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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN KING GEORGE.


AT meeting Of The Democratic party Of King Geo ge
held September Cnut, Immediately after the discussion
which took place p. p. johnson, Esq. called TO the
Chair, AMI George Marshall appointed Secretary when the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved That the thanks Of the Democratic party Of
rhs county be rendered Eector K l. Montague, ESQ.,
for the ctcient aud satisfactory manner in which lie has
discharged his dYu..
Resolved, That the Hon Henry A. Wise and the Hon.
Shelton F. Leakc-cihe both of :liem-bc invited To
v us and ad ess The people Of this county October
Court and tha. our fellow CITIZEN Charles Mason, Esg bc
requested 10 communicate win them, aud make Known our
y. les 10 subject.
;sut ed Th1t Enquirer. Examiner, aHi Recorder be
-, itslGd 10 insert tEc5a proceedings
r. P. JOHNSON, Chairman.
GEO Marshall, Secretary.
No.c-As gentlemen reerrei t. ln the second
solution n,y ifs the papers before letter find
them il respectfully suggested thar they make
known their determination through this channel.
Sses--
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE BOILER-TWO
MEN KILLED.
LyssHsuRe Sept. 9.-This morning while the regular
er tain the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad was
performing The trip between Lynchburg Liberty the
boiler Of tho locomotive burst, killing the engineer and fire.
man. destroying the engine The passengers were un
inurcd.
4 The time Of The explosion, the train mile west
OF Forest depot. Dir. Wood, The engineer ard Mr. Henry
Long his associate Instantly killed. The latter gen.
lleman Of best ard exemplary citizens
He leaves young vile and chtrcn, who have the svmpa
ny .. ~; "aoc community 10 their sad bereas emcnt. Mr.
Wood was compartVc stranger here but enjoyed high
reputation engineer Our city oyerepread with gloom
-e<>--
ANDREW STUART, formerly Journeyman printer In Pitts
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Your obi servt. Lewis t!to''.
To A. r. MEEa and others, committee

WHEATLANp, July II I@o-.
Gcntencn-I have been hon0rsd by Kind invitation
10 The Democratic Rally Festival proposed 10 be held At
the town of New Market, the 10th OF August deeply
regret that accept this nvifnon without breaking
up all my arrangements Tor the summer IL would DC not
only pleasure but great privilege tor me to meet the De-
nucracy OF the glorious Tenth Legion OF Virginia and ai
vocae the election Of chosen standard bearers as me
good old which both have long so ABLY anu aisu'y
represented. :,
Be kind enough present TO the Company assembled
a, Your Festival The following sentiment on my behalf
The Tenth Legion Of Virginia Democrdcy-Steady 10
their prjnlcs as the needle the pole have never
deserted the path which their fathers rod in pursuit OF any
of the nodenisms which have led many others aslIay
Yours very Respectfully,
LANES RIrCHANAN
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EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE BOILER-TW
MEN KILLED.

ANDREW STUART, formerly Journeyman printer In Pitts
burg has been nominated for Congress By the democrats Of
the Columbana district, in Ohio.
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REM. u. MINOR. g.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. RlCHNoS,m.,,s OF;
a TTESDS promptly all business 10 h' .g.sr u
IA 8, Law Building.
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AZ EXTRAORDINARY CtRE OF RHEUMATIC I
= AAN nlEMEN,S IANn.
IUEcs Nt-tt''''
HENRY COE Norm :r.s

These celebrated fiil'
.iri.
Asthma
Bilious Complaints
,ioicl.cS onfIte Skin
Bowel Complaints
Cones
Consultation ni BowctJ
Consumption
Debility
Dropsy
Dy.cn,efy
Erysip.'u.
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ny J. @. MCGUIRE. Aaoslo..ssr.

