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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
July /, 1852.

Ssr r.. Il. r.. I'm Engiand.-Her Majesty cured
Of sick headache in minues Asonshment Of Sir Jas
CLARK and the royal householdRsdways Ready Relief
performing wonders In England by curing the nobility Of
the Gout Neuralgia Dyspepsia and tho masses Of Rheu
matte and other complaints almost It applied
Such Is the reputation which this quick and powerful rem
ey has attained that her Maestys Court Physician Sir
James Clark, recommended her Majesty to use It
cason when her Majesty had very severe attack of Sick OF
Nervous Headache.
$50 many wonders, your Majesty, have our American
neqhbors produced that 1t may please your Majesty TO
ry this Ready Relief which everybody extolss 30 highly
think your Majesty win derive speedy relief"
Her Majesty condecended to have the Relief applied and
IN Legs than minutes she was free from pain, and the
royal house Of England TO the quick efficacy Of Radwayf
Ready Relief was indebted for 80 speedy recovery
Railways Ready Relief is not only the most popular
remedy In England but ia the only secret medicine admit
ted in the royal household. Price so and 25 cents
asy- For sale by O. sToTr Co. and W. II. GnMAS.-Ea
July 9--eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
P. J. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,

Eighth street, three doors from the Avenue,
II EEpS always on hand u select stock Of seasopable
N Goods for gentlemen, which he makes up to order
notice, and at reasonable prices.
Wishing 10 prepare for hs Fall trade, he WILL from this
date dispose Of his remaining stock of Spring and Summer
Goods at very low prices
Gentlemen in would do we'll 70 call early, os the
stock Is yet very complete.
iy iyl4-TuTh&Sfif .TRepubliel
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!

8 contemplate moving from my present place of bus
N the last Of the month"; shall commence this day
to run my stock Of Dress Goods at prime cost consisting
of beautiful Bereges Grenadines Tissues, Lawns. Silks
Berege LANES Embroidered Musns, Parasos Bonnets
Ribbons Gloves &C. Ladies in want Of gery cheap goods
az Wholesale prices will please give CALL and they viii
be satisfied my prices at least 26 per cent less than
other stores 7. b. BROWN,
jy 14-tr bet. 7th and 6th sts, opp. Centre Market
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
The National Portrait gallery.

r. King, esq, agent for the sale Of this work
in the District of Columbia may be found at Mrs.
McPherson's, third door from Adams's Express
office, Pennsylvania avenue.
The first number of the Gallery has just been
sent to US, containing engraved portraits of Gen.
Washington and Mrs Washington, with biogra-
phical sketches. H..
The whole work is to be published in forty
numbers, at twenty five cents each--a cheap and
valuable addition to the library Of every Ameri-
oot, x |AHt .
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.

HE undersigned, by virtue Of deed of trust duly re-
corded will offer for sale at public auction on the prem
ses on "Wednesday next, the 2lst july at m all the
right and title of William T. Clarke In and to Lot r. in sub
division of origna Lots g. and H. Square 452 su
ated on the north si1e Of street. between 9th and It'll
streets fronting rs feet street. running back 92 feet
IS ee alley and containing 24l2 square feet The i'm
provements consist of twostory frame dwelling, with
back building.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance In twelve months from
day of SALE secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee Con
veyancing ut of the purchaser On failure Of
chaser comply with the terms of sale in one week from
day Of sale property be resod at his cost and risk
E JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee.
iyl5--3t&ds q. A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
ml - - sonnnirn ua rinns nlans al tha Sonfh fn

