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a.or and Representative Democratic
Champaign-Clean majority 70 The q
lire Democratic ticket.
Hamilton - Democratic majority On
ticket about 5000. Democrats
county ticket elected.
Sandusky-Medll 900 majority, Myers
700.
Miami-Whig majority from $50 TO
900. Democrat elected Representative.
acknowledgements majority 1900.
Portage-Democratic majority 800.
Greenc-Gest, independent wing elect
ed Representative.
Kno1--W Whole democratic ticket elected.
Licking-A Maine law Representative
probably elected.
.CosAocion = MediIl's majority 1000.
Myers and Barney 700.
Cuyahoga-Large Democratic majority
on State ticket. One fusion Senator and
two Representatives elected.
Huron-Democratic majority on coun-
ty ticket.
Scioto-Democratio Representative e.
lected.
Observation-Disclosures majority from
100 to 500.
Preble-En,ire Democratic ticket elect
ed.
Warren = Democratic Representative
elected by 800.
Seneca-Average majority 1000.
Meigs-Democratic ticket elected.
Wayne-Probable majority on the whole
Democratic ticket 1900.
Delaware-Democraiic majority about
900.
Ross-Democratic majority on State
ticket goo. Part Of the Democratic coun-
ty ticket elected.
Ashland-Average majority 1000.
Marion-Whig Representative elected
ocing to a dipisioaiH ae
Morrow-Democratic majority say BOO
Columbiana-Medill's majority 1900;
Myers 800.
Butler-Democratic msjorisy ON Slate
ticket 1900.
Lorain - DR.. Townshend, Free-soil,
elected Senator by 600 majority $780,
} Athens - Par; of Democratic county
ticket elected. Small majority for whig
State ticket except Governor.
Hocking.-Medill's minority 8S3- En-
z tire Democratic ticket elected.
Wood-MediA's majority 1913.
Hancock-Democraiic majority 300 on
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PREMIUMS AW
AT
fHIRD ANIMAL FAIR
70 E5 OF THE
Monroe County Agricultural
SO
Held in Woodsfetd, October 9Th and 7th.
FIELD CROPS.
He'd in W~oodsfetd, October 9Th and III

jonathan Lupton's Wheat Crop Of one
aere-fst premium of$4. White oak up
land. sown on corn stubble about the 25,h
OF September; harvested July 3rd; plowed
8 inches deep; MANFRED with compost OF
chip manure and lime applied after plow-
ing and before sowing; Il bushels Of seed
10 The acre. Yield, 81 bushels and 10 lbs.
10 the acre, which, at 80 cents per bushel
gives : total value Of S24 AZ
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State Senator.

By a letter from Cambridge, We learn
that the official vote in Guernsey couniyA
for Senator. is as follows: HOLSTER. Trees
soil, 1885; Sinclair, democrat. 1916; Hatle
mum, independent democrat CAT.
The following is the result in the two
counties:
Sinclair .............-4571
HOLSTER Observation-Disclosures
Hannum !. ...... 4
Merrill ....... 2o6
MINORITY of 1892 is sufficient for all
practical purposes
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Me- profit. $I5 81
Joel Yost's Wheat crop of 9 acres-2d
rrsminm of Sc. River bottom land; a fal.
tow for 2 years in pasture; ~ploughed 6 in
chss deep and sown Immediately, being
about the 25th Of October, and harvested
about the lst Of July. Yield. 25 bushels
and 9Th lbs. per ac.e.giying a total value
of $222 80
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The Result.

