
the second OF her
acquaintance of the family invited to attend
evening oclock the residence Of her
II street, between 18th and 10th streets.
baltimore and Philadelphia papers will please copyJ
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Second Watd Nominations.
For Common Councit-JEssE E. Dow, JOEL DowNER, and
J. D. JAMES.
For Couector-JoHN HANDS
For Rsgisfer-J ID. HoovER.
For Asssssor-GEo. H. PLANT.
Third Ward Ticket.
For Aherman--SrEpHEN p. FRANKLIN.
For Common CoHnca-SILAs HILL, JOSEPH BRYAN Ed
For Colector-JoHN HANDS
For Register-JoNA ID. HOOVER
Fifth Ward Nominations
For Adernian.-JAMEs ADAMS and JOSEPH w. BECK.
For Common COuncH-JOHN JOHNSON, CIEo. Nj. Dow
JOHN l.. WRIT JOHN j. MULLoY, and A. BALDWIN.
To the voters Of the 9th and 9TH wards.
Register Will be supported without distinction OF party by
MANY VOTERS.
Seventh Ward Nominations.
For AMrmam--Peter M. Pearson.
For Councit-Jos w. Jones, John L. Smith, Dearborn
Johnson
For Registe-Jonah D. Hoover.
For COAect0J-John Hands.
Mr. EDITOR: Please announce the following ticket and
obge Il Majority Of the Voters of the Fust yard.
FIRST WARD
For Aaerman--WILLIAM b. MAGRUDER.
For Common CouncH-SAMuEL L. DOUGLASS, WILLIAM T.
DOVE, and JAMEs L. CATHoAKT.
For RegistT-JoNAH ID. Hoover.
For COHsct0r-JoHN HANDS
Nh EpIroR, Please insert the following ticket for the
Second Ward
Ev Aldsrman-JoaN WILSON
For Common Counci-JEsss E. Dow NJ CALLAN JOEL
DowNER.
For Collector Of Tares-JoHs HANDS.
For Regstcr--WM. J. McCoRMIck.
For Slrpeyor-C. b. CLUsKkY.
For AsseMoy-AGEo. w. STEWART.
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No. CITY sURVEYOR.-Mr. C. B. CLUSKEY, the
present Surveyor nominated for that office ut the ensn-
ing election.
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CARUspS SALOON.
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.
L.. ..x~ts -. D..

For one night only
A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT will be given at Caruss
n Saloon on MONDAY EVENING, June 4, lSlS by
the celebrated arstes Monsieur LABORDE and Madame
LABORDE (he only acknowledged successful competitor
of Jenny Lnd) assisted by tho great Barytone, Sgnor
TAFFANEILI, from La Scala, Milan who has created
great in the musical circles of New York, Phil
adelpha, and Baltimore Mon MoRDANT will also
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST
l. Trio-d'Attia, M. and Mad. Laborde
and Tahanelli Verdi
T. Aria-dc Roberto 'Eveux M Laborde Donizetti.
3. Aria-du Barbere, una voce POGO ia,
Mad. Laborde Rossini.
4. Romanza-de Due Foscari, Tahanelli Verdi
s. Duo--de Lucia de Lammermoor, M. and
Mad. Laborde Donizetti.
PART SECOND.
6. Aria-d'Atila, M. Tafanelli Verdi.
7. The celebrated Echo Song, per Serment
Madame Laborde.
g. Duo-d Bezario, M Laborde and Taft
fanei Donzetti.
g. Varations-Les Diamens de la Couron-
ne, Mad. I<aborde Anber
TO- Grand Quatuor-di Lucia, M. and Mad.
Laborde, Taffanei, and Mordant
The piano used is from the celebrated mandatory OF
Kwabe IL GhaIae.
TICKETS SEvENTY-FlVE CENTS.
The agent (Mr. David T. Shaw has put the price Of
tickets low in order give opportunity to all to attend
at a reasonable charge.
Doors open at o'clock. Commence at o'clock
Tickets may be secured the music OF Caru
81 and Fischer, and at the Saloon on the evening.
Nav I'll
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The market closes dull these rates which are how
ever, about per cent higher than the close of
month.
Yours PRENTICE.
