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Palsy and Paralysis

AZ Thy'eans scknovleigs ih.' these ten. .s 10
'airs 80 calisi BY f,iidsrsy \ AstsHI Larsy %
tie Affected LHbt d DnunrITs sslFaa.. A.'...s
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Iron Niore.

-TtE sshsSribcTs a., maxim Lrgc additions %
I heir stock q ton aaf SFEEL, ~hich viii ~
. ~ AZ proc- % conpsre 9TH the Improved agil-
O. Iunasportaticu. brown A 90
Nvr~rsy, April y, leo. ~
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Or. cHRi9TIE's
GALHANIC BRACELETS

are band q ts" ssrvlce IN cssts - 'onvultl." 70
fiu sPssmodic Complaints. ani general Nervous
Affections u the Head an upIst sstTemitlss Alsu
In Palsy ans Paralysis, AMI all diseases caussi t1
tsteisncy u poser of Nerves. Ensfgy IN the lim.~
a Hfhef 0fEans ~ IN. -
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Elifo,i f-oia IsHsr.
To THOSE Just MhGRIEp.--lIAp
KNOWN,
pmr,prLrm,. Nov. -. Isl

PmiApELrun, Nov. -, 1877.
~. 4. v. NAuEitIAU Had Anowr Of ih,
inirortani matters tfclicl Il iu the Nauc al W..
mln's Private Medical Companion, SONS Ne,rs agp,
how niucl, mi.c'y ! might have oscaIcd' have
,uferel wear, lcm causgs which ,ou poiat 90 ~
yuW bYSk, .ilhos, kaJ~ing what % DO. ahIa,n.
"a a c9TN az found Hly clsc tniiri of. tut
ever, ic,uSlc will avail hcrscG Of the information
cuniaiue' IN n. pages.
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To Purchasers,

zoe sale. lsuh situated ous uil, frOa Psri.
HHI, r1H'siuir. - acI,s o. thCr,ahJut. known a.
the "GIN. llJBH,Ep PLA,I There 10 a
Hrg- Brick Hgusc, well finished. two llms, sni
other -, bookings, al the main tia,clcJ road
irrm PsTi. @, ptN'sd- Thslc h. also about thrrc
hnntfci i,iuug spIls trCcs, AMI a thrifty vuOd nt
~ about ~ acre., 90 the same The wool iot will
sfuri a hsrtsoms suppl, iJr the zee Of y family,
and arss quantity Lr ths mlIk,i yearly Terms
rs,sOuabi'. Apph o.
ENOCu &. JORDAN.
Paris, OF. I. 1850 2m3i
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{. l.. FRANCIS.
I2I GGiST ( iPOTHEC iRi,
CSlANC'AT MI
FARM FOR SALE.

I Alvis,-r, containing ahout 81 acre ot yuod
ard, 18th good Otc1sri a1i .sr-, lIHI carnllo.
b.. 10 au,hnrgs, Nsu sunplrrd With vatcf, 1T1 si'u-
sIH ssith,1 on B,Is 81 nir.. stores. .rbalI-,..
Hr. .Tvti1. -hluss, ard Ully seventeen mixes from
. Toad communicable u b. vel lueatrl in a
90 4siht lsiglS,sAoo1 .Ia Nsr, ie.irahIc .tatila.
i. Iy.iH ~ sH.| al a lsrrair.
'.r flithrr particulars APP, o. J. v TALuCr,
f.,.. Anj1,vr coTusr. or o. ths stts-r,l.s r1 the
90 ri.rs. BENJAMIN JONES.
..ailYsr. Ma, sth, 1870. 3nl7
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TIE great pecuhauty eel excellence "
Dr.. ChriStls's Galyanie Curative.

consists IN he f.s' thst hey arfs'i aui eurs ts..,
~ s-i.sfi sfr.saisa 10 Place u he ,tHs sr.s q
lIufgiug ga Iafs,sk'ag ths paiisat tlu rs4slst.i
SailIs 'uss loTsiss'y Under ne inhici.oa
IRs, ,Hss,iA,a o., rA.ls Mites 'gasitIs "a, stss.
isnsH y ~ tstf pfarsais 80 i'usaHt aHi rsIf L
20 ,afuui iaiufy sHt,r aHy SiI tsuf'fHf'f 80
ust iutrplurilla ln tie n.isl states 0aiy i.Is,
V.ars sIuas noe than
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New Tailoring Establishment
Hubbard & Stevens