We would be a little disposed to crow
over the result of the election in this Coun-
ty and State, were itnot that the wings are
so badly beaten that, out of pity to a total
ly routed enemy, we forbear. This coun-
ty, however, has done nobly for the De
mocracy. We have rolled up larger ma
~iorities than ever before given for the
ticket.
1t will be seen that LEWIS vote for
Governor has increased considerably over
any vote heretofore given by the Free
%soilers. This increase has caused a slight
falling off on MEDILL's vote, as compared
with the rest of the State ticket. LEWIS
vote, however. might have been still larger
had moi some thrown away their votes on
a man by the name Of BARRERE!!
The majority on all the ticket, in this
county, will be found below:
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The several comnllueeS, on afticteS eA-
hibeted in the Hall, instructed the Secreta.
ry to say, that they were called TO decide
upon the relative merits of many articles.
when there was really little, If any. differ
ence; but their duties compelled them to
make a decision, which they did accord.
ing 10 the best of their judgment.
The members of the Society met at the
court house. on the evening of the first day
of the Fair, for the purpose OF elscting of
fcers for The ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as
might come before the Society.
The following resolutions, alter being
discussed at much length, were adopted:
Resolved. That no horses shall be enter
ed hereafter Ior more than n premium,
Resozred, That the officers elected for
the ensuing year be requested to lease OF
purchase q piece OF ground. suitable for
holding Fairs; that they enclose the same
and erect suitable buildings thereon, stalls
for stock, &c.
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ATTENTION., ALLH

TINE undersigned most respectfully calls
i the attention of the Citizens Of E ;shing
ton, and others visiting the City. II tie fac
that he has recently procured set Of FtINTS
from the North, for manufacturing Soda
Water.
These Soda Water Founts have a decided
advantage over those which are n'w used
generally, as they are not made of copper,
but Of a composition that is as pure s glass
consequently the water cannot beanie i'm
pregnatesi from tie metal
There are in use now in New Yrk owe,
three hundred
The public is respectfully solici.et to cal
and test the quality of this delieiots bevcr-
age at
GEO. NORBFCK'S. Penn aenue,
between 9th and lcthistreets.
iune 13-eotf
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AUCTION SALES.
Fy E. n. siRa1roN, Auseioneer.

y =. ~. SIA1 11ON, ACcEtOGeer.
Penn. areaae, near 10fh sfreet. xoRth side. J
GR0CERIES. TEAS, STORE FIXTURIs.
VI. &C.. AT AUCTION-On MONDAY. June
9th, at lG O'Clock. at TIE store OF Dir T. Shoe-
mailer, corner of F and llth streets. I shall
sell, without reserve, lis entire stock, COM
prising
Loaf, crushed. refined. and brown Sugars
Rio and Java Coffee. Imperial. Young Hyson,
and Black Teas
Extra super Family Flour, in barrels and
sacks
Sperm. Adamantine, and Mould Candles
CASTLE, brown. and fancy SOAPS
Starch. Mustard. Indigo. Kice, Sauces
Pickles, Catsups. Spices of ell kinds
Crockery. Glass, and Hardware, Liquors. &C.
Together with the Stand Casks and Store
Fixtures.
Terms $50 and under. cash over $50. six
ty and rinety days credit, for notes satisfac-
torily endorsed, Learing interest.
L. n. STRATTON.
le 2S-td AuctioEeer.
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California News.

The steamer Crescent City arrived at
New York on Wednesday morning. Her
news is unimportant. Her San Francisco
dates arc up to May Gath.
The health of the Isthmus is reported
good.
Mrs. Sinclair is playing at San Francis
co to crowded houses.
The mines still continue to yield abun-
dainty.
PoLIT1cs IN CALIFoRSIA.-The Wing
State Convention will be held at Sacra-
mento city on the 55h Of July.
A secret circular, purporting to be is
sued by the whig members Of the Leeisla.
trre of California, had appeared in the
San Francisco Times, and caused some
excitement. Its propositions were, brief
ly, to dissolve the wing party as at
present organized, and to re- rganize it
under the name of california republic
cans" and to adopt platform "emb"ac
ing all the popular questions of the day. "
The San Francisco Her1h Of the l7th
ult., has the following in reference to the
primary election held the day previous:
AS was pftuiC cu, the ucInoC!atlC pr
mary election yesterday was character
zed by the most bare faced frauds and
brutal outrageS. Bands of hired braves
headed by Bigler appointeeS and promises
swept through the city with an insolent
swaeger, overriding and beating
peaceable voters who dared to have
will of their own. In the First ward
they carried things with 50 high hand,
insisted on such patent frauds, and bull
lied the resident voters with such brazen
etfrontery, that one of the Inspectors
not OF the General Committees appoint
ment-protected against its validity and
withdrew. The reputable portion of the
voters followed, and the braves were in
ecStacles."
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Ly E. S. WRIGHT, { uct: oneer. a ,

