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FELLOW DOCK AND SARSAP ARU1k
e nov pu- III IL tiis ia-yest sized hotties an.
| Is acknowledged IL sile 6ezz za--z1uc-iLEs
nlaus- Is certified BY tine t-0ad---Lz -1-xz /.
mas performed tine original copies Of EiIIe1 g-s
N the possession Of Lhs proprietor RsmsuLs-
1lsss II EIfs On1y .-tlc snG O-ygf1lal article
Tlls medicine E-her used according 10 IiIrec-IunS
E4Al CT RE WITHOUT FAIL
Sc-gflftc o. EHlcs ErI CCz-s-z 7Irzso-z E-ssr.-
ts0Ea' a. asss SssrE E-lsslg.sLGz (7fs-Dr-rc Ss-1
t-JIsz, husgr0-Hs u TsTt=-z, S-uld EEsaE Ra-.-
--aISsH. 7 atTss ~ fhs B0Tssz o J0futs Old Sy-x
C'sa t7@rS nt7sttHzg q nte 6iGsGs. SgDfiEss
t-f's1Fzc- Satz EhsIrH- L'JssGss EI.e 4 syrz-rsz
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q rTcll-I- +GH p. thE ssors l.Itd sao1scy--
Js1ts-at 1Ssoasitg L'-gIzl- LlEzE5,gr .T.,=7S,rr
r76 C0sfis-1lssz-
TH BEET FEKAI HEDIUIEF FpyTa
1nsIpIeIII consumption -Du-TenIress iu=u--ir-s
Or whites Ire-IliiIr meIisI-t tI0I iIln8ftiIse
o. urIIis ano genera .-leOHEr slste u uIjI,T ~.
cured Dy 4s-- ETuysUrE ExT-1Cz u eII.Ev DOCK
aIc SaraapG-illa- winch l-lv=s immediate -eEieT
p renewing Le foundation VI e4slr ErlC ss-err-4
Eiit DI8oc- Il neu--s-iIzes Lao flslusors isS.yfx
unnatural sec-eIIuIs GuC gives heufsiv actiyr \.
al tIff -Ital powers
Lex a. VINO vIsI 10 purge ti.e bisBd from ia.
impurities contracted IRON Iue free iutinIrsr-s
o Ilie HnleIIIt during winter BnG 70 prepare
tiss system z rtsEss summer sDideuics -zso-s
nov 20 -- 1'-- uUvs0I-s L-I-act o. fellow Iso-t
ftA-AI1 proving
uao1t 5tr InaIy O. Lts uI1iI.IaarIf diseases
lnszz hsEI L mar u. auC Eitev VII never Is dis
sispoIaEeC- 1U Il 1nIs -sHfeuv tine TIbif- Fsitf
Mas nfEa- F7Eve-eC--aIsEEs- csII vzsvs- To- y '.
4dHIlaSo o1 4-I8e-IsIIcE- lUs- ss EIai- yvsrY- ~
1AINn II other SPURIOUS cumuuIIntss - an
1ounuso on experience Th>y ~ ron ruir,.
"a nnsC-uns Il seeE nope NE and -iru- E-n-,
tIlh fasstH Dg4sLd0ac -eH4sEit Therefore havzs~.-
nroheL doFL Il health and EpI-iIs fuve-s-
iOtrhs0nie u himself auG 0tne-E ist M ON. Gj.s
--.1r o. RECOVER Is- Lne DaIeIr7 urlEv .yr,Ti.-=
sIanu LElE- M nope o. physical restoration fi--
0riiv II SusE1--E r LzC-ac- o. eIlUv Ifoc.f En6
sEv5anu-il.G auL I,e-sL.sris Mn for ms iif.F
zaf-e, Il ~ !. ann VI nave nc hesitation u
predicting hE Epesdy -esInrEEIuI L health,
a-ENAEsT-E1-l-E- OsveEu &C. June 1875
: : bsnnsTF-LJea- SI-- ! purchased e siro-s
-ms agL- bottle q vOU- 7 TeIiuv Duck ana
Sa-sapa-llII T0T ny wife v-IIcn Ehe Ias useC fu-
llec complaint L-vsII1+siaE auC VeEEness FaIiiur
o. tns 0ulL- exc anG Il mas aIreaLiv iasITeC
hs- ve-y mucE- u tIis t-ysII,elRs II mas efTsct=6
nea-i- s cu-s- ! nave JUz- purchased : second
fee cuunueTIF Lngz VII efiec- = Be-fscz cIr-s
LOU-z7 vs-y respectfully, \ EOBUEK
r. T-Ire g. ne bo-tiE-siz inzsE..s fu- s.
Sud Ok = ! PARK Clr OilIu.
Northeast cor o. Fnll--I ann Yaiuuz sEE-e1,-
trance 0u NaInuz-TO En0u 81 o-ds-z must
Bs addressed
AEENTS--JOhu Ivory Z SuI Summit N5u--
ny Z Zann- EDensbu-r- AIa-v Cr--. HpIiIdnzs-
nu-E- L SuEv- CIea-feiG- HiIdeb-zn6 L c.
lndIana- JBIn Sr0E- COlL Spring = Patton.
LiII-v-IIzEvIlle
Anil Sc Isl
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IIF FIGFFIT6 gTBRT