They are forming various plans at the South to
draw the trade from New Orleans. railroad is
proiected-several of the links finished, and the
whole in fair way to be completed--leading from
Memphis to the Atlantic shore, by way OF Chat
anooga. Another plan is to construct road
from Savannah TO Natchez, distance OF about
500 miles One of the leading objects OF this
line is to promote emigration. 1t often takes as
long to get from Savannah to New Orleans, with
packets, as it does to come from Liverpool TO
Savannah.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
By ISRAEL & GREEN, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE SMITH
SONIAN INSTITUTE AT AUCTION.-0n Friday, the
10th instant shall ael on the premises at O'Clock %
Lots Nos q and a. situated in square No. 296 No Il has
ont of 40 feet inches 18th street; No. "a fronts DO
street. and each running back to the depth OF
IL feet less between and streets south. Also
No. situated In square No. 1885, which fronts also on 18th
street 26 feet and back between same streets TO the
eptb Of lO8 making three handsome and desirable
building lots situated In the most healthy section of the
Island, and which property is rapidly improving.
Terms Onehalf cash balance In six, twelve, and gh-
teen months notes bearing interest from day OF sale
Iced given and deed of trust taken Title indisputable
juy l2-td ISRAEL a. GREEN, Aucuoneers.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
MADAME GOODALL,

Late M'Ue lie Petit, from Europe, and pupil ofSig.
Labidche, Profr. and Teacher Of Singing.
rT,ERMs per quarter Sls per month at same rate An
| abatement when two or more join TO take lessons
Two lessons per week.
Families and Schools attended In Washington, George
town, and Alexandria.
Address at Mrs. BAYS next door to Dougasss green
bouse q street north jy 15-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Pablo schools.

The Primary School No. 2, First District, in
the basement of Union Chapel, Twentieth stree,
taught by Mrs. NJ E. Rodier and Miss Lowe
No. 8, Of the same district taught by Miss s. NJ
waggaman and Miss NJ. s. Wells; and the Pri.
mary Schools Of the same district, taught by
Mrs. s. Kelly and by Mrs. s. G. Henshaw, were
yesterday examined by Messrs. Abbott, Davis
and Farnham, Of the Board Of Trustees, in the
presence of many visiters.
General appreciation is expressed of the condi
ton of these schools, together with regret tina
larger number of our citizens do not attend t.
witness their efficiency.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Our Proposed Campaign Paper--s'T The
Rights OF the People,.

We have determined not 10 issue this paper.
All moneys that have been received for 1t viii be promptly
reurned and those who do not receive such returns the
mail after the receipt Of this notice requested to
inform Of the fact. Hs
Our thanks rendered to many friends
The readers Of the DAILY AMERICAN TELEGRAPH win In
few days perceive in its columns the evidences of enhanced
efficiency and aeceptableness july s-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
WARRINGTON, D. c., July la, 1862.


DEAR sR Having witnessed the extraordinary beneficial
results produced upon your plan of treatment and having
made ourselves acquainted with the principle of nutrition
employed for the promotion Of health advanced In your
work entitled "yews Of the New Theory of Disease and
Cure based upon the Nuitiys Principles" and having
placed ourselves under Jour treatment and knowing
merous others whe anxious to do earnestly
quest all copormabe to your arrangements that you
will consent TO remain for further period Of time in Wash
iugton We induced to make this request regret
70 learn that you are about to leave for the West.
We remain, sir, very respectfully, yours,
n. c. READ
SAMUEL EWING
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
EXCURSION AND PICNIC TO GLYMoNT.

q UBSCRIBERS notified that the Picnic will take
y place Wednesday, 21st July and their tickets are
ready for delivery at the following places g. R. Byrnes
grocery, 9th and Penna avenue; r. Downers cigar
store Penna avenue W. H. Temps confectionery, 7th st.
and Of the subscriber The steamer George Washington is
engaged, and will leave her wharf at s o'clock.
Tickets ST. admitting gentleman and two ladies.
iy lb-5t t..~ j. v. SHIELDS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

Bay@ Thomas Hart Benton, or cold Bullion"
is nearly eighty years Of age, fifty of which he
has squandered upon politics. He is a temperate
a strapping negro body servant, whose morning
duty is to rub Old Bullion down with cold water
and crash the old gent then takes walk, has
breakfast, and goes to his work. So says the
Pennsylvanan. Gaa .a. aI .Hn
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Schools.

