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The Ferry.
A boat, a boat, TO cross the ferry,
We are going TO be merry, -,
~ la,,nh and nnaH and drink EOOu ShNAi

We going To be merry,
To laugh, and quaf and drink good shoit'
The old gloomy-looking Long Brldge-anout
mile in length. we believe--having yielded to the
| floods, is now among the things tnat "erei ana
CAPTAIN Page and Mr.. J. Petnoone are getung
mn onnosition lines of ferry-boats This will be
deIgbtful. during the summer season at least,
and thousands will doubtless cross and recross
betyeen the District and Virginia who would
never 90 by other than an aquatic conveyance
II will be perceived by the advertisement that
the steamer Phenix is now on duty, plying be-
tween Pages wharf and the opposite shore The
market people freely avail themselves of its adj
vantages, and we are beginning to fare as well
as of yore
We have heard of some suggestions respecting
the temporary repair of the Long Bridge but
we do not think well of the plans. 1t has been
a very costly bridge, very inefficient and unre-
liable bridge, and very mischievous bridge.
1t has done little if any, good to this city, while
it has done great injury to our Georgetown
neighbors
We think the project of succession of piers
with iron spans the most feasible. 1t would
make a very handsome and convenient structure,
and would obviate the disadvantages Of the
present affair.
But the District Committee is, in effect, our
legislature, and from it we expect some wisely
considered action and we therefore hope that
no temporary repairs will be urged by our citizens
to protract the constantly augmenting evils pro-
iuced by the old bridge and at the same time to
'etard all contemplated improvements
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Il s. PARSONS Patent Universal Re-
~. frfgeratOr.-Iw would respectfully call the atten.
ton Of hotel proprietors and others to the
Universal Refrigerator lately invented by A. McDonough,
specimens of which be at my establishment.
This Refrigerator altogether different from all others be-
fore the public in its combinations, apartments vessels
and the philosophical principles Of its construction The
case made of wood which is free from SMELL and lined
with metallic surface and its interior is Of stoneware 1t
arranged that each article of food provision kept
entirely separate, and removed with facility BY the plan
of its construction of cold air is in constant crcu
aon around each vessel and within each apartment while
by simple ventatng conrvance the complete purity Of
the whole apparatus is insured thereby obviatng all the
old objections that have been made in every other invention
for the purpose, viz by avoiding that liability to
gender local relative odors from the vands meat fish,
vegetables, pastry fruit which may be contained therein
The convenience which affords for retaining the purity
and sweetness of good butter particularly be
passed. and the indignantly Of ice that required keep
everything cold, Is most economical desideratum.
The proprietor challenges the country to produce any
thing that will compare with it, and he guarantees to keep
provisions colder and sweeter with half peck Of ice in
twenyfour hours than any other Refrigerator with
peck The cost of the Universal Refrigerator low
that of the ordinary kind and will hold provisions
Sizes for families, boardngh houses, and hotels.
G. WOODWARD.
Penn. avenue, between 10th and IL n streets,
APP 2S-3teo Sole agent for the District of Columbia
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To the Editors Of the american 7slegraph'
GENTLEMEN Will you or any Of your corre-
spondents please to answer question A loans
i've dollars for one week, and charges him half
dollar Tor the use Of it. y buys barrel of
-four with IT, which he forthwith sells to G for
seven dollars cash, why is A a usurer and B
fair dealer? WHEAT.
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Dwelling Houaea.

There is great demand for these in Washing
ton, both to purchase and to rent. We yester
day afternoon advertised the dwelling of Mr. g.
our paper was issued, he had an applicant, who
has to-day concluded his purchase at $1,000
He could have sold row of dwellings with equal
facility Mr.. Wells, of the National Hotel was
the purchaser
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THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, April 80, the performance
will with the last of the celebrated Oper
attic Play of ROB ROY Francis Osbaldsone, with the
songs Of The Red Rose" "John Anderson my Jo, and
Aud Lang Syne Mr. T. BISHOP; Major Galbrath, with
the song Of famous Man Robin Hood, Mr. H. 81
GUM Diana Vernon, with the song of All tits yan and
row m Mrs sEGUN After which the Grand operate Spec
tace of MASANIELLo; or The REVOLT THE FISHERMEN
Masaniello Mr. BsHor Pietro, Mr. SEdUIN; Elyra, Mrs
SEGUIN.
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The China Lottery.