-l.s subscribe sIle citizens o. Cambria
county sta- ue lias opened sI0~e II Lns Summit
me- door II IHs posI otlce. where he VII keel
OF nsIlIC 8 large auG extensive assortment uF
-satsE Haas -t0gaIyG- consisting uf c--e- rosl-z
Asl-E- DaIIEIss- veIz- IlIIEsftt5nE shirts &c
IL SORTS GliC maCie Iiie latest s-vie and
mos GDu-UTeC ulaune-- zls0 OF nanG a la~zre
selection u boots sHeez mats. caIz 5zc- THESE
goods IL = determined IL sell iuw Tor casr and
NJ n persuaded LnE1 NJ oJrlsaL tha cheaIes-
-4-- -aC SCI EIse r-u0C;z
:. FETERS BERGER
SummIrviIie- lE. 81, ls51-du=
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Dissolution.

-,le plrcue-sliI ile-er0f1-, r,-is-l1I,- It,,,i -
L-i-int T-iic h-H nt Ela-E- Craig : c. IL ri,t
LaliI ns oaddiIHG ana Aie-c1,lI liizI1E bllsI..ss
vas Dissolved -Ie 81 u Euvara- fyv y,,15r4gl
consent Tine books o. the Ii-rs - n -f.e z7,~
Of C-a-E : Craig fu, collection
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Ta z-l tine attention u or friend an -uG
-..7.sr EsIla-.lI.- 60 0Jr-
Ill EEI WITH uRy GOODS
l.L-,wa-=- Sussnswa-Es bOOts, SHOES,
Eruce-ies. d..
.-- d. -agLs e1uz-s- uf tIie UsUa- assortment
e5-t.,z ms-e=. ssIIIIs-z- EIpaeraE- nrers-
- E-- and ~ eslL the attention o. IL, ladies
q u---I-u-l- o. aI- sE8cE ut faIrcy aiDacaz. mo
-L- -u=--~=. sca-ls- cGsEme-e- p-aIG TsaIIIL- ne
re- Dr. sacE1l- tl4uFr---sI va-I TulBs- clu-t-
AZ --z-- 1-TvI- --eel-. s-s-ls-- cus--y cu.U~--.
mi IL Eyso. uss-1u0- Also CuuuI-r ciu-L
49, LuEilsl ui=-Iuoez- 0f SAME cuiu-s-
SIX SIl. h
fz Esys -, T. gssC s-sss--uieII- ~ plaIE aHd
azI-s- Sill vHlcI EiL ~ SOLD N iov as lre~
ell b. B1u=u- y -sIaL II an e. the Eastern
-..,-z consisting Of =lacIe sGIII cHlsI poUF- a.
e. - AZ EluHe- s-EuuaI ds ve.sG- ulurr re-
I-s-IlG- l--- IL4-lGL u5IisL slIE-s- TU1sgne- witt
L--T2. - SKATE. p-mJsS- IUH- EH-IlsL.
t-=ucL- &c &c-
ATS 4 CAP
~. 1ssl--1EEu- o. mer and Dr-z sitE ll-lls1-.
-.1l anL -u- cap= and Es-E 81 cIs lures- s-~i.-z
= - g-eGI=s- vG-t=-v arEc FuuuE II rlgsase II
UUrc 49,
I @ 0 : L 81 Is
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zlL=z H1IJs an s-IUT-@-z GEM fIEls -s-E- and