The examination is now in progress of the
Rtttenhouss Academy, New Jersey avenue and 3D.
| street, and Union Academy, New York avenue,
near l4th street. 49, -..~.
Washington Catholic Seminary has to-day given
| it's annual exhibition at the theatre.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
PIANOS, MUSIC, SC.

HE subscriber has just repenshed his stock Of superb
] Pianos. His assortment is complete. Magnih.
cent Louis XIV and central 6I and octave rosewood
Pianos of unsurpassed volume Of tone and elegance OF
6ngh from the celebrated mandatory Of Chckerng Bos
TOM and 90 and octave rosewood Pianos of beautiful
tone and finish from The best New York makers.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay.
THE large number Of which have been sold by the
subscriber is good evidence ofher quality and reasonable
prices. 1T. I,.
all the newest songs md instrumental pieces by the bes
comnosers RICHARD DAVIS,
~ i15-eo3t Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

II HAVE SERVED rRE UNION FOR FoRTY-oDD
YEARS, AND FEEL MYSELF CITIZEN OF EVERY
PART OF IT; AND WHATEVER OF LIFE AND
STRENGTH / MAY HAVE SHALL nE DEVOTED 40 ITS
persERvA rroN. "-General Winfield SCOTS Castle
GARDEN Speech.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

CARD.-The subscriber, being about to enter into
N Copartnership and open new and more extensive
Religious Book Establishment, will close up ms present
He therefore respectfully requests those indebted 10 MN 10
call and settle their forgetting to buy lo Of
10 1h-,r GRAY. 7th street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

MSY> The Democrats affect to fear General
Scott, because he is supported by a portion of
the Northern Freesoilers. The Fairmount VA
Republican suggests that there need be no fear;
that Gen. Scotts antecedents are sufficient qua
ranty for his fidelity; and that Mr.. Polk did not
support the tariff Of AZ, though supported by its
friends in Pennsylvania as tariff man
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
DIR. Hail and the Nutritive Principle

We give place to the following correspondence
at the request of Messrs Read and Ewing, by
whom it has been furnished to US. We have our
selves been favorably impressed in reference to
DR.. Hall by the perusal of his recently published
work:
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
GEN. Pierce,s "Home Views" on 81

GEN. Pierce's "Home Views" ON slavery.
That the sentiments expressed by Gen. Pierce
in his New Boston speech are honestly entertained
by him, we have no doubt; and that they are sen
timents that do honor to the head and heart of a
man who has always lived and moved among a
strong anti-slavery people, with whom his gym
pathies are established, is not to be gainsaid.
But that they accord with the opinions and prin
pies attributed to him by the Democrats of the
South, no one will declare. A report says:
ssThe speaker noac took up the subject Of slavery.
He said ii a0as the greatest trouble Of the country,
and ,cas so regarded by Washington. As for him
self he snever saao q human being IN bondage aoih
out feeling his heart revolt at It, Slavery is contrary
to the constitution IN some respects-a moral blot
upon the character of the nation. But ii can't be
helped"
And another report says: -a.
The INQUIRY was then made: "Do you regard
the features of the fugitive slave law as consist
ent with common law I" u
Gen. PIERCE: /" Well, If must ansaOer, no, J
do not. hare been asked if I liked this fugitive
feeling at the gioing up Of slaOe the fugitive slaue
law is oHo7ed TO humanity. Here some one an
CURED, is it not opposed to right2l Yes, 1t is OPP
posed to moral right. But our fathers made the
compact, and we must fulfil it. | say nothing
of the humanity of it, nothing of the right of it. y
The Union has no defence to make for these
avowals and therefore denies the authenticity Of
the reports but that will prove futile. The two
reports coincide too well for inventions or mis-
takes; and the contradiction of their accuracy
comes too late now. The views Of Gen. Pierce
are revealed, and his friends must annex then
to their platform.
The Alexandria (Va.) Gazette alludes to tn
Unions assertion that the report of the speech {
Gen. Pierce, given in the two New HampshiI
papers, is entirely false. "If So" it says I"
is curious affair. The speech was made on th
I'd of January, and the report of it was publishc
in these two papers few days afterwards, an
the Republic says it was not contradicted. How
ever, we give instantly the denial made by tn
Union, because we DO not wish injustice done t
General Pierce in any particular. If the Ne'
Hampshire papers referred to deliberately mad
a forgery, no reprehension is too strong for tn
case. But as the names, &C., Of the partie
present are giyen we presume the whole matte
will be investigated, and the truth be made full
known"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
General scott.