We learn that there only remain to be dis
posed of half dozen chances in this splendid
lottery of fve-hundred- set of China
ware. 1t may still be seen at room twenty
eight, Gadsby's Hotel. What prize it will be
to the lucky man out of fifty We believe the
drawing is to take place in day or two.
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Hon. II. III. Benton.

This gentleman is making speeches in the St
Louis Congressional district, and, it is said, will
be sure to run for the United States House of
at the coming election.
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BeF 1t is rumored that Postmaster General
Hall is to be Sent on foreign embassy--to Rus
STA perhaps Fit2 Henry Warren is spoken of as
his successor. We know not how this is but
it is pretty well known by all men that a more
energetic, efficient agreeable, and upright officer,
there is not in the service Of the United States
government, here or elsewhere.
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Annronrinte GILL

A boquet of the gardens earliest product of
sweet flowers was yesterday sent to us by lady
who had planted, cherished, and culled them with
her own hands. 1t is compensation for all the
dark and weary hours in an editors existence to
be thus remembered, if it be but once year
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Candidates.

We receive great many nominations, and
other communications, which we do not publish.
We must first receive pay for them, or the name
of the person to be charged for their insertion.
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Glass COmns.

We learn that Mr. H. B. Rapp has made ap-
plication for patent for an airtight glass coffin
BY exhausting the air, and sealingit up, the body
may be preserved almost indefinitely.
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Rky~ We often receive rhymes appended to
obituary notices, and as they are almost always
in very bad taste, we almost always omit them
from our paper. The writer's must excuse us.
In other cities, where these things are put in
because paid for, the obituary is the most comcal
department Of the paper.
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AT Piatka, Florida, Tuesday 18th instant Lieutenant
A. H. LINCOLN, of the 4th Infantry, U. s. Army aged
thrty-two yearsa native Of the State Of New York.
In kicnmond, Virginia, the 25th instant ANNE LOVE-
vile OF Dr CARrEE JOHNSON and daughter of the late
HENRY FoRREsI, of this city,
In montgomery county, Maryland, Darnestown,
the 18th instant, ELIZABETH TRUMAN wife Of JOSIAH
TRUMAN, aged twenty-one years
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BOYS SPRING CLOTHING +!

lust RECEIVED, a large and elegant assortment Of
u Spring and Summer Clothing for Boys and Youths,
which invite friends and customers TO call and
before making their selections feel assured that
offer the greatest inducements and the largest and
best assortment of Boys Ready Made Clothing to be found
this side Of New York. WALL q STEPHENS,
Penna. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
ap so -3t next door to Mr.. Shank's Iron Building
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NAIVE heard gentleman this morning define
the difference between a man and monkey to
consist in the fact that one shaves and the other
does not Those who shave, therefore, desire to
emulate the monkeys smooth face
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PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION s
BETWEEN
Alexandria and Washington!

xIT-~s THE proprietors Of the Steamboat phEsiA'
with view to afford the accommodation 70
qured and at fair prices for both freight and passengers
have placed their boat the line
The boat will run regularly from Janneys wharf, Alex
andra and Pages wharf foot of 9TH street. Washington
The weknown qualities of this Boat for the conveyance
of Wagons Carts Carriages and any kind Of freight are
such that add greatly to the accommodation required The
charges for vehicles of all kinds freight and passengers
will be greatly reduced from the rates charged by other
boats Every exeron made to deserve the favor OF the
public.
The boat leaves Alexandria at ~ 95, 1115 p
and o'clock p. m.
Leaves Washington at So, lO15, l2a a. M, 3, B, and
o'clock p. m.
RS- For terms apply to the Captain, on board.
an 29-2
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Boy The contest in the Democratic party for
the Presidential nomination is very earnest, and
there is much elimination and recrimnation ;
but while the Democrats arc deeply concerned
as to who shall be run by the Wings, the Wings
seem to care very little about whom the Demo
Gratis may select. This is surely unkind, and we
marvel at the unneighborly spirit of the Wings.
Scott, however, appears to be the sun they wor
ship, and they hold with the French proverb
in reference to his opponent, that call cats are
black in the dark -
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Bes@ The first warm morning of the year was
this morning. 1t made us feel sentimental, and
think of shady groves, silvery brooks, verdant
fields, romantic bowers, ice creams and odorifer.
GUS juleps! ~
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SCOTT TIES.