Al Nt--- 4L- A=1l"r ETT Gzi- car BuG-z- anu
'l--r14c u-u--ns v1.cI las article =. VII IL
slrt O. vea- nm months We vi se. 4 v.-v
10 article Of Hsu-- u0U-z fu- = - I-.-
l=1-- shoe L. - cent ru $50
GROCERIES,
I'VE -ll- clHv e~e- ve-v sai5 ue-s. before
w. --7e ."- o. -UuC CONNER nfalas---z IL E
g. III gallon E=c= winch VII be sold ve-r
.-@-l - Su---. -uua uuL s--ur moiussez
''= anu & ulacEt--- II malt 1iI--elz ve--
~ -oa=e ~ VII sci Il IL advance OF til-=e-
'---t--s o. = zen De- pound uI COS II selling
l-- 'a- Az we G-s doing bIlsInezz aI Ia=arE-
--1- l-lL.cIpies. ~ hope JU sell uE cueaI - an
l--'l- = u1- cheaper We therefore uupt IN.
q ol- friends and eve-v bo0y else. VINO vlsl
q p --f- Eu-rn o. tHeI- none VII cal o1 a.
FH@ -he ladies VII flud aI ass1--uls1- 5r
dress uOUds Of the Best QuaIl-v, ! asI
IUD anl Stvie.
-- trimmings VI MAO selecIeC uv & iauv II III
- -Il EIuE tHem TC ~ Lns vs-v iaIesr IasI
VI W nave Z lev maLte-ur silE-uuuusI
---as-z winch az BOIIneJs. f0- BeaII-v an
---11llI-y- buz = is ImDuEsinie Ju nieu-Iuu 3.
- ---lclez tEa- ara neE auc cneaT al W rs
l---1uIs auC SEE
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tySferS.

Il Is said tna- FIeids Of Baltimore PACKS uT
Ens DesI CHessDes1Es OYSTERS II 1ue caUIIIJ---.
They asre seHc direct Io John Ivory ! S1L- sum
mIl. VINO can SUNNY sn0I--EeeUe-s aId families
sIIHer Uv the can u II the smell a ne h1ves-
price Summit l,s,c 81. zs5--S
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RPHANs COURT SALE

T. ,;. - al ,~~tlsT Of tIs 0-71iiuns Court o.
Caul-la cOuntr. Eila-e - = - 'O7- = 3Sl'i1i1
SAFE Oh the premises II L.lulil-lG =. l17--l az
u-Il enuH-ys u tns h-sg Monday Of Laae..., ,ai
lie-I the following assc-ieC rea esEsG1e gigt.lr
Il ai-i1 to Vllsllll containing -yFU acrts ma~e u
less. bonn lied Dr TLs BlacEiicE creeE ana lands
ut Murray ! Zsnn
-erIl-@ Eiii-it ElcvTn OF GAY Of safe
JOHN = EEzNS EIIn~tiinrs
u Griffith =. EvsLus and Erasmus EvgI,g IllInp-
children u Th0s. 7. Evaus ae=e.seC
Il 0-Le- ~ Zle Court
Va ELTTEL.L CIs~k
Euensbu-c- ECv- G. 81 --s-
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Look Out :