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n AFFLE POsrPONHD-The rattle for Watches and
II Fancy Articles advertised to take place at Apollo Hall
the 10Th instant, unavoidaby postponed until the I'd
have paid for their chances are to do so be-
drawn to their numbers. few chances remain
sold Please call and examine the articles to be drawn
my store, Pennsylvania avenues between iZh and 18th
streets. WILLIAM VOoS
Nav 22-STTh I'D June
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o. IL. PARTRIDGE, M. d.,

No. 1875 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES to give his particular attention the
~ of diseases OF the skim scroula and diseases Of
the throat
Office hoursi ga m, p. m, and p. m.
Ap 10-3mifA
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10 Card-DEARBoRN b. JOHNSON returns his thanks to
of Seventh Ward for the very haering
he received the last election for the common council
and being thus induced present his name before them
again at the Coming election for the situation,
spectiully solclts q renewal Of their support
Nav Yl-tIl
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MODERN Accom- lishnasnts' BY Miss Sinclair.
lV1 Modern Society. BY Miss Sinclair.
For sale at TAYLOR 81 MAURYS
May Is Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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NEW Goods.-The subscribers have just received from
IN late arrivals in New York
LIS pieces so-nish Irish linens, which they
be pure, prices from 37A the finest quality
200 dozen cambria handke rchiefs from IL
Is do sheer clear lawn do ut 50 cts
80 do gents linen cambria do large size
rs do chidrens linen cambria do at 81 CTS
40 rich riband- trimmed lace capes
10 dozen real net ats with and without fingers
IL very rich white Grape shawls
100 dozen white open-worked cotton hose
100 do do misses and children's do, every kind
$50 new style parasos and parasolets
rs elegantly embroidered pocket-handkerchies
Together with many other and desirable articles to
which the attention OF the ladies is respectfully invited
May 23-Swif p. H. HOOE II co.
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nFFICEs FOR RENT.-Ottices Nos 4 and s, in the
" "Union Buildings" for Apply a the counting
room of the Union Office. Rent per annum 500
Mays
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A CARD TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Taught for only short time longer. Apply SOON
Mr. BRISTOW, FINISHING WHITING MASTER,
Respectfully informs the Ladies' of Washington that they
may receive his instructions in handsome apartments
private and select as in their own parlors, at
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR It'll STREET.
Mr.. b. therefore politely invites the Ladies' attention TO his
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing,
And assures them that
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The craped, uncouth and inele mode of writing
is Immediately broken up, and OF perfect beauty
Free, Expeditions Graceful, and Delicate Running Hama,
So indispensable pishment for the pre- polite
circles OF American socieyoows with surprising
and NATURE and sure success.
Private lessons given, and families attended.
0J-Cientlemen's hoirs-Morning and afternoon. They
taught
Il Handsome Ofhand, Decided Business Style,
Bold, rapid, and manly, matter how bad the writing is
May dim
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF sIGNORA ROssI CORssI.
This friday Euening, June /.

Only night of Sighorina AMALIA PATTI in English
songs
First night of the grand opera of
CINDERELLA!
Siunor GIUBILEI in English SONGS being the best bill of
Sisnorinh AMALIA PATTI will sing grand Aria Br&-
ttyd. ,s,,
For particulars small bills
Price, of Adn,ission-Dress Circle ST. Third Tier SO c,
Doors open at o'clock. Performance to begin at 81
o'clock
Box sheet open. and seats be procured from 10
IN / O'clock and from 3 to o'clock in the afternoon
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r ACE and Grape Sha wls.-We have in store
IL Rich plain white Grape shawls, extra large
Do low priced do do
Do while embroidered do do
Do colored do do do
80 black lace shawls at various prices
10 black and coored silk manillas will be sold low
We respectfully invite the attention oil the ladies and the
public generally the above goods as determined
TO close out entire stock OF shaws low prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY &c CO.,
May 3i-3lif Successors to d. Ciageu " 20.
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VXIAsHINGTON city Lots At Private sale.-About six
w millions of sduare ee IN esht hundred vacant lots in
every section of the city, will be sold private sae
offering unusual opportunity for profitable investment.
Terms: One-fh OF the purchase money in hand and the
balance in one two, three and four years. with interest
Where the purchaser improves the time may be extended
Deeds given the cost and deeds OF trust taken
secure the deferred payments. Apply at the office OF
Messs Corcoran " Riggs, to A. HYDE.