lust received of patent leather and calfskin
u Scott Tes-a and beautiful article. Also Buck
skin and Lasting Caters Fillmore and Monterey Ties For
sale low, for cash, at HARRIS & GRIFFINS,
Penn av., two doors west of Shanks Iron Building.
an 2p-tr
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
JNINE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE

Il ana Lot at Auct1On.--On wednesday, the 9th
May shall SELL in front OF the premises at o'clock
M excellent threesory brick house and lot fronting %
feet Thirteenth street west between and streets
north running back TO thirty feet alley, having back
buildings of which three stories it being the house
occupied by Mrs Manning. The house contains twenty
good and rooms with wide
and good cellars.
TERMS onefth cash. the balance in one two three four
and five years. the purchaser give notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day of sae interest
the whole of the deferred payments to be paid annually
deed given and deed of trust taken Title indsputable
The attention of gentlemen wishing to make good in
vesment respectfully invited to the SALE it mpor-
tant piece Of property.
ap 27-6t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Il BURNETT would respectfully inform his friends
Ia. and the public generally that he is prepared through
his Agent D. g. WEAVER to furnish Balls, Parties, We'd
dngs, Excursions &c. at the very lowest Also al
ways hand and for SALE Confeconeries of all kinds
French and common Candy, Oranges Lemons &c. &C. Ice
Creams and Water Ices served in his Saloon as we'll as in
all parts of the city His Creams Of all avors and of
the very best material. Call and try.
H Saloon and Store door east from the corner of
14th street and Pennsylvsnia avenue.
ap 19-3teo3m i. @. WEAVER Agent
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By ISRAEL & GREEN, Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOTS mt Au

ny 1onnCL " unGCN, huCLlVAOolo'
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auc-
tiOn.-On Wednesday, the 9th of May, shall sell,
the premises, at o'clock nearly all OF Square
beginning at the southwest of said square, and
ming west Eighth street 200 feet; thence along Eighth
street 81 nches thence due east to Seventh street.
ming.
We shall sell in lots to suit purchasers there being about
ten valuable building lots.
The attention of wishing to purchase building
lots in the northern section Of the city is respectfully called
to the above sae great bargains may be expected
Terms One half cash. balance in six and twelve months
for notes bearing interest," deed given and deed of trust
taken. Title indisputable. ISRAEL GREEN,
IN Of AuctiOneerS
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CARUsI'S MAY BALL!

7 CARUSI respectfully announces that his Annual
IL. May Ball will take place the 18TH at his Saloon
Ladies who have not received invitations will please send in
their names. ap 2S-3t
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O MAST, East of the National Hotel,
-. has just received few of the sort of Da
vid Tayors fine Watches warranted. Also Perrys Bron
sons Robnson and other celebrated makers Anchor and
Lepine Gold Watches, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Ear
rings Fngerrngs in great variees Cuff Pins from 5c 10
So per pair plated sets of Spoons Forks DC All of which
will be sold low be purchased at any other esab
lishment in the city. Call and see. ap 27-d1w
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Ray We see it stated that the Rev Mr.. Ben
net, Of the Methodist Church, Chaplain to the
University Of Virginia, has become deranged.
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Das~ The address of the Southern Wing mem
bers of Congress proves very gratifying to the
Democratic journals of the North, and, wesuppose
of the South, too, Nearly all its Signers, however,
are going to support General Scott, oith pure hands
and clean hearts, This may be relied on; and our
Democratic friends had we'll reconcile them
selves to it as fixed fact. There are some gen
tlemen in both parties well practced at flying the
track; but the signers of the address are not
generally of that kind.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HAVE this day associated with 7. A. STEPHENS, in
the Clothing Business which will be conducted here
after under the firm Of WALL STEPHENS, at the old
stand Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets with increased energy and stock Of
all kinds of Goods in ne and will best
deavors to please the whole public.
ap 30-3t WILLIAM WALL.
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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at