Contractors assd sT 71lhe-s desI~1us % nu-lsiIa-
sIuc ro0os a. wholesale and ~ iuv prices caI
uo sg ~ calling OF UE sooI-- - ve a. lus- -
ceE-III- run BaI-Iulu-e 4 4l--s s1ucE o. T- Lig
coffee % barrels CiUIna ana Iau-Io KIcu muiazsez
n O. sucar, nlaeks-e-- herring &c winch VI
believe ve can sci lover LIau any ocIer fI-1n n
Lnev purchased i-sf1-s the -iss II rfls ma
ksL- Cal End see INT stock
JOHN TVCET Z son
SUmrlirvzLIeN DC. - 81 -
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
Inc undersigned have formed L el-ua--ue-slIr.
unde- IN name ana nm or Clark ! craig. anu
WI continue IN business o. mercIlaudizII. II
-Lit p;u stand THF- -g-JI-I -neIr EuaEs IA -ifsl,
Trends 1l- -HclT GF=r Usl--uIigse ana IIr~Ire one
uIl- L. tc CAL ana s-HIuIne lneI- sIocz Of Ir--
GOODS G-uee-itz- Hurcva-s and -tItesnsv-a-e
before purruazlug elsewhere. Is cnav intend u
sci goods low
e. = LLALk = Z ELArE
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NOTICE

7U lns sJncE-holdsrE Of Ias jefferson and Fissr.<-
hu-c Plank Road, that at election vii f,s t.lo
a. the c0J-J house II the borough OF EbensbIl-r
Gn Thursday the -7-th dlv o. November. u elsc1
one PRESIDENT, one treasure sE6 i've Manager.
fc- salG load
JOHN BRANLEY. Sec-s-a--
Nov e Is51-+td
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CHEAP LEATHER SADDLES AND
SHOES
The Turning sauiiiuE- and SboemaEuc bI-
sIIess WI ~ continued r. tis undersigned UI-
le~ rne -ne nm n E.vuus- aG-- & .5uules Thsv
,-s tlianErIl fer lle IDe-sl patronage bestowed
upuI -nem 10y -itslr friends auC cal attention IL
-nsr- sTucE Of iesL-hs-- saddle harness and
suo-z manufactured ny themselves Z : superior
manner.
Ii Evans. II :. EAIE IN JAMES
EDeusDU--- EUTsulps- IL. 1s5--8m
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9 u rET
O. D- iselG II Ebs,,si,17-- n - l ie'
o. LaE-b-Ia -he Is. Aig1,i,--- - - Nl Gu XIX
'--.e -'ieN' uIrs - Ic1er n Csu.ress F..srz
-, ----'-I - AlILa EIeinIsu
fA a. Z d. ] cl,ioss.c-
u ~aHue. lE.iuu
Igler bguGIe-rv v - - ------ x -
- = Lncs Mchas-msn
-. L --SaL y oanue, Dillon
ii-iis-l-ah- 4 Ae--s vs bonn " Ba-1t=s
TA5.-, 1.Io1 i--hse- yE Lloyd ! Ilytle
.,uIL % beIlIon vs. II Patton
I--i-'-A - 6sOrEs Gates
----t-sL - Smith SL-raI-
..uilI VI Barnes - T..or, : =
- . -ht-JerIlIt V L'anL ColcIesser q u
- o--iia.uA moore - I-uuE { FouCz
~ = IL mn : Thomas I-vln
= D-T-s vs. 7 : : Lane
:, ,''--l-A I \ a-Ier = Nm BIngnau
EUHraIu E-Igru -s INN. ",
: ! CunicE - Nr7.i,,,s- -,
: q ha-lsZ aim Carroll { Jei-..-
SAINT same
Siihlue- 1luty - john Long
S@ntt IS Same
y 4I EITTE-TL T-g.rz
t-rucnnnC-a~y's L'ffI-U
Nov. Is 1851
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Letters Of administration having been granted
IU Cns subscriber 0L Lhe estate Of F-ancls Swan
lUJe OF oGSuuenanna township deceased al
persons 4sss4eInc Chains against saId estate VII
present Lus same duiy authenticated for settle
mEuL- JOHN swan
SUsquehannE township Nov. "a, 1s5I-5-6t
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LIST 6T CITSEN

u ogv71 II, c-Ia- a tUu-y o. Common 1pts,s
o. De uelC II EbeusiI,T-- IN s,1-l ie's
o. LoE-b-ia -he Isl AIo1l,.s- a. II -.
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= fresh arrival Of Boots SHOES Summer
Hats Caps, Fancy EiInp and Florence Straw
BUunsJs- Powder, Sun Caps Shot Lead &c
-eceEveG TINS day and for sale q tie ei,sr -1s-t
u : MOORE
June nc 1851
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HTS d AP :

--1I anC Iu- cap anC Es-E 90 tue lures- s-~i--z
= - E-e&J=s- T4-t=-v arEc 5uGuI II rs8sase n
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CLOTHING!

u 10 H.4NT BaR 8gEsg-
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SOMETHING NV.