June 1-@law1m
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~rOTICE-The coparnership heretofoTs sxsnnR be be,
N tween IOHN E. ADDISON and BEVERLY IUChEh
- hen dissoved BEVERLY TrcKKR will continue to nt-
snd promptly all business before Congress ana ,ne do'
na rtmen,s as heretofore, WA1Vn sA-N
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hy-mr. william has, the request Of several
citizens of The second ward consented to be candidate
represent that ward in the Common Council and will be
supported by MANY VOTERS.
Nav 26--tJune4
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The name of no person will be entered upon books
unless the payment the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter. the
postage which will be paid by and all risk assumed
bv ourselves in its safe transmission.
no. POSTMASTERS authorized to agents;
and by sending DAILY subscribers, with $50
closed or five SEMl-WEEKLY bscriber., with 1925 en-
closed five WEEKLY subscribers, with $40 enclosed,
will entitled to retain 20 per for their commission
95- We request the favor of all Exchanges TO gipe
the above insertion In their papers.
or In few days agencies will be formed one or more
in each State OF the Union to procure subscriptions and
extra copies Of the Prospectus will be transmitted 10
many of friends in various sections of the country
for the purpose of enstng their best exerons for the
extension Of our subscription list
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CNOR sALE-The house and lot occupy Terms lbe-
T. raj. ISAAC 'HoLLAND.
May 0-eod3t Until L1th sueet west.
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nLATO on the Immortality OF the SOUL Dscier's
Translation, with Life Of Plato, by Fcnelon, vol
ume, l2rno.
Plato against the Atheists, with critical and disser
tations, by Professor Lewis, volume, limo.
Morel's Philosophy of Religion, i volume, limo.
Whewel's Indications Of the Creator, volume, limo.
May 81 FKANCk TAYLOR.
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Medical Card.
nR. GRAFTON TYLER and DIR. ALEXANDER MAT
L. THEWS, for the convenience of their patrons in
Wasinso have taken office nearly oppo
site tile Department. Of the Interior. where they may be
ulted, or messages may be left for their attention
Office in Georgetown, Gas heretoore corner of Washing
ton and Cav streets. June l-3teo*
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NARPENTER's AnglerA' Assistant, l volume, Lon
" don, 1919
The Hand Book of Angling, by "Ephemera," volume
London, 1913
The American Anglers Guide, complete fishers man.
ual tor the United States, vol, New York, 1919
Smith Angling and on the Fishes OF Massachusetts,
VOL, Boston
The Anglers Hand Book, small volume for the pocket
with colored engravings, London-prce 81 cents
Mills Sportsman's Library, vol, Edinburgh many
cravings
ume with many engravings, London, lS4S
The Rod and the Gun, by Wilson, vol, Edinburgh
Walton and Cotons Complete Angler
Three volumes OF Skinners Sporting Magazine for sale
at half price. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Nav %
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THIS beautiful establishment always open Tor the recep-
nave been greatly and the much
larged afoding besides the swimming bath. hot baths
and shower baths There is fine shore tor those who
prefer surf bathing.
Charges as heretofore 49,
BY the day SIW
BY the week at the rate of ! ~ per day
By month w Por day
Children and servants halfprice
NAV 25-3taw6w JAMES B. FRENCH.
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A CARD.-Mr JOHN HANDS returns his thanks to the
n of Washington city for the very hatter. ng
he received for city collector of the last election
and being thus induced to present his before them
again the coming election Tor the suston
fully solici,s a renewal of their support and promises
should they besow the Office upon him, every
ton give entire satisfaction.
MAY
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JNOUND.-Found near Wizards Hotel, two hair tcigs
IL The owner have the same by calling the office
OF Wizards Hotel and paying for this insertion.
Time
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-, oxUCps U,..y.,. FIoyers&-Just received, In ad
dton to our former stock, fine asso pr ,. OF ro
FLOWERS, varying in price ron a ,r M
S w. I on bnpd and continually receiving 1ress
caps OF the finest MATERIAL as wen as ''''
sold very cheap ., e .,,,.,,an IN a lot Of ring
ham ana lawn NOUN J. B. 81 A. TATE,
. ~ "a, Successors of j. T. ~ q. King.