4 HANcERY sAL OF VALUABLE AND HIGHLY M
proved real estaeBy virtue Of decree ri the circuit
wherein John u Donohoo and Wn Donohoo
aud Harriet Donoboo widow
~ Donahoo deceased defendants the subscriber
pointed o said decree wiz self public sale lot No ~ in
west or and adjoining the United Hotel and extending back
o ieet 70 sOieet alley, the buildings and
heeon which consist OF four brick dwelling and with
stable, finished
the best being
valuable pieces Of property in The eiy Of Washington.
Also lot No. H. subdivision OF lots Nos
20 feet inches west by street
with the buildings and which
brick dwelling and with back building well
substantially built and the
DonohOo, the corner Of Seventh aud ID
And also lot No. q, subdivision of lots Nos and
No 4o fronting IL feet inches Seventh west between
the canal and Immediately opposite the
eastfroD OF the Centre Market running back 10 feet alley
with the buildings and consisting
brick dwelling house, occupied TAVERN and being avery vau
The properly
capitalists DESTROYS of investing valuable and rapidly improving
real esae and seeking valuable business locations
opportunity not likely 10 again occur for many
The sale of each piece will place
I've PREMISES Wednesday, the Goth
o'cIoek, Mo- 49, in No. TO-
eeeding the several premises aud continuing until the whole
sold. ~ b. III. lt1' ta& .tP4 tf#tE II t' itt t' ' NV
The SALE prescribed decree, fifth Of
the purchase be paid in and balance equal
chases bonds bearing from sale with
be approved by the Upon the full Of the purchase
and the ratification Of the sale by the court the trustee will
respective purchasers ee II the terms
Of complied with within ner tire SALE the
will be resod the OF the purchaser All
conveyancing at tho expense Of the purchasers MI
Y, CHARLES WALLACE, Trustee
~. GEL re- tesb J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Ap22-2aw&ds #t tI.t
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COTTON PLANT.

Journal published weekly, direct trade,
n agriculture and the development Of southern
sources by @. q. BAYLOR, Washington ID. C. Il y
The needs
neglected. estabishe
Interests keeping entirely aloof from poll
foreign domestic has been
ranged The will contribute col
which will present medium general communication
respondonee, friends
The been taken Europe and America
lay the foundation Of direct foreign trade the South and TO
introduce the continental European
object the CorroE will the
Of direct ade stimulate the South out this important
We call upon the southern merchants generally 70 send US Their
business cards. that them before The country enable
the friends o. southern commerce. manufactures NC
properly in their desire southern enterprise
The importance Of Washington poiu OF location for such
Journal especially IN regard opening foreign correspondence
and promoting foreign relations apparent The opportunity Of
country, presents general cooperation be found
elsewhere aEanl TE# H3@H t8G .MMr
To the cotton, rice and tobacco planters look conf
IDENTITY support friends direct adeo throughout
the South say, show your faith by works.
The regular OF the COTTON PLANT" will commence In
June Advertisements particularly be
waded early addressed O. G. Baylor Washing
city, D. c.
Correspondence from all interested advocate Is
lced, particularly the CROP wish nfor
nation subject which much TO the planter
and in representing which he has been injured
and all who
approve feeling, Kindness and
Terms Two dollars year. In advance.
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Nv A. GREEN. Auct,oneer.

TWO FARMS AT AUCrIoN-on Monday, the Sd Of May, l
shall premises, in Bladenshurs, al O'clock
containing 20 less known
property Of Mrs Elizabeth Feiral The land sn good state
of excellent fruit excellent
meadow good The house contains ten
rooms and 10 good repair with all
cessary buildings If required, the will be divided and
sold in two parts. $500. Eli
property Is handsomely located in an eleva
ted position, and presents commanding prospect .
Also, edtateiy the sale of the above shall
which Mr. Thos Ferrat resides lying
miles from Bisdensbu, and miles from Washing
Annapolis road containing between three
and hundred about my Of which are cleared and in
excellent timber and wod
The good frame house, tobacco
houses kc the farm well waiered and has on nne
young orchard. RI. 81. t#-fags# t#
Terms of onehnh cash The balance in one, two, and
purchaser notes for the deferred payments
bearing from day ofrae deed given and deed Of trust
Persons wishing above property
please Mss Ferrl Mrs. Tieys, Missouri avenue,
49, A. GREEN,
An x3-eodAds Aucioneer
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lots BY
decree OF the tho District OF Columbia
Washington made in the wherein John Dono
hoo and William DoHohoo complanans and Harriet Dono
widow and OF John A. DonOhoo,
ceased the subsbeI trustee appointed by said de-
will public Monday the 3s day of
5k O'Clock the premises lots Nos IS and a.