- e., .He attention u or friend an enc
-.-.lr EsIis-.ll.- 60 our
III All WITH uRy GOODS
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have JUS received from nrLladeIuil.a ~ -le
c-o-n-ns zIo-s II HEsIssDu-z- = large assu--nsel
%
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GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
GEoRaETows. June 1912 m

GEORGETOWN, June 1912 m.
The beautiful ceremony of dedicating the new
Roman Catholic church came off at the time
appointed yesterday. 1t was highly interest
ing in its character, and well calculated to make
lasting impression upon the mind and heart
of every individual present. The discourse of
the Rev DR.. Ryder-alike interesting, pointed,
and eloquent-was well suited to the occasion.
1t was listened to with profound attention
throughout by the large audience present. The
music by the choir was excellent, and accorded
well with the deep and soul-stirring tones Of the
splendid new organ. Every thing passed off in
the most satisfactory manner, and all were
highly pleased with the days devotion. The
receipts for admission amounted to 1921.
The Odd Fellows of Rockville intend celebrat-
ing the Fourth of July by having procession,
orations, &C.; and have rendered to the brother
hood in our town an invitation to unite with
them ON the occasion. 1t has been accepted, and
understand a large number of them are going.
A SAD AcCIDENT.-Ye sterday, while col
ored boy, belonging to Mr.. Thomas Dawson,
was sculling boat in the river near the Foundry,
fore assistance could be rendered, he was
drowned. The body was found this morning.
There is much talk with us about extending
the right of suffrage to all free white male citi-
zens, and electing all the Corporation officers by
the people; but, like many other talks of the
kind, 1 think it will end in what Paddy shot
at-nothing! We had better talk about proyi-
ding better accommodations for the coal and
other trade upon the canal, before our neigh
bors monopolize nearly if not all of it.
The health of our town never was better at
this season than now.
The several Sabbath schools will celebrate the
4th of July at the following places, viz: The
St. Johns, Christ and Methodist church schools,
in union, at the beautiful place of Col. Thomas;
Barnard; the Methodist Protestant, at the resi-
dence of John H. King.
The -four and grain market remains unchanged
Flour $4@$4.123. There was sale on satur-
day of 1900 bushels wheat at 9Oc.
Canal Trade.-Arrived, Potomac, 48 miles,
wood, &C.. Westmoreland, Cumberland, coal !;
J. Snively, do. M. Standish, do; J. Shriver,
do; G. W. Riggs, do; Saloma Clarke, do; W.
H. Harrison, II miles, wood; Ohio 81 miles,
wheat, &C.; Lady, 107 miles, corn, &C.; M. L.
Rawdon, Cumberland, coal; w. C. johnson, 45
miles, corn, &C.. Louisa, Cumb., coal; Column
bia, do; Maryland, AZ miles, wheat, &c.; Ca
toctin, 81 miles, -four, &C.; Daniel Webster, 81
miles, limestone; P. Janney, 81 miles, -four,
&C.; two gondolas 81 miles, bark
Departed-lsabel, Chesapeake, VIM. Fowle,
Experiment, J. Lind, E. Hoffman, Potomac,
Oregon, W. A. Harper ELECTRO.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, having completed his large and
pleasant building upon his farm in the country about
three miles from Washington city, the Turnpike to
Bladensburg, prepared to receive boarders Gen
tlemen with their families single PERSONS can be
commodated with board and lodging by the month"; week.
day. Picnic or other parties also be accommo
dated by giving previous notice.
Upon the Farm, the house, is Spa Spring, of
well known medical properties being strongly impreg
mated with Sulphur, Iron, Salts, and Magnesia.
There will be, at all times, at the Spring. Refreshments
for ysiters viz Lemonade IceCream and all the Fruits
of the season. Disorderly persons excluded from the
grounds and visters received Sundays He desires
to be by the rules of Temperance, and
quently will furnish no liquor to his guests.
Means of conveyance from and to the city daily.
Every exertion will be made to render visters
ortabe and he respectfully socs the patronage of the
public
MEADOW BANKS, June 10, 1851. R. w. BURROWS.
P.s.-A good secondhand PIANO wanted, to purchase
rent
good sober COOK find place by calling on the
subscriber. Satisfactory reference required.
Reference can be made to John Caan, esq, Clement
H. Bennett, esq, or to John Van Reswick, esq.
/ June ll-eo2m r. w. b.
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PUBLIC GARDEN, MUSIC, ETC.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER most respectfully aequants his
friends and the public that he Is now prepared 10 re-
ceiye company at his Establishment Ills Saloons and
Drawing commodiousy fitted up for parties of
ladies and gentlemen, where they will be served by
obgng and attentive walters Separate rooms furnished
for private parties His arbors and grounds are being
put proper order Arrangements have been made with
the United States Marine Band to perform each Tues
day evening, until II o'clock His Creams etc. will be
always Of the best quality, ana at moderate prices No
Portable. ..
In order to insure quiet, unannoyed promenade, he
adopts the present. the following Patrons
visiting the Garden, when illuminated, will procure
check at the ticket Office, the gate for which IL
cents is required and which check other than Gala
nights is redeemable in confectionaries for the
amount.
An efficient police have been engaged to preserve order
on gala nights.
Thankful for patronage thus far, he hopes to deserve
continuance of the His expenses in carrying out
the above it is obvious large but he relies upon
the iberaty Of the citizens to be able to proceed.
T. HOLDEN, Proprietor
of Locust Grove Garden,
june 11-T&Sf Corner of Il and 10th streets.
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JAS. F. HARVEY, Undertaken,
Seventh street, between g and II streets