Ly +. S. WRIGHT, { pct oneer
pAChET BOAT FASHION At AUCTION
i On MONDAY AFTERNOON next, the
9th instant. at o'clock [ shall sell! at tie
Congress street Bridge. Georgetown, D. c.,
the superior Canal Packet Boat FASHION
with her Furniture, Refrigerators, Harness
and Lines. This Doat has recently undergone
thorough repair, and is considered the lest
built Packet on the Canal. and has accommo-
datons for Is? passengers. An active man
can make her pay for herself the present sea-
son.
Terms: One half cash !; balance in three
and six months. for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
ED. S. WRIGHT, Auctioncer.
GEoHGETowS. D. c.. june 2l-td*
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Russia and Turkey Preparations for War.

Russia and Turkey Preparations for War.
The British mail steamer Niagara ar.
rived at Halifax on the 22d instant. The
most interesting news brought by her
relates to the threatened war between
Russia and Turkey, from which we ex-
tract the following:
Prince Gordschadkaf has been appoint
ed COMMANDMENT Chief of the Russian
army in Besarabia. Up to the 18th inst.
the Russians had not moved to the Pruth.
Letters from St. Petersburgh say that
the Emperor's course is generally ap-
proved.
The attitude taken by the Sultan is
much approved by both Turks and Greeks,
in Syria as well as Turkey. A voluntary
subscription was making towards the ex-
penses of arming.
The latest accounts were less favorable
for the maintenance of peace between the
two countries.
The messenger sent from ST. Peters
burgh is said to have no discretionary
power. lie merely carries demand
from the Gar that the Porte shall, with
in eight days, accede to Menschikoff's
ultlmatum, or take the consequences.
Count Nesstlrode, .jr., is not charged
with any authoritative mission to the
Western courts that can alter the position
of affairs.
Meantime the Porte prepares brayely
.or defence. Orders had been given to
Namek Pacha, formerly Governor of Ara
bia, man Of much energy, to attack
the Russians with his 10000 mon, if they
attempt to cross the river Pru h.
Abbas Pacha's force Of 10000 Egvp-
tians, commanded by Sultiman Pacha,
with the Egyptian feet of twelve vessels,
were daily expected st Constantinople.
Alusiapha Pacha, Governor of There
comic, offers to raise 2OO, Zoo Albanians,
and march them OH any point.
Renderhan Bey also demands permits
sion to raise force in kurdestan. The
arming of the fleet was progressing with
vigor, and all the spare labor in Constan-
lnop'c was employed in conveying am
munition to the forss.
The present Ottoman force musters
1900 regulars, and there is in all
449 ,O00 land forces, with a fleet of 800
guns, besides six steamships and twenty
two smaller craft.
A Russian force of 10000 infantry
hangs Oh the Moldayian frontier-and it
isrumored that the Gar will himselfcom
10 Ismau.
1t is stated that the Turks will make,
not the Danube, but the range of the Bal
kan their line of defense.
While thus repairing for war, the Di-
van does not neglect chances for peace
arbitration had been spoken Of, and Res
child PacEla was in favor of such solu-
ton, but seyera! Of his colleagues opposed
| it.
Rumor states that Austria offers infor~
mally to mediate to allow the Car an
apology to retreat with honor.
1t was positively stated by the London
and French press that the English fleet
had orders to Join the French in the Bay
Of BeSika, but on the I'd June they had
not left Malta.
The Porte has addressed a note to the
Great Powers, defending his course to
ward Russia, and setting forth certain
concessions hewill make to the Christians
to remove all just grounds OF complaint.
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DR.. BROTHERS & CRY