NFOl III 'aN O. tl,sir cusiom'r. aui th' ruth'
w that they have iu caHnsrtipu with their tHsi'
ness ATAILORING E>TAUll~llMENr,v her'
the, val L. prepared 60 maize aud tIm Garment
a. well AMI iu a. good .i,ls o.. can h dTre in o..
ord County. The, hog. bN sui'i regard Co th'
wants Il their customer o. merit s.3TC ~ plbc
ratrursry. Cutting done at shor, notice. nd va.
fantcd 10 "a Il propcIll made.
A.. :. would al.1 "a, iaa, he, have ,ud 'halI
Keep a good assortment ~
German, French ipd A.,i,7sn Hhek 1@t..
Blue and brown BROAD Chihs.
Black Cashmere and Doe Sk,us.
Black satin and Lasting Nc.iiugs.
Ianc, D0s,kins and Satnctts ioT Pants
Tuceds and Cashm-fcts i0r Summer 1Cit'.
al Of Which Will d, sold aud made up a. cheap
q. can b, lln. ,lscshctc u he Sane pa'Iity and
workmanship.
In addition g. tie siu,c. the, intend to Keep on
had a suod lsslttmtut 81
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MAGNETIC FLUID,
GENERAL DEBILITY,

susngths nins the sssksnsd e'iy gsiHs loas ~ ~
tattous orgsn. col inylgouung ths sHiifs sytisn
Ala a. Wis CitAMf PARALYSIS al fAisN
DYSPEPSIA or lNDlOEsllOS. MlEUNAI
ACUTE sni CHRONIC. DOJt EllLlf-f ilN
BAgO. DEATNEsS NERVOUS TRIMOUs. PAL
rfrATiOS 90 TiiE HEART AfOrLiAf NfT
RALGtA. fAiNs 90 the rlDL snd tHfsI llAkR
COMPLAINT SINAI COMPLAINT, sll tluV
AZURE ~ TIE STINK. lllf COMPLAINT i.A
EAsFs az TIE ktDNElS DEFICIENCY ui NIl..
OF. aui FHNsiCA Al ESNRBY sni ~ NEHNO' q
DISEASES, ~tish .omTls. sn.s hoH oss sis %
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Look Here!
TRUSSES.

SUrPOHrERS and ShoulIcr Bncc.. u the
y mol ,pr ro,.i patterns. are for al, cheap At the
South Pni. Du. Store. b, RUST 4 co.
South Pare, 'ul, ?, lisa. 2ltf
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REV M oSG0oD
MAN run rlTIENr.

Cot uitu q ,si, .s,tfr ,uugh, accompanied D, put
tiue ,fLll.i aui luu,s ni.ht 'vr,is. ", iar ld.
yiG, sim, 1frniiH. physician va, i1f'grll o. noe
,.ur tllEEgN ILtTuliL. api cuuulu,d 90 90
D. ti.l s.r.,lDrul m,sgli rlu,i. .nl aruh' the
sfs,t On suuI Ii'IAriiiou.
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