Seventh street, betceen q and II streets,
WOULD respectfully return his thanks
to his fellow-citizens, and those of the
rounding country their past patronage and would in
form them that he is fully prepared to m all orders for
Funerals at the shortest notice lie would respectfully
say that he has taken considerable pains TO provide him
self with all manner of conveniences for Undertaken
His Of preserving bodies in The ioayme Uedter has
never failed to give the utmost satisfaction.
Ca lie keeps constantly on hand a large supply Of
ready-made COFFINS, Of all sizes.
June 2-MW&S-1m
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GEORGETOWN.
UPH0LSTERING AND PAPER-HANGING
ESTABLISHMENT,

Bridge street, doors from Congress ST., north side.
ID ODER BROTHER respectfully inform their friends
III and the public generally that they daily receiv
ing in addition to their already large and extensive stock
of PAPER-HANGINGS AND UPH0LSTERING GOODS
patterns of Paper &C. We have in store one OF
the most extensive assortments of Paper in the Dis
trct Persons will find it to their advantage to give
call before purchasing elsewhere sell cheaper
than any house in the District.
Every article in line made to order such as Hair
Shuck and Cotton MATTRESSES Pew Cushions Cur
tains, Feather Beds Easy Chairs Lounges, &c, &C.
He- Patented Hair Spring Mattresses made to order
June 4-n RODIER a BROTHER
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PIC-NIC,

PICNIC. 4. ....
TIME members of the Island Friendship Club respect
i fully to the public that they will give
Picnic at Arlington Springs on Wednesday, June 18TH
The boat will leave l4th street bridge at o'clock,
Tickets, each admitting gentleman and two ladies' 49,
MANAGERS:
T. L. Borgess. J.R. Whtemore,
M. A. Caldwell, J. Il. Kersey,
=. j. Pierce, 4. w. Cole,
j. @. Dudley, II. Walter,
j. II. johnson, j. Tucker,
J. Indermaner, @. A. Norris,
l.. Jones, 7. Walter,
X. ii. Graham, ID. Fenton,
J. Vermillion, s. b. Taylor.
June 12-3tFMTu.