The editors of the Intelligencer learn that
Gen. Scott has already declined several invita-
tions to be present at public meetings, and that
he will continue to decline all such invitations
pending the Presidential canvass.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE!

r HAVE for sale twostory Brick House, situated on
street. between 9Th and 1th, containing eight rooms and
washhousc lot Is l30 feet Deep running back TO
alley and has excellent we'll of water with choice
sut trees Apply at BROWNS Dry Good Store,
IL Cent rket
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

Washington Light Infantry An adjourned
esting Of the Corps win be held this Thursday)
ming, OF O'Clock p. m .. : x,.....
jy 15-lt BENZ H. BEERS, Sec
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
DWELLING WANTED.

vIBE advertiser wishes to rent lease good large House
suitable for respectable clearinghouse, and would
10 willing to purchase furniture and fixtures Of good
quality. Address X. Y. T. At this oace BA-a
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Foreign News.

Werefer to our telegraphic head for late and
interesting intelligence from Europe, by the
steamer ASIA which has arrived at New York to.
day. E.....
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Canrresa To-dax.


SRNATE.--Mr. BRIGHT presented the creden.
tials of the Hon DAVID MEnRIwErHER, Senator
appointed by the governor Of Kentucky to fill
the vacancy occasoned by the death of Mr.. Clay
till September when Mr. Dixon's term win COM
mence.
Mr.. NJ appeared and took his scat
Several Senators expressed the doubt whether
the governor had any power to make such APP
pointment.
On motion of Mr.. HUNTER, the Senate took up
the joint resolution of the House, fixing the time
for the adjournment of Congress on the 10Th Of
August
Mr.. HUNTER moved to amend by striking out
18th and inserting 30th of August. Rejected
yeas %, nays 22.
A motion to lay the resolution on the table was
disagreed to, and it,was then postponed for one
week
Mr.. NoRRIss resolution, requiring all appro-
priation bills to be sent to to the Senate ten days
before the time fixed for the agreement of Con-
gress, was adopted.
The deficiency bill was then taken up
HOUSE OF The House took
up the bill granting the right Of way and dona-
ton of public lands to Florida and Alabama to
aid in the construction of railroads in those
States. n st
Mr.. CABELL briefly spoke in favor of the bill,
when, after an Intellectual motion had been made
to lay it upon the table, the House refused to re-
fer it to the Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union The morning hour expired.
Mr., GohNAN called up the bill reported by him
yesterday, proposing to abolish the contract sys.
tenn of printing, elect q public printer by each
House, and fixing the prices to be paid. This
gentleman entered into an explanation and
after further proceedings, the consideration Of
the subject was postponed until to morrow.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
NEW MUsIC-JUsT RECEIVED.

INHE lonely aud wife EE E&
i We come again with song to greet you EthiOpian)
Old folks at home
The separation
Home again
What are the wild waves sayingi DustD
Wait for the wagon, Guitar and Piano)
When am old
Sweet memories Of thee
Love not Quickstep
And an assortment Of Polkas Quadrles, schotsches,
Watzes &c. which win be sold low IN Quantities at
WIMER'S Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
jy 12-tr 9th st., near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
To Our City Subscribers.