A RE consulted, az usual on al DelicGfe
"A Diseases TheS apprise the public that
hey have many feiiiies Afforded them by
Hospital and privae practice in this and for
eign countries. ana are not TO be c'assed with
The self-named doet,rs, medical buffers Of the
lay. Those who h;re foiled Of obtaining re-
lief from physiciaml of less experience viii
meet with certain sneedy ard effectual cure
bv applying a. TIE MEDICAL Office of Drs BRO
THEIRS & GRAY. oISou'h p street, opposite
The Smithsonian institute, Island
IL 1G-a0 2N&
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SYLV.aST1h'5

SILVER SHAN SODA IOUNTAN,
Corner Of 9th and II streets,
MAY now be seen in full play from }. m.
W. to l l p. m and as the Ladies cdr up
in crowds eScIaining. oh how deligk bully
cool and refreshing!'; its pure brigltand
sparkling waters are reflected fro1 heir
brighter eyes like sunlight from a dhond
No flaming advertisement. with striki car
tons in stirring capitals, have herald ffortL
in grandi!oqucnt phrase this modest esf a.ish-
mcnt, but the public may rest assu et tha'
here only in this city can be found r. gem
uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain, improved, by which alde pure
SODA WATER can be obtained freshht very
iraught. S. r. SYLVES1FI,
Druggist and Pharlna tuHt,
m ESQ 4w Corner 9th and 4 reets.
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ZINC! ZIACu ZlNCW

TNIiE Undersigned ka,;lg lately received a
i fresh surrly CT ZINC. ale rrclaled 20
execute all orders with that beautiful ard du-
rable article. ir am'ar aid smt eri0r raIrer.
Also. for those WHO prefer II ey still co,.tiI lie
re rsc of tie hest WHITE lkE, Gil. ard
VAkNISHI s.
Persons about lavirg Parting core. will
frd II 20 II cir advantage TO cali nj Il { cd es
.ahlisl mcrt. coIIer Of 1871 ard / strer's
juEe 15--tf u. FIN(H & ScN.
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RIor.-Quite serious riot occurred on
Tuesday night at the residence of DR..
George w. Wheeler, on Seventeenth St,
New York, In consequence of the dis
coverv of some human bones in his cellar,
a mob numbering about three thousand
assembled, armed with clubs, stones, an1
axes. They finally gutted the house and
store. destroying everything that it con
tanned, and drove the family into the
street. Nobody was killed, but some CT
the police were injured.
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rIsEAsEs CT THE LUNGS.

ID HUNTER. NJ. D.; NJ. Il. c. s., England,
II. late pupil of the Hospital for Consumr
ton and Diseases Of the Chest, Bron'pton Of
the ROYAL Infrmary for Asthma and Consrmp-
ton, City Road, and of the Regent Street Dis
rensary for Asthma. Consumption. and Dis
eases of the Heart. London. England &c . has
returned to Washington. and taken rooms a.
the corner of d and streets. one block frcn
Pennsylvania avenue where he may he col
suited during the ensuing summer in diseases
Of the Throat. Lungs. and Heart. to whicl.
speciality Dr.. II. has for several years defoted
his exclusive attention.
After the 18th inst. DIR JAMES IlrSTER, lr.
Of London. will be associated with DIR. /
HUNTER az Partner. and DR.. WELLESLEY as
Assistant.
Office hours from a. NJ to 6 p. m.
lure leo IF
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CHANCES FOR A GOOD INvr 81 MhNT In
REAL ESTATE.


KTE haze for sale. on tie test OF terms anu
w prizes, the following Property
All of Square east OF Square AIS
Lastern part of Lot 2. in Square LAT
All Of the west half of Square las
Lots No. 10. II. 20, in Square 73O
Lot No. I, in Square $50
Lot No. TO- in Square 692
Lots No. I, s. 9. in Square 1888
Lots No. 8. 9, in Square 1G1
Lot No. 15.'in Square $50
Lots No. l, 2. 5. 4, 5, Z. 10, II, IL, IL, IA.
10, Is. in Square 444
Six fine Lots in Square 63S
Also, two Farms, one in Virginia and one
in Maryland
Three Brick and Frame dwellings situated
in the Northern part of the city
All of which will be disposed Of on the best
of terms. For particulars Apply to
G. T. MASSEY & CO..
General Agents, 18th street, between
inne 15-eo2w G and II streets
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FIRST Wild PRoPtETY FOR SIZE.
~, HOUSE and LOT, on G street. one square
H4::; west of the War Department-lot 45 feet
front very desirable.
FRAME HOUSE. with lot Is by 40 feet, to
a thirty foot alley.
Several BUILDING LOTS. in eligible loea.
lions, at prices ranging from 3 to 80 cents pei
foot.
For terms. &C., apply to
;rpe I5-eod3f u NJ nnRSFTT.
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To the Cifizere OF tLe Islard