MI PERSONS hluHr 1rsr''ari 1.o.ur'. a..r
. .#l.,ub,rs ar, rssrs.ffi.t r.H-... a Or. ... HH|
tl. sblr uH uI bTH1J fH. H.r .' lr."s,
..s. a. fhs, tH..uI o. maze f r.r,HI rfrH ...aH..
f-r. h..ilsss. benson & eco
Attn raUs. Oct :. $50 gfu
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UzNYY.I ca G@s&
: X&. 4. - Jgs 40 u .
GOT Ilt,1N 81
WIlsl.4 .1lE
CHERRY PICTORIAL:
Yer ihs Car. 81
COUGHS, COLDS,
BoApsEHEss, BpoN-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
MA, WILooPIEG COUGH
AND cousUrrPTIoN.
q, offering t. the conimun,, lhi,iustb celebrated
iciasd, CO diseases q the threat nd luug., ito ca
our ~i.h 10 u,ds Nu, ,hc lives 90 health II thcai.
actcd, lot lankly Ia IA, before them the opinions
II distinguished rncn and some u th1 evidence, II
IL success, iiom ~hich they can Judge ior them.
selves. We sinocrcl, pledge sclycs u u.akc uo
Wild assertions 90 iahe statements Of u efficacy,
nor " IN We hold cot any hope To sufcrng hunnniii
which facts viii not waraaL
Man, proas ace hcrC given, and We solicit an ln.
quiIS sun the pebble uto AL ~, puhli'h feeling 40.
surcd thu, will boil thc perfectly icliabe and The
nsdisins uoun, their Net confidence and ra,iun.
age.
FROM n. SIlLINhN, ". p..Ir l.. u, ErC.,
P,sis,ss- sr Ci,sYiry. MauaNgy, s., Vel, cd.
bs,. Mnlu ofiks Isf. fhff. Pa. sd No,g s..
0Ho = Aa1isa asi EswpG
IL l,c,a the CHERRY PECTORAL an admia.
blc composition from some n the lc. aticlcs th,
Mltrria Mrdicl. md a ver, effective remedy CO the
class II diseases u y iutrpdcd t. cure"
No Har5B, o.. w. l. 1870.
PROF CLFIvELiND, Of B.l,i-a Coli,rf, W,
Wtiics-''I have witnessed the eject. Of 500,
CHERRY PICTORIAL b. nj, own hm,l, anil
that II M, h.cHds add Il gives mc .atsfctiIn IA
state iu N, ,0t that u1 nsdir,1s have ,,sr ksYsu
has rtuyci s'siuruii, 'lc,s'a n cutips dis'is'.
Il ths throat and iuHgs.'
REv. DR. OSGOOD
Wni,.-.That h. ,pps,drf. CHERRY PECrO
RAJ thr l,.t msdrirc iyr Pulmonary Af5rliul'
ever given putiic, sHd states that "his irgh
~ after b.rr h.i.ri 90 hep thr ru"m il,T ulUlh'
sith a seven, sfuisl cough. acr1mIsnis b, ptsI1.
II bluoi night sarat., and ihc atcndalt >, up''u'
ufCounupti1u. ,.musu,,i ihs usc II ils 'Iill.lt
~ PICTORIAL apl hal csupi't,l recover
,,I"
HEAR TliE PATIENT.
~ Nu-p,1r ~ir For tvu ,rars 49, Id'i,
"a 81. ala R.I. .fK.rs .f Oh 4fFYfnrluTI lrt Frtf
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JANIS RNNnNIl.

Il,mpIrn -, ~rEINDrIFLr. So, -. l~I~.
Tb,. i,, apr.r,i The sb1,, u,insl James RIM
,su ppi pronounced lhc ahp,c .ai,n,cnt tur ia
even trsIs,'.
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$4,000 Persons