Mr.. Henry r. Wood, who has heretofore su'
perintended the distribution Of the Daily Amer.
lean Telegraph in all parts of the city except
Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard has this day as.
signed to us all his accounts. We hereby give
notice that no moneys due for this paper are to
be paid to any person not hereafter publicly au.
thorized by us.
CONNOLLY & SMITH
WASHINGTON, June 30, 1852.
N. B-Persons wishing to make payments
can do so ut our counter, where all orders will
be received
June 30
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
CHEAP AUCTION SHOES.

have purchased several lots Of Shoes at Auction, which
will be Sold either retail in lots at very low prices for
ash II JANNkY,
jy 12-2w Sth st., near the General Pest Office
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
VERY CHEAP DRY GOODS!

CLOSING OFF SUMNER STOCK!
WE would to friends and the public gen
w orally, that closing of our Summer
stock and ali kinds Of Fancy Summer Gvods must be old
such the following which still have good stock Of
so pieces Bereges, from 1917 to so cents
100 do Lawns do 1212 to 81 n cents
rs do Fancy Summer silks, So 621a, and 10 cents
10 do Tissues, some very pretty
so do Dotted Swiss Muslins, from 26 cents up
10 do Fine Organdie Lawns, rich patterns
rs do Summer Prints
rs do Irish Linens. all grades
10 do Pillow slip Linens
10 do Barnsley Linen Sheetings AT very low prices
20 do Musquito Net
20 do Cheap colored Tarleon for covering furniture
We have the following addition In the last few days.
200 pieces very nice wide Bleached Cotton to sell at
800 do Yard.wide Bleached Cotton, from to 121ac.
Also very good stock of New York mills and others
fine make Of Cotton, for Shrtings
25 pieces Cotton Sheetngs, all widths, with general
stock Of bleached and brown Cotton Goods.
We earnestly request Of those ofour friends who have not
settled their accounts since the 1 Of july that they Will
come forward early possible and close them
up, either with the money notes at short dates.
YERBY MILLER.
iy 12-edlmif Union and INTEL same
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

Mr.. Robert W. Goggin will, from and after
this date, serve our subscribers as above. He
will call upon them, and to him all dues and
arrearages may be paid.
JrIy l. 1852 =.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
BAYNEs PAN0RAMAs |!

bh1NEo fhNUhhmhoi
NTow open at oDDFELLows' HALL, for q short season
IN only, BAYNES celebrated series of Gigantic Pano
ramas, entitled
A Voyage to Europe!
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston, Its Harbor, BALI
fax the Atlantic River Mersey, Liverpool, the Crystal
Palace of the Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey, London
from the Thames passing under the bridges and ending
With magnificent view Of the Thames Tunnel brilliantly
ILLUMINATED and both banks of the beautiful River Rhine.
as- An Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday alter.
moons at 3l5 o'clock
~ Admission rs cents; Children under l2 years of age
l212 cents.
S- Doors open at Panorama to commence moving at
o'clock. ye-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
BEDBUGs! BEDBUGs!