No $780, fronting each 30 feet north between First and
100 40fet alley
being valuable and building in rapidly
part Of the city of Washington. E s4s#Ene IN 8LgFs
The SALE prescribed by said decree One fifth
purchase be paid cash. and the balance equal
payments twelve, eighteen monihs be
BY the purchasers bends bearing interest from the day Of
security approved by Upon the full
purchase money! and the ratification Of the sale by
will the property the purchaser
chasers, o purchasers in fee. tf ttk
II the Of sale complied with within six days after the
properly win be esod Of the
chaser All conyeyances the OF the purchaser
CHAS, s. WAI.LACH Trustee,
A-a@ zee J. c. MCGUIRE, Auciioneer
Ap2a-2aw&ds EA.t III #s2,t#4t# - ' u
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TO our sUBsCRIBERs.

The OF viii upon books snEs
payment oflhs subscription BE- made In ADVANCE.
Distant subscribers may forward money by Isusr sAs tosss
paid BY assumed BY
safe transmission. II ri .ept1 ~
The COUNTRY PAPER published uiwsesy ausas sAs sss
sions OF Congress- weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period iess than Will be received
terms proporuoned to the above annual #1al8
0yPosTMAsTERs sssA1s ana be
sending DAY subserbers, with enclosed,
sEmi-WEEKI subscribers with Sc eaoose WEEKLY
SUBSCRIBERS with aio sncosed viii be enre copy Of Ms
edition fanish srssts. e
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a sx~sr THE comfortable and comniodous low persu
xar4kke STEAMER MARYLAND, Captain Charles u. Mitchell,
having entirely reftted, enlarged, and mn
proved every Respect large
and with for those who prefer being retired ~
Washington Alexandria and Bait
more and until further notice. may expected
weekly Washington BALTIMORE leaving Washington
m M, Monday, and returning FIJI
desiring take The baltimore, which
leaves far Aqua Creek and there on board the
Maryland without charge. st tma1 tlFBrf.A
Freight will usual OF the Coambia and the
rates OF passage will be as folowsi saYt l9l .4v
Aqua Landings below that place and 10 Bat
20
To 90
Meals extra, except Of ladies and
families privilege OF free Of charge
In addition the Maryland win make aweek "trip between Aqua
creek Baltimore leaving Tuesday
p m reaching creek Wednesday time
the Richmond and Petersburg and
turning following morning further
passage apply Captain Mitchell board,
1870 GEO. MATTINGLY,
Ap 3--dlwk3taw3w EgI ts M Agent in Washington
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AuCTIoN--on Tuesday az
pernoon premises, O'Clock, we shall sell lot
square 55 fronting 40 feet 81 inches on Fosh street
west and morrill, running back 30 feet Inches
continuing situated desirable and
improving Of the city, and the City Hail. where lots are In
excellent building lots
cash nine, and twelve months
The purchaser deferred payments TO be
cured deed Of trust ts property An conveyaneins at the
J. c. MCGUIRE,
An aq-eods Aucuoncer
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WE 6ued expressly for the safe Of 'haws ves
w manea SC The stock in shawl will DO found
complete, embracing the folowngi
IS Grape shawis, in prices 81
sl95
20 plain while Grape shawIs all grades and price.
so plain nd embroidered coinred shavls
100 cashmere. berege, md mousins shaws ALI styles
40 medium and low priced visitfs
40 vstes aest Pafis and New York styles
Isd,rs win fnd greatly give cs
can for prices
buy The materials also handsome
dress gocds. uau ..
shawl and vise depot opposite Centre Market.