Vow Fcr'cdi. sF AZ NtrsrErCr ncFef.
KNOW YF. that The subscriber has Just
n opened. in cQrI eciion with / is Cerera
Agency Office fer Claims rear tic coIrer IF 7'h
stree. ard Maryland avcrue. a PTPIenICAI.
NIWSPAPtR AMI STRIICf1FY SToEF.
where he will lie regularly SUPPLIED viii all
Re NOS. rorular weekly ard n on'hly rers
of tie day. ard will ! Ger constantly or lard
a supply of Stationery ard Sci col Poots
je CIV JNo. 7. PAKIR.
n. B.-rersons desiring II e National H.
tetiiorHr"r. Union. or New IolF Icrald, by
he mor'h or year. viii &c srn, lied V leav-
ing tier name. suhsc.iI ton ard resic, nee at
mr Office. j J. b.
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PRsnIUM csRAM THAT Is CREAM.

IT, NJ. HARVEY hegs the public to tear
l themselves away from sour Cream ard
Butter-miM and call at his derot. opposite
Browns Hotel where they will get Cream
from the big valies of Pennsylvania where
COWS are cows and cream is cream. and No
mistake.
A large supply of thai splendid article al
ways kept on hand at 81 50 per gallon. ard
all over twelve gallons 81 Is per gallon.
10 Is
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TNIPLnMAS OF TIE METROPOLITAN Me-
- CHANCES INTITUTE.-1he dirIo-
mas may be had by hose who are entitled 10
them by calling on Mr.. HINwooD. northeas.
corner of 18th and e streets. between 1a and
O'Clock iune Je-eo3t
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DIE D.,

On Tuesday, the 14th instant, JUL'A L.
CauNp, aged years. month. and Is days.
IBalt. Sun and Fairfax News copy.l
On Thursday. June g, MARY ELIZA, cid
ast daughter of his Excellency Senior Don
Manuel Carvallo, Minister OF Chile, aged L.
years and % days.
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Y1R P1g
EXTRA PAY
To SAILORS NJ RINFS, DFFIOERS. &C.