- Auction.-0n Saturday, May LIST, at 10 o'clock a. M
shall SELL the residence of Mr. John Moore situated on
Sth street. between and Streets the remainder OF his
Household Furniture, consisting in part Of
Cane and Wood-seat Chairs, Rocking Chairs
Mahogany Centre and Dining Tables
Carpeting, Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, Feather Beds
Crockery and Glassware, Clocks
Mante Ornaments, Cooking Utensils.
Terms: Cash. G. w. BOTELER
29-2t Aucnoneer
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TWO DOLLARS REWARD /.

WAS LOST, during the latter part of March last be
w tween the canal and steamboat landing for Aexan
dra, package of Promissory Notes. different
amounting about $780, all drawn in favor of JESSE URMz
They of to any one but the owner payment
has been stopped The finder will please leave them with
w b. WEBB, Attorney at Law, Sixth street. between
and T. an 30-3tH
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OPENING TODAY!

rEN MRS. COLLISION informs the ladies that
W. N she will open to-day her PATTERN BONNETS for
the and invites their attention to the entirely
styles she will exhibit at her Millinery and Fancy
Store ff5- SIXTH street, near Louisiana avenue.
ap 30-tr Sat- News.
lust RECEIVED, fifteen more Piping Bull.
u fnches, from 81 to S25 piece; ALSO Linnets Gold
fnches Chafnches and splendid Canares together with
lot of fine Tin Japanned Cages These birds offered
sale the Auction Rooms of J. c. Mcclure, at moderate
price, for few days The lovers of sweetsngng birds
respectfully invited to come and see them.
j. c. MCGUIRE
ap 30--3t corner 10th and d streets.
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National Theatre.

Of the distinguished sEeUN OPERA TROUPE
for six nights.
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NEW GOODS, FRESH SUPPLIES.

NJcLAIN & HARRY will open this day another supply
N of cheap and desirable Dry Goods, consisting of Be
reyes, Berege de LANES, Lawns, Gnghams, Cacoes Mus
Inns Sheengs, &c. Also, Parasols, Kid Gloves Ribbons,
White Grape Shaws Embroidered Handkerchief Bands.
Inserngs &c to which they would invite the particular
attention of the ladies and public generally Call early
we have extra bargains to offer.
McLAIN & HARRY
ap 3o--d2w Init bet. Sth and 9th streets.
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TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS!

10 TANWENO hNU CHNUENEho!
HAVE just received full supply Of the following goods
which will be sold low for cash These goods direct
from the celebrated house of Rugges Nourse Masops Co..
and are the best and cheapest in the market.
Eagle Ploughs-Minor Horizons
new Plough--Nos 81, 49, Go, 81, 6s, improved
Common and Steel-tooth Cultivators
Steel Cultivator Teeth and Plough Castings
Hay Cutters, different sizes
Thermometer Churns Corn Shelters
Canal and Garden Wheelbarrows
Cradles Snaths, Grass and Grain Scythes
Floral Rakes, Garden Trowels, Strawberry Forks
Pruning Knives and Saws Border Knives
Grass Shears, Root Pullers, DC, &c,
Il. WHEELER,
ap 29-2m Opposite Browns Hotel
1SO 600 HAVANA CIGARS, of various
lCO.OOO good to choice brands-the last of
large stock For sale low to close.
ap 2o-3t b. J. SEMAIES BRO
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BY w. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer.