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ny y. c. MCGUIRE, Auciionoer.

IN THURSDAY, MAY g. O'Clock, the premiFes shall
49, No 4a9, situated south street,
AZ and 9th street,, having front 80 feet and depth OF
l0ak 30eei alley, containing 3, laS square feet
Terms; hsance and twelve months, with
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
An 3o-eods Auctiopcer.
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IL @. PARSONS UNIVERSAL REFRIGERATOR Il would
IL, attention OF h0uckcepe hotel prope
tors and Others Universal Refrigerator, lately invented
BY A. MeDopourh, which be
Refrigerator altogether different nom all others
public combinations vessels and The
prime The made of
wood smell, and lined with metallic surface,
and s interior OF article
food provision kept entirely separate and removed win
OF cold
vessel and within each apartment
while by simple contrfvance the complete purity Of
thereby obviang MI the old oiJec
made other invention for the same
by avoiding liability engsnder local relative
vegetables fruit which
contained rhc convenience which affords for re-
particularly
surpassed small assny Of ice that required TO keep
everything cold : mos economical desideraum.
proprietor challenges the counuy u produce anything ua
compare with and he guarantees 70 provisions colder and
with than other
peck The cost he Universal Refrigerator
ordinary Kind, and viii hold more PROVISIONS
$50 ~ Q. WOODWARD,
penp-yivsnis avenue, between loh and lih streets,
#f soie agent for the District OF Columbia
Al og-eo3uf 4I@
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DUCATIONRev ID. McCARTER'5 boarding school for boys
~ and Sasburg, Lancaster Pennsylvania
The twenty semi annual session will the
first Monday OF May All usual English and mathematical
branches together the and modern
&C., taught The whole for boafd tuition &c.
session Of MONTHS $50.
For circulars giving full information, inquire this office, ad
dress @Nt
Rev. d. MecARTER, A. NJ,
Mar 23-eod6w Principal.
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pRoPOSALS writing win be received by the undersigned for
the purchase of lot No = in 1892 containing 3le square
feet with brick building formerly occupied BY this
for the and situated at the corner OF
The
from but nil remainder Of this valuable property
nov offered for purchase. r J. f. BROWN,
Apl3-eod2w Secretary.
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FokNTURE DRY GOODS --CLAcETT DoDsoN,
.e in a kinds Of goods the sbove line have the pleasure
sseun washington eeorreiown, Aeranda and their
s ihs oo~ns STITCHES IN the above line have just been
viewed which, added rir FORMER stock, make their assert
eompse eli 81 which viii be found Of Inc very latest
In stye desirable n utility and
fs can be had In other es'sbsha'ent in The Union;
IN TOILET GOODS.
Mt ia ia and i3 Rus-s, B.rn-ey, and Irish sheet
Y, ~ saee VIII he sold lower Than hercsoforc
ieeh Is inch, sonch, 50 inch pillow and bolster
~, n from Germany md ireland Some Of these goods
s.,, hen sdsrsd sale ia hi. part Of the county
sasA md scotch damass ,ow., IN beautiful figures
I'm, and tnbaek ss ss~.s ~ s-ms.t borders
.s.. s. r. 'S srrs, 81 s. ss ~, y'%
ss ' srS ssAse - 700 I'D linen, The use Of which b"
baden rssber. aow,~s and crash These last
wiz bs foend excellent, >. used ior bathing
ann ~ V and IA pink, hss, h"n and white oresdsn
Ne Na.lrs Victoria French and we,ed covere,. and quilts,
ess @ which are manufactured expressly for summer use
| n -. case hnsndas ouI,,s estra .ifss
blue buff and acqimsrn toilet and crib covers and
' NE sarsslles sand covers.
s III invite tbs attention Of the public to these goods
'pdh l-eodinWsyi cIAeETT popsoY
'sLE LISEss.-eLAGETT poDsoN respectfully
s @ me reception AT their store Of the following goods IN the
1919 by loi4 lo-ls by las Isle by ~ 10 double
W ss cloths AZ elegant and chep Also oveay' unsh ana
- rs, "a by - and BY SO dinner and tea nap
t..assS srr and coiored fruit doil~..