y
iusialirE su sEs' classes 49, soBiitHrs ar.-f
wbt,U ssfos lsfgs n4nhst uf lE1Isf uLH 90 Hs..
hsIy saiIsci % Nsppus on llsiHts rFTs irsa
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
gLsn alI h0re cf relief ksl ts,a gwen ug af- sss.
thing sl.s been tined in Vsin'
10 illustrate The ne % the GALNANIC HEiT.
Suppose ne csfs oi psuHn s-Irisi sl '.s' .s.F
81 cItIlfstBn. plAFtfslA. of sHi other ttfrr.s
Ssr, 1us Disorder .n ordinary casss. stuu.sr.s ff
tassu vhtch ~ their ast.0H uH TOE nsuss br. ".H
rss VI Vac stomach afIri isspsfsfy Tsl.st DEB boil.
lsafs Tie yaftni ln i1ssr state aRl si'a
tasuIfIs. aUsf The sfilHn thus sNriisi hss fs..FI
500 ru1ip.fs ths 18th ils eject Recalling 'r.r Pc
srpIics i.0n oi the BALFANlJ utLT. Iaash .rs
Isptc slgssr even in he suvt s,uT'Hrf .' ..
sustk sf.i sim, tis ne Belt sruuH1 lf fHfr ..rr
he NsElstr l.ui o. directed o. f.Hf' Fsr. 'HH
tassrsits PsuTlrsi.H 90 80 0t ne IUffFf .ra
II ne Bort usfsty csu1ing us.tsHI, rI..u.f...s
shfh vIll Tstt IN ~ TIA nFTa'Ils aHf '...."
agau O. ~ I.sItits. thns kssTirg uF ruaI...#t
talyuH.g cIrruls'Iuu Throughout lie fIsirE l..l
~ most severe rs's' Il uN>rlr. sue fEIFf
NENTtT tJUtu fEN DAYS Is NH..T
sufECffNr To ERADICATE I'M l.sit.s
~ t1NU,
CERTIFICATES ASD TESTIMONIALS
or ,hs mos, Jnd"ubtsd ChsTssi'r
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful snd sEoniring complaint, are .s
sstst'iy ''htsi BY the sppiicsion II tho 0,tv,sfr
BttT NTCELaCs end FtUtb. The Belt dlausss 10
mectficity throash the ~ stem ths Necklace hes q
local eject .hd the Iiaii acts difectly upon the Of
fectsi nerves In these distressing Affections tie
plic ailon NEVER FAILS
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lrriuIirE 81 aEs' classes 49, soniitiHr' Hr.- e
~bisu ssfos lsfgs 14nhsi uf ls3Is' uL1sTs -..
LsiIy salIs % Nsr,uas on YlsiHts rHFs lasa
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attention. and these believe To b. the sentiments
Of a majority of the peoplr Of this State
R<soiDed. Tint the conrse pursued 10y Gen. Tsy
lor, since his elevation a. the Presidency has full
hlled the most sanguine expectations Il his friends
and has our cordial appreciation; il has been mode
rate and firm. prudent and patriotic. He stands
committed To sectional interest, prejudice or
party, but has i,oed determination to admins
ter the government upm truly republican princi-
pes-ior the g.,.ru good of the whole country.
In regard TO the recent hostile expedition against
Cuba, he has sought faithfully Ia enforce the laws
against those who were engaged ia thai unwar-
rantable affair and has manifested firm purpose
to protect the rights OF our citizens from any in
iringement on the part OF the Spanish government
ia Cuba. Under his administration by the treaty
Of Nicaragua. immense advantages have been
cured to the people Of the United States and ques
tions OF great delicacy and difficulty pending be
tween our Government and that OF Great Britain
have been adjusted in manner which has called
forth the admiration and approval even OF political
opponents.
Resolved That we should be rec reant to ourselves
nnd our Stale did We suffer ourselves to pass, with
out notice, the name OF own distinguished fell
low citizen, the Hon. John M Clayton, who, by
his eminent abilities, has won for himself high
position in the councils of his country. HE able
and skilfu negotiation of the treaty of Nicarag qua
has placed him in the front ranks of the diploma
lists OF the age; and in the entire management of
foreign affairs since he has held the office of
Secretary Of State he has displayed talents for pub
lie business OF the highest order. His fame is part
and parcel OF the treasure Of his native State and
should he guarded and defended by his fellow citi-
zcns o. Delaware with scrupulous fidelity
Resoiced, That copies OF the proceedings of this
meeting signed by the president and secretaries.
be transmitted to our Senators and representative
in Congress, and published in the Wing papers of
this city.
On motion, the resolutions were adopted
Morton McMichael being called for came for
ward and made short address, which produced
much applause and, when he concluded, the
meeting adjourned.
ALFRED DUPONT, President.
q. w. VERSION,
JOHN A. ALLDERDicE, c;
FRANKLIN PANcoAsT.
EDWARD Belts,
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Teiegr,phic.
BALrlMosr, July $50. IN