by w, d. LIE w ID, HUCCIUHBBr,
FURNITURE, GLASS CASES, Millinery
II Goods, Clothing, Cigars, &C., &C., at
AuCtiOn.-On Saturday. May lst, at 0]9 o'clock m,
shall SELL Centre Market Square, variety Of and
second hand FurntureCarpets, Looking Classes &C. &C.
Also lot of Millinery and Fancy Goods, including two
Glass Cases Also lot of Clothing Shirts, &c Will be
added, invoice of 5000 German Cigars, frstrae ar-
Gle. Also, three fine Watches, Jewelry &C., &c,
w. b. LEWIS, Auctoneer,
Penna. avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS
n BSales at the Store Friday and Saturday even
ngs. Send In your invoices. ap 29-3t
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Mrs. T.. MOFFETT would take this
wi occasion to return her thanks to her friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage and to invite
their attention Ton Thursday next April 9 to her opening
of spring and Millinery, consisting Of drawn silk
and fancy lace Hats, and comprising all the varieties Of
shape and style Mrs NJ would also call the attention Of
the ladies to her assortment Of Straw Gimp French Lace
and Neapoan Bonnets which she thinks for newness Of
stye shape and cheapness will compare favoraby with
any in the city.
a. B-several handsome styles Of Misses Flats just
ceived.
ap2-tr It'll street, opp Odd-Fellows' Hall
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PRICES OE ADMISSION.

PRICES OF ADMISSION
Private Boxes $751; Dress Circle and Parquette so cents
Reserved seats rs cents Orchestra seats rs cents Family
Circle rs cts Third Tier 80 cts Coored Gallery rs cts
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

PROFESSOR BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, jr., will deliver u
of Six Lectures, to the 10th inst,
and be continued the evenings of Monday Wednesday,
and Friday of each week. at o'clock Subject The Four
Elements of the Ancient Philosophy-Earth Air, Water
Fire-considered in view of Modern Science. [apl7-f
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SANS SnHCI.

L W. W0RTHINGT0N, on street, three doors cast Of
-. 10TH has several vacant rooms TO which he invites
persons wishing board either permanent or transient
Also meals furnished persons at their rooms Fresh Nor
folk Oysters always hand and furnished to families or
persons calling
WANTED good Cook or Chambermaid
ap 3O-3tFM&Wa l.. w. W0RTHINGTON.
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ONE MORE,

nNE MORE GRAND PRIZE CONCERT will take place
" at Odd-FclIows' Hail. on Thursday evening, May 9th,
1852 when FORTY SUPERB PRIZES will be distributed
Prizes be at Keyworth Co.'s Jewelry Store
where tickets may be had and at the door of the Hall
h,P- Tickets Ger SO-6ts
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DIR. J. 8. ROSES
~REAT pAIN-CITRERt


ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGICl-This wonderful
preparation is used internally and externally giving i'm
mediate relief from all bodily pains.
If according to directions not only relieves ALL
pain, but it it usually the application 1t
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief thousands who have used testify to Rheu-
Morbus, Peurisy Earache Toothache, Cholic and all
pain in the Stomach Bowels Headache, Pains in the
Womb, Pains in the Limbs, JOINTS Back, Spine Disease
Lumbago Scads, Burns, Chiblans, Sprains, Bruises.
Pimples, and all Chronic Eruptons. HI7E =.
Ifyou wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN Dr. Roses
PAIN-CURER.
If you desire to be cured Of DISEASES take his
Family Medicines Price 1914 25 and so cents bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATIER-The
Id frequent changes of the weather bring with II bad
COLDS COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
cured the system fortified against frequent attacks by
using DR. j. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP. Price
only so cents.
failing GROUP SYRUP. Price rs cents. 4
WHOOPING COUGH, another complaint always
in cold damp weather. The afflicted will find great
| relief in the of DR.. j. s. Roses WHO0PlNG COUGH
SYRUP which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other diseases, such 1NFLAMMA-
TION of the LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION Price so cents. Dr. Roses successful treat
| for the above highly valuable Family Medicines
BE- To be had at the Drug Stores Of
Y. .. Gilman, w. III. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
j. 4. Callan, John w. Nairn
APP CTR Washington city, d. @.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUILDERS.

WOULD respectfully say TO my old customers and TO
the public in general that having Just received large
and welseected stock of Hardware Cutlery &C. am pre-
pared to sell as cheap the cheapest My assortment
building materials particularly, faer myself cannot be
surpassed by any In Washington 1t will give great
pleasure, OF any and all times prove TO those who may
give me call the truth Of the above Such inducements
will be offered as cannot possibly be rejected
@. WOODWARD,
ap 28-3teo Penn av, bet 10th and 18th ats