Az 's and French colored damash wine cloths
NJ new article Of linen for wpine porcelain glass; &C.
va, - - and 10 Flemish, Scotch and sh table dsmasks
iraynna The goods win be found superior. -
'Fuh-eotiMayif CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN.
ns Observation-Disclosures carriages, bathtug-subs.
h t eooerst this received lot OF Boston Bath
sizes and superior also lot Of
little nicer than anything have before
on hand, supply Of chiidvens French willow and
~'@se sold very cheap.
q. WOODWARD.
@-aeedf ''"' a'e"'e, pe'"eeh 'V'' wv" ii' s"ss"'
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s CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs, AND yESrINGs.
IN PIECES black cloth, all grades ffsa si a t"
Hi4 Is do fancy cloths i W." @A
10 do fancy cassmeTes etfy-a.f4
25 vest shapes, very pretty
pieces black satin siU a5.t H5n@W #HHe.I.r1E 9H}
10 do fancy vestings. #
With nndersh drawers, PLAIN and striped hahose gloves
pendera, pocket handkerchief cravais, Sea- ~ q A
Gentlemen wishing goods Of the description will call ana
examine stock which they will find complete hlaNg
t%'t' ri" @ YERBY MILLER,
Mar 25--lm CHS tF1 Opposite Centre Market
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DLEAk HOUSE by Dickens-p"rt Y, II usfsntes.
ID London Labor and London Poor-part ~.
Romsnism Home Krvnns Letters 10 Chief Justice fancy
Bsrnes's Notes Book OF Revelation. -. -
Ap2i FNANCK TAYLOR
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NJ x VIII open to-day chosce assortment OF French
w work, purchased n auction consisting Of
Fine embroidered handkerchief .. A
Fhse collars and cuds .sN U.Hl
FIN tnusin and lace sleeves
infsnts' embroidered dresses very superior
Wide Swiss edring and inserting
DO csmbc do do
Al,o striped and plaid silks
A splendid lot OF black silk.
Plain and dotted Swiss nusihs
Tnlroide~ed rnus for sleeves
Beautiful French lawns
Plain md striped cambria
Nansook and isccpet muslins
Plain and figured Berrges
A large Grape shasls
vaney parasois
Fine Berege Dc Baines for 2h cents
bonnet rihanda
Carpets, rnariines, end oiclotis
J. And great variety Of other goods. nao-,,rr
Third door from Miss Dermou's building, IN street
Ap2i-2aw2wif
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FLOOR oILCIoTIys AND INGRAM CARPErINGs.-
and elegant supply Of moor
ocIo,hs In tapestry Brue PANEL landscape and bouquet Dc
entirety and deren from those hitherto
hy will found heavier and better made
"a wide real English olcioibs very
heavy and adrabe pleassnt article for
Berlin domestic table oiclot some OF which arc
In the extreme.
Also supply Ingram cafpetngs from the late auctions
U the approaching season were bought
accordingly some as low rs -
cents yard.
do Jenny Lind do
l do Edeiade do
To all Of which the attention Of our customers and the
pu so,, 'ene, noii,,r.yi cLAeErr popsos
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUILDERS.--I respect
fiy say old and the public
well selected of hardware
lery, ke prepared sell cheap The cheapest My
building particularly hner Myself
be surpassed by in WashnTton will give
who call the
possibly
be rejected. I#. l-.-L
Pennsylvania avenue, between icth and ii,h streets
Ap 29--3seodu 4.f q ,t 5N
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Two desirable Squares or Lots for sslc-fhe under
signed, having division Of hts square,
and spacious alleys according
posed BY Randolph coye prepared dispose OF the
san and accommodating terms
This property located in urapd improving section OF the CITY,
North Capitol Immediately
Burcne. +s t5
chase The whole conaning nearly aores
here offered for advanta investment
small the vieinit-a beautiful
site, in which may be had great bargain. III i2
division This properly calling
subscriber the office OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
IL 80 d. w MIDDLETON
March 3o-3tawf
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Whole tickets sla-Iialves S5--Qusrefs - so.