BALTIMORE, July 3-6 p
S,Ls OF 500 lbls. Howard street -four private
terms; sales OF 500 bbls. City Mills, s. 1872 Moth
ing doing in wheat. Supplies of corn light and
very little doing. Oats 43 a ~ cents Whisky 25
cents.
SAILS at Baltimore Stock Bosr,i Of S7O0 Balti-
NOR, Cs, 1870. los; 500 ditto, 1870. 05; $50 ditto
1870, 1912. $4,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bonds, at SO to 95t United States 6's. of 1867
closed at no, bid, II asked, Maryland 6's at iO4 ,
bid, lO5. asked Baltimore 6's Of 1870, at l04s bid
I05 asked; ditto, 1890, at 1857 bid, 1867 asked Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad bonds. Of 1867 95 bid, 95
asked.
New ORLEANS, June %.
Yesterday 1000 bales cotton sold; to- day. 800
bales sold at firm prices Middling II a IL;
good middhng 1873. Rice is steady at Al a a
BosTos, July 3--p m.
The confession of Professor Webster COM
municated to the council Of this city yesterday, by
his spiritual adviser, DR.. Putnam. The Professor
denies soemnly that the act WAS premcditated;
that his object in making the appointment with Dr..
Parkman was to sue for further indulgence, he
was unable 10 meet his liabilities and he did not
state that he was ready To pay him any thing. He
says that DR.. Parkman abused him, and used the
most opprobrious epithets towards him, threaten
ing to get him turned out of his place. &c. 1t irri
lated him to the highest degree, and in moment
of frenzy he seized stick, and, with one violent
blow on the head, he killed DIR. Parkman on the
spot The confession then COCA on with the details
Of the after proceedings, which appear to have been
carried through with the greatest GOODNESS,
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JACOB SNYDER, ia,
40 WALNUT STREET. PUILADELPHIA

10 WALNUT STREET, PUILA LfHIA,
OFFERS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST WINES
" AND LIQUORS IL PHILADELPHIA
The lmpor,ations Of the undersigned arc only
from houses Of long established rcputa ton la Eu-
rope aud the 'nfsgrfyof every thing he sells be
relied upon.
tations Of MoEr's CHAMPAGNE wine Of extra
and matches quality, and imported by no other
house in the United states
Various other brapds and qualities of CHAM
PAGNE always on hand.
SPARKLING MusEl.LE the we'll known extra
"Scbar sb,rg" the best wine Of the Mosclle, direct
from Dicnbard Jordan, of Cobcntz, the first
house GA the Rhine and Moselc.
RARE AMONTILLADO, old and delicale-a
great wine for convaescents- and sss0rted sHER
RIFFS direct from the ROdssas of DurF, Goa DON
CO. AT Puerto. Santa Maria, in AndalI-ia.
PORT WINES, red and white. of unsurpassed
Ills HOOK WINES. CLARErs, BURG INDIES
sAUTERNE, RANsAC, Sc. &c, offer every IA
ciliiy for a sss,sonahic seec ton.
w has besides iol stock Of all the various kind.
% MADEIRA, SHERRY, PORT, LISBON, TEN
ERiFfE, SICILY, and other Wines usually o.sb ret
for sale. Also-LIQUoRs or All. .oRTs, in.
Guiding some OF the ye;y choicest COGNAC
BRANDY IN tec sountry, sold by the dozen or
SCOTCH ALE aud LONDON s'roUT Away.
on hand by the cask or dozen, cheaper than at any
other store.
HAVANA sE0ARs of direct importation. Of VA
riopg sorts and prices.
HOTELS AND COUNTRY TRADE supplied at
Wholesale prices on most favorable terms
CLUBS will hnd il much to their advantage 10
ordeJ ieom ,he subscriber,
FAMILIES can command the beet Of Table
Vince, at Gerry ow price,, also the cheapest
OF Wlnee aud Liquors, for Culinary Purposes.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, and
others at distance, can be supplied (and ksvs Dsa,
,ent by Poctnge Express" free AZ chorgs) with
Wines, &c. for table, by the dozen, in cases of
assorted Inv all aipor
their orders, through the Post Once, to
JACOB SNYDER, Dr.,
Importer and Dealer IN Wines, etc,
Julyi rs Walnut St, Phils
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BY c. w. porELER. Aueaop.er.
E,een,n, Household Furn,,Srs =, Auction.