no SAILORS N RINFS, OFFTCERS, &c
L Those who serrs in the Pacific Ocean OF
the coast OF Califohia. and Mexico during
1913 NJ 10 1882. AID also those IF tie late
Arctic Fxreiition irsseareh OF Sir ] ,hn Franz
lin, will have thei4 claims ATTENDED to at .
reasonable commission. by directing, post
paid, to Us. Agents abroad may also find US
of use TO them. Advances made.
Claims of all kin lis will receive our energet-
ic attention as heretofore
LLOYD L CO.,
june geo st General Claim Agents.
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TEACHER WANTED. Tie Trustees of
l. School, District No = Prince Georges
county, wish to emnloy a "a, able and expert
enced person to take char.e If the school in
said district. The arplien' must be quail
fed to teach the usual brascles OF an English
education and be of god moral character.
Salary $3.50. Address (p,st ,aid) the '.Trns-
tees Of Sehool. Dixt7ic, 10. Z, Beltsqtfle,
Prince George's County, M
lure 16-4t An
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w W. CAMPBELL has just received, ara
w. keeps constantly on hand, a full sup.
ply of BULL Nc MATERIALS at his place
on 18th street, south side of the Canal viz &C.
ment. Plastes Lime, Hair, and Sand. whcl
will be sold low for cash or to purctual Gus
toners. Alp, large lot Of SCAFF0LI'
POLES, som, of them of extra length.
m lift
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sg Al n Meeting Of the EsGard Of d..
rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Tnsti-
tute, held at their rooms on Eth street. the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
Resoired. That the rooms Of the Institute
be opened daily through the week Sundays
excepted) from 4 to 10 o'clock p. ~. and tia;
the public gelera!ly be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALNERT,
june 18-tf Rec. Sec.
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French Shoes, Button CATERS, Half Caters
Paris Pumps, &C., for Gentlemen's wear.
TUST RECEIVED by Express, direct froi
J the Importer
100 pair French Walking Shoes. glazed +
so pair Button Caters. kid tops +
80 pair French Button half Caters, a beau
full article
80 q French Dress Shoes, the first evern
this market
so " Paris Pumps for Drawing Room {
% {" Toilet Slippers
Also from c. Benkert, Philadelphia, /
% pair Cloth Caters. for warm weather
Il g Button Kid top Caters.
Now for sale at the Fashionable Boot Pre-
Of J. MILLS
je 20 Browns Hot.
Int, Union, & Rep, Ct
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-CHEAI HDOn An con- YARD.
TNIlF Subscribers VIII i-e"r rorstan-ly on
hand p srrrlv of good Iicler. Oak ard
Pine W0nn. 'n,c J g. viii he yariors kir is
Of COAL lronGh' to tEiS market. Blaze
SMITHS coal a'wavs or fand
Having faeiliies for iee,irg ALWAYS q 60. d
stock. we will sell. w olesale or retail at Il @
lowest market r,'ces.
W. F. WATrPS &rr..
lie 2-tf Office correr 1e,h ard c streets
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FACTORY HANDS WAN]lD.-Wan ted ct
l. the Phoenix Cotton Factory, 19 miles
from Baltimore. on the sus1uehanna Rail-
road, WRAPPERS, SPINNFaS, WEAVERS.
and CARDERS; to all of @lom the highest
wages will be given. Appl. t, SLOTnOWER.
MATTHEWS. & CO.. No 215 Baltimore street
Baltimore.o or to the Manager CHARLES Me-
kENZIE at the Mill. June 1s-9t
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~ Several Gold Mines and fields of
coal have recently been discovered at
New Zealand
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KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEDFL e

K EEF II BLFOKE TIE PEUFLE..
THAT 7th street and Maryland avejue is
il the most pleasant promenade j the
City, and BOSWELL & co. are On tie spot
with their sparkling fountain of tie INST de-
iightful SODA WATER and choicest S RUPS
of the day, where ladies and gentlemen can
quench the burning thirst OF Sumperl 10 their
hearts content
They also have a supply of freshani genu-
me DRUGS, as we'll as all the pon,ia patent
medicines Of the 1ay-of PERIPHERY and
FANCY ARTICLES = rich collection
20 Physicians may rely upon hagi " their
prescriptions accurately compoundedIat all
hours, day or night.
BOSWELL & CO.,
Corner Of Nd. avenue and Eth st.
je 2l-lw Islaad.
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CTONE MASONS.-Wante.. several rood
- STONE MASONS, to wlom the hiehesk
rates will be paid. Apply atthe New Build.
ing at the 9TH mile stone. nesr Baltimore. on
the York road, to JOHN TISNER. Also.
several good LABORERS. June lift
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z oTN.MTrT.J. UT UsJFrL.
TIME FANCY CIT PAPTFS for flames and
fre-grstes. for sale az WIMFR'S. are at
tracing purchasers from CIV Quarters of ira
nistric'. If Won want choice &c coIors and
natterns. ceIpe na-'v on TIE receipt of eve,v
rev surr'v.. III Sixth stseet. square from
Pennsylvania avenue. (Newsl june
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ii Different kinds of CAM STAT
"a CHAIRS Subscriber offers at his
Fe Warerooms. on llth street. the above
Y !Chairs Also, Walnut Extension IA
BLiS of all sizes, low for cash to make room:
handsome Cottage-sets SOFAS, and Spring and
ofer MATTRESSES: besides every other kind
of FUR NITURE made ut his manufactorv.
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