bEUbUUpI o6uoUuO'
HHtBAZY AZ q Bedbug" is an expression frequently
used to convey the idea Of the enthusiasm of unacy
illustration afforded Of its aptnes 70 these itt
pests when under the influence Of the ENGLISH VERMIN
DESTROYER, causing them to tumble somersets stand
upon their heads, and execute other gyratons equally
sftsrWaT Cali at WIMERS who alone has it for sale
T jy f4%tr ''''' " SIXTH STREET, Louisiana av.
DOoMs TO RENT.-Inquiro at Mrs. CoLI
IL SONS Millinery and Fancy Store, 9th st., near Lousi
ana avenue. jv 14-tr
NOR RENT-A Brick House New York G.
II avenue, between 18th and 18th streets The III
person who occupies the House at present would dispose
his entire Furniture at very great bargain For further
jy iS~3t STEWARDS Grocery, II and 18th ste.
GENERAL SCOTT.
JIHE Dasuerreotype likeness of Gen. Scott the largest
sized plate, said by the old hero himself and all that
have seen it, to be the best ever taken on exhibition at
jy l3-3t BENEFITS National Gallery.
NOTICE
THE members ,f Usage Tribe Of Red Men take pleasure
in stating TO their friends and the public at large that
they will Civ moonlight excursion down the Potomac ON
the 9th Of July for which they have chartered
IN a future sdsertiscment jy lS--tf
INTEREST ON DEP0sITEs.
THE BASE OF THE UsIoS-Browns Marble Building-al-
l. lows interest on depO'fts' when made Tor dennt'
STOCKS bought and sold on commission at the Bank of
the Union. fNewsl jy I3-tf
LAND WARRANTS
oUGHT the highest market rates at the Bank Of the
| ID Union. News jy 13-tf
ONLY TEN DAYS MORE!
ND A. GRAY's Bookstore will be closed for about two
/ IA weeks. Those who wish 10 buy BARGAINS must
call Mr. GRaY's Books now going AT COST to
close out the old stock. Who does not want an elegant
Family Bible interesting Religious, Miscellaneous
Juvenile Works at half their yaue2 NOW Is the time
for Sunday Schools TO get new supples-chedpI CHEAP
! CHEAPln
ss- Remember about the goth to the 23d instant, Mr.
| Gray will close to remove to his new store.
jy1o-tf A. GRAY. 9Th street.
| beautiful BEREGEs from 25 cents upl
ID BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
| june 2-tr between 7th and Sth streets.-
| DAMAsK FIGURED NAPKINS IS cents n dozenl
~ BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
! june 2-tr between 7th and Sth streets.
DoNNETs, RIBBONS, &C., new stock, at
ID BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
! june Pr between 7th and sth streets.
DLAIN AND EMBROIDERED SWISS MUsLINs, large
/ stock at BROWNS Cheap Cash store
June 2-tr between 7th and sth streets.
| STAIR LINEN only lO cents yardl go. a.,
| 'iune 2-tr between 9TH and sth treets.
LIN Ai0'0N0 BROWNS Cheap Cash store
June 2-tr between 7th and Sth streets.
nEAUTIrUL SILK LUsTREs only 2b centsl
| X BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
aInnsa-tr between 7th and sth streets.
~OCTOR GARNETT has removed to 9th street.
| l second door from the corner Off j jy7-lw
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC EACuhS1VN.
He Committee of Arrangements on the part Of the
1 WALKER SIfARPsHOOTERs, respectfully announce
their friends and citizens generally that the company In
tend giving grand Military and Civic Excursion on Tues
lay evening August g. 1852 for which extensive arrange
ments being made; and the committee pledge them
eyes pains will be spared their part to make
one of general satisfaction The welknown steamer Co
lumbia has been chartered for the occasion.
The boat will leave Georgetown at o'clock Reye wharf
Washington at o'clock Navy Yard at o'clock Aexan
lria at O'clock proceed down the river about forty
ies stopping Fort ashington sufficient time to al
low those board thorough view Of the forfcaon, and
return at q seasonable hour.
superior cotion band has been engaged. Supper and
other refreshments at city prices.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' $1to be had
It the principal drug stores from the committee Of
angeents at the boat the evening OF the excur
sion - .
Georgetown and Navy Yard Omnbuses will be at the
wharf the return of the boat for the conveyance Of
sengers to either place.
a.# COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
JAS. WARD,
sAM'L p PATTERSON,
E. O. ECKLOFF,
..e. >-st PHILIP HARDIN,
.s". ..,E ..s.al .1 .E WIALIAM SMITH,
|. .......@ THOMAS BROWN,
! iuIy l2-bt .r ALEX, FORREST Treasurer.
HENRY JANNEY,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealer,
On Eighth Street, near the General Post Office,
WASHINGTON.
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