.
I'm Monday, sih ma. commencing at 10 % chick ,
~ a. 10. shall scll. at the residence of n. II
stsrbuck esq, on street, between 18th aud 18th
streets, all his household furniture, consisting an
part Of Mahogany Chairs. Mahogany -ofas, Mar
bic top Centre Table, Mahogany Card Tables, Gilt
Frame alirrors, Mahogany Sidcboard; Parour,
Chamber, and Step csrpcting; French aud other
bcdstcads, Mahogany Dressing and Plain Bureaus,
very superior Feather Redo har and Sbuck Mat
tras-cs. Washs,apds Wardrobes, White Iron stone
China, Dinner aud Toilette ware, Table Cutlery,
Britannia ware, Table Linen Napkins, avory la rye
quantity Of Beddies, Wood aud Cane Seat Chairs,
Kitchen furniture, Cooking utensils sc. Together
with many articles useful TO housckcepcrs, not
deemed necessary to particulsrizc.
All OF which IL nearly new, in cxcellep; ogs,cr.
and of superior quality, we'll worthy the attention
Of housekccpers,
IsRhs All sums Of aud under s25, cash; over
$40 credit OF two and four months, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest
July 4-dif Auctioneer
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I AIDES TUCK COMBS.-Just arrived aud
IL opened, at JOHN II. GIBBS'S Fancy and Per-
unery Store, the latest and most hecoi0iag styles
of Tuck Combs, in shell and buffalo
Childrcn's long Comhs. side, pocket, dressing,
and fine tooth Combs
Hair Brushes, of English, French and American
manufacture
Ivory and buffalo framed do
Nail, tooth, comb. and shaving Brushes
Hat, cloth, and velvet do
Also, beautiful assortment Of ene French
Fancy Goods suitable for webbing and other pre-
scnts
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th aud 10th sta
July 4-3tif
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FOX NORFOLK
For Norfolk. Piney Point, and Old Point
Fare Reduced.

M y 1 fAmfh OSCfOIA VIII, ON the 10Th o
Il July, commence making two trips week tc
the above places, leaving Washing ion every Wed.
nesday and Saturday ats O'Clock, n. m. Return.
ing, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday al
4ocl"ck, p M. touching, going and returning, at
Pincy Point, Old Point, Cone River and the ususl
landings on the Potomac.
Passage to Pincy Point, . 90
Passage and fare 10 Old Paiut, 81 90; to 90 and
return at any time during the bathing season, Sc %
Passage and fare 70 Norfolk, So 90
July III JAMES MITCHELL.
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MRS. BANNERMAN, PennsyIvanta ave-
1V1 nue., between 9th and 10th streets has re-
ceived a very large and fine assortment VI choice
DRY GOODS, BONNETs, RIBBONS, LACES
LACE CAPES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, and as
the stock must be cl sed out in a few weeks I am
authorized to sell them at about hall the usu a
prices. especially Bonnets. Senators, Congress
men. and all, will find il much to their interest to
call as above. The stock OF fine, supcrhne, and
common Dress Shirts will vic with any assortment
that can DO shown any where, and much better
than can be found elsewhere ia the District; also
silk Under Shirts. My numerous friends and the
public will please call early as am determined ia
sell great bargains. MRS ZIMMERMAN
July 2-dtf
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TUE subscribers beg leave to notify their nu
Il nerous patrons that their respective accounts
will he scn To them the 2s,h OF this month"; snd
respectfully request settlement from all ON the
st of July, either by cash or notes at short daes
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY h co.
June 2b-d2vif
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FIRE INSURANCE..
Protection Insurance Company OF Hartford,
CO0nec ttcus,

Capital 1893, 900, paid IN and securely infested
~ W LATHAM, Agent for thu. long csts blished
~ and SUBSTANTIAL Company. is prepared To issue
policies ON the most favorable terms against losses
hy FIRE. upon every description OF property .itu.
ated within the District, or its vicinity.
Ofhcc at his Banking HOuse on seventh street
u. M HANSON - connected with the Agency OF
this Company, and is authorized to receive apoi,cs
tons for insurance. June 22-g taw9v;f
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Wizards Hotel,