Geruaeaass OF packages Of 70 Whole uckeu eife %
DO OF IS half do 20 90
Of IS quarter do IS 90
G-rde certificates OF packages In
splendid viii prompt attention.
drawing immediately aer IL
address T. +. o,BRIEN, Agent
+. .a~ (successor ]. b G. Msury)
Apis AIerandnA Virginia.
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We undersigned cordially
ommend confidence support of The
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DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-The subscriber proposes
apryate school for boys Newport r. L., Monday
the ID day Of May
In his course be win give instruction the usual English
understanding writing, mathematics, natural and intellectual
philosophy and in the Latin Greek, French and German Ian
gunges. .HaE r.. .st
He will prepare lads any Of the colleges the United
States.
desired instruction will also he given, for additional charge
In European and also drawing.
The charge day scholars win be 500 for pupils that
board with the subscriber, $500 Payment quarterly in
DR.. ,. GEORGE GUNTHER.
Prot. c. Beck Cambridge Mass
Hon Geo. 8, billiard,
Dr. ~ G. Howa, Bsston, ~.
9H Prof n. D Rogers, .a -15's.a
Henry eas., ESQ., esq. NswporsR Ri
DR.. David King, ~
NswroRT, April !, lssa. Ap29-eod3t'
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THE ladies and gentlemen ~ Washington and s vicinity are re
specuIy informed that the Grssp FAIRY orfRa or CIsps
Fairy LIrTR GLsss SLIPPER, will b
performed e National Theatre Tuesday evening, April Sl
entertainment Of the Juvenile members OF the community
O'Clock Children Of larger growth are also OK
send enjoy good opera and witness the happiness
Children under OF half price.
Apps
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II OWENS SON. Military and Naval Merchant Tai
T.. this method Of Informing their friends the pub
nc generally that they have just received, direct on New York
and consisting
fsney blue, black. and fancy
choice selection Of the aes, styles, secr with variety Of other
articles 81 rentemen's -. d ~
Thankful fer fayo they that their friend. win call
and examine for themselves Ht .e
Ap s-5tsw1m M.a0 4#HN N.lEN .HA thee
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4 AIexandrta
= 49, THE steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
EZ2s pau follows, l2t fare,
2uA Persons making the "trip for PLEASURE boats
price. Three Northern Liberty Market
ia street, the Capitol atty, 9k,
III, g. and O'Clock.
Leave heIandris at ~, OK, Tx, Q, T. and O'Clock.
Leave Washington at az, wS, laA, D. and O'Clock
JOB CoRsoN,
Az Nd '5t fH4 Captain.
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elias n. HILL President Of the board Of omnson
ocune will be supported for Mayor at tn. ensuing election BY
ThusrEES Sale Of Real Estste-By virtue Of deed Of
uu th. subscbe dated July s. 1874 and recorded In ibe
D. NO ia fos Nos 70 ~ and a. az The land records ~
ne county Of Washington The District Of Colombia the
msn ora certain debt by reference said decd VIII
Wy appear, We shall public auction, In front al
premises Al O'Clock, Saturday hs is Of May NEXT,
so 10 square No go with the improvements thereon, sub
~ 10 a ptor lien.
sfms cash. which, complied within three days from
s ot sale the trustees right resell the property
'hres dsys notice, the k and erpesse
dns purchaser. ~
M CALLAN, Dr., trustees.
Rl-dlm A. GREEN, Aaetoneer.
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PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
WE largest stock ofparaso and umbrellas
New York. which we invite the
ticuar attention Of ladies'
rs lined parasols, nil coors 10 % t
rs plain embroidered, without lining l.. II
paraols embracing everything and desirable in that
.t. as x tsH f,fss .E.E s.
l25 umbrellas styles prices, from 81 up.
worthy OF buyers and call is earnestly
solicited. Call and examine for yourselves ut
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