Wizards Hotel,
Corner ~ Pennsylvania Auenue and Ian street
Palmer, Conn Mr. Clark and lady, N c
ID Ogden, n Y w Gay, Bait
w H Robertson. N c Rider, do
Porter, Bait w w Reed, Md
Harry, Washington l. Reed, do
Eames, Ny HJGlover. NY
w II Dimmick, Pa N Daniel, NY
II Beardsiee, do Hunter and lady Bos'r
l. Kennedy and lady, Ct Hale, do
MIR May Ny F Huffman, San Franco
White. do
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania -4penue and eth street
II Wolcott, N Y RK Thompson, Miss
Is Wocott, do Benedun, Va
q w Bartle, Va & r Russell. N
& Il Maury, Washin ton j Lewis, Pa
w Robertson, Va II w Booth, Ohio
X III Garnet, do + Mervain, NY
NJ Clarke, PhiIa Miss y M Shepherd. N
+ l. Hollis, Savannah II Ringgold, NC
NJ A Perkins, N Y Miss Bradford Bait
III Mcrrifeld, Miss ID Jones, sc
w b Clarke, Md j Rchar dson, $ &
Gen Twiggs. u 5 Miss Richardson, &
Mrs Henderson, Va w Bolton, N
Miss Henderson,. do Miss Beton Fla
ii Freddy, Pa q Halves, ny
J Boyd do
Gadsby'. Hotel,
Corner o, Pennsyipan dusnus aud Sd street.
J II Whitaker, N & Miss Miller, Pa
L Hanrahan, 40 L l. Peir.c, Ohio
DR. II ID Lime Mo Swift do
X 1 Thorn, Va Evans, do
Rev J Atkinson, Md w JohnsonVa
\ w North Phila /. Nellie du
e WEIGH Pa
living Hotel.
Corner u Pennsylvania dosnae and laM street
NJ Sianwood. Bristol Judge Bronson, Fla
G. Washington, Wash j Could Ga
Is Norris, Phila w Cook, Va
A Catlin, CT n IA Adams, n o
q X Fairbanks, lady Il &c Cotton, N Y
servant, Fla 5 osworth, n Y
w Magens, Phla Rogers, Rosion
Marcy, Albany ! McC51lock, do
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~ the wareroom Of CLAGETr & DODsON a
fresh supply OF the above desirable article ali in
prime order, vhich will be cold low if soon apoled
for. r.
Also, case summer or Alen.lale Quilts
case ready made sheets, "A new article IN this
market, which viii he sold just the worth of the
cotton; the oost of making IL thrown in without
charge,
And Z pieces superior and beautiful CARPET
ings, IN entirely now designs, which will be sold
considerably less than the goods can be had J.
few weeks hence
Fhose intending TO furnish in the fall. Who a.
sire To save considerably ON their outlay will do
wei to call on us at THE time, great bargains
can be bad with us in view Of prospects loo the
fall trade. CLAcF'Cr A. nnI.rnN
Corner of Penn. avenue aud 9th at up stairs
| June S2-3tif2wsoa
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WAsrED.-Ar respectable white woman, who
Nv would bc willing to do the work Of a small
PLAIN iamfly, may obtain agreeable home and
good wages by making inquiry ut this office.
July 3-9t
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PRETTY FANCY GOODS.

I'VE now ceiling off the remnant of our
w beautiful and rich Sash, Neck and Belt Rib
bons; Flowers In lunches and Bridal wreaths,
beautiful Dress Fans; embroder ed dcmi Ion D. half
fingered and short fett Mite.
PARKER'S
Fancy Comb ADD PcriuInery Store.
90 few dozen French Lawn Hats. expressly
for travelling, cheap.
July 2-3t [Southcrn Press.l
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NOIIGE

OUR office will be closed. customary, on the
" 4tb Inst Persons having notes then falling
due are respectfully requested to attend to them
the day previous. CoRCORAN & RIGGS.
july 4