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Vt =. NTIUsS,
Captain Of Engineers in charge of Washing

II Ia not to be unl' rstood by TIE above that arv
AGENT Of the Department is restricted to an acrJ-
anee ct the iOtcst hid offered. The o rct of the sd
rerisenent being only TO give public notice aid in
VII" competition, ever. sgcrt will. after receiving
proposals. eXrrtise scund discretion in fixing the
terms and prices Of the contract being under Oh
legation TO conftne himself 10 the I'd, made in
swer To the advertisement, 10 the persons kirs
them.
No contract made urdcr this DEPARTMENT frr scr.
Wees or supplies can re transferred in any ras LIT
the same must lee executed ly the original ol'.cr.
or by some person in his name and rrSponsihc -
BIN: and such obligor will De- held to his l. sa -
sp"nsliity, and all payments will lie made to
him.
To Capt NJ. {. AEIGs. u. s. Engineers:
We, the undersigned. Residents IF = in the
state Of -. hereby jointly aad s,,.r,.ilv ocyep-
ant with the United St'tes, and guarantee in ross
the foregoing hid d BE- rcc,ptca tbst re- cr
they viii. within ten DAYS ali,r the asc,rtarCp 4
Tn" sail bid. cute the contract fr , SAM" Ei'h
good and fut'cirnt surrties to perform, the wcrh
furnish the articles proposed in conformity 20 this
'Prns oi the advertisement under which t Was
made. And in ct-e the said hall tail en-
ter into "ortra"i aforesaid, guarantee make
s"i the diGrrenc" lrtNern the Offer Il tl.e saii
and the next lowest bidder. AG
c. f.
hereby CERTIFY thst. To fhr he,t Of nv A,oNlrd.e
ami belief, the above named suarantors ar. t"o"ni
sufficient. ET
&C 2l-dt2nncc-
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JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary IF the Tr,rsury.
TRE..rRY DEPARTMENT. Aug 90 IS;2

TRE.sJRY DEPARTMENT. Aug 90. lSsS
Notice IS hereby given to the holders 81 the ~
per cent stocks of tn. loaA authorized hv tho s =,
and also, 10 the helders If tn. six per cent stos NJ
the loan authorized by the act of July 1876 rr m
able 18th November 1856. that this department ;;
prepared to purchase, at any tine between the d,t
hereof and tbs first day Of psrenlhcr next 10 t.s
tent of two millions of said stock in the Kramer ,ud
On the terms hereinafter mentioned. to wit:
In case 81 any contingent competition. within The
amount stated, preference will be given in orr NJ
time in whrh the said stocks ef either kind nay y.
offered. The certificates duly assigned to IN. United
ststes, NUT he transmitted "a this department.
upon The receipt Whereof price Will be raid corn.
pounded of the following particulars
1st The par value or amount sre-ifel IN cqrh
&C certificate.
ID. premium Of 10 per cent on the stocks n,
1872 re.eemshln in 1862, premium las tho cs.s
may be- of 50 Per cent en- the stocks IF 1885. "a
DECIMAL bic in 1885,
Sd. Intpres; the par Of the certificate from tbs
list ct July, 1888 ia the date Of receipt and settle
nent at the treasury. with The allowance FIR the
money to reach the owner Of enc dsy's interest 10
addition.
Payment Sr Paid stocks will To- made in drat, Of
the Treasurer of the United States. On the assistant
treasurer at Boston. New York. or PhiladclrIis. a,
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Dec l-dtlstJan Secretary Of the Treasury
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IRON FURNITURE.

I'VE attention of those furnishing houses or
L apartments Is particularly requested to the as
sortment o: Iron Articles to be found on Penasyl-
vania avenue, south side. bet 9th and 10th SITS.
IRON BEDSrEADS AND CRIBS. all patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS. for drying clothes
HAT AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA DO
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT BRACKETS
BRONIED ANDIRONS AND RENDERS
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE TOP TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS
WASH STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS
THERMOMETERS, &c.
Also IRON RAtLlNGS of great variety of pattern
for Cemeteries, Public Squares, and Private Dwell
lings. RALPH HASkINS
Pa. avenue s. side between 9th and 10th st.
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TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS

NT + have now on hand one of the largest stocks
w of Dry Good. in the District, which ~. guar
anty to sell cheaper than they be had ell here
consisting in part Of
large quantity Of Dress Silks, for even ing and
street dresses
large TuantIty of French Merinos, cor Uprising
all coorS, very cheap
large quantity of French Mousseline ia LANES
figured and plaid
large lot of Mrrno plaids
large lot of Bombazins. A!pacas, and Celvetf
for Manfilias. all shades
Pclice Cloth. all cOlor-
A large lot of long Shawls
Cashmere and Bay State Shawls
RihandS of all kinds
Embroiterics do
Velvet and Clot' CloakS
Hosiery of all kinds
full and complete assortment Of Staple Goods
usually kept in our line.
dec G-eo3E HALL r. RKO
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o z FfCIAL
TREASURY DEr.Rrxrsr.

AS"N'ioN, btc. ]. lS,,9
The time limited by the undsrmentioned po,,.--
OF shs department Of the ooth July spd 22a susr,,
last for the purchase q stocks Of the Unitra s,,,
is hereby extended tn the ist January next. Ru, ),
is to be observed that, in addition 10 the sspsl
signment, the holder must distinctly assign I, N
trrest on the same now inside up at the TREASURY ..
Transmit the semianpual coupons, rs the cas-. ms,
he In default Of this latter assignment or tim.
mission the premium and day. interest llcss IN
terest from time Of redemption to lst january chi,
will be- paid.
To afford an opportunity 10 distant holders N
avail Of this notice, tie department viii cons,l.,
stocks mailed at any time prior TO the said Is, ism
usry as entitled TO lis benefits.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Of the Treasury
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EDUCATIONAL.


Iadtdna dreH"e, nearly opposite CITY Hall
1NHIS Institution il now in successful opsration
i f-w more boarding and day pupils can be re.
ived The course of study is thorough and prac;j
cal, designed to give finished Engli.h am. Ctsss;.
crl education.
Terms: For boarding pupils, including iustruc-
ton in English branches, with Vocal Music. the
frencr.anl Latin Languages. and Drawing. $500
PEI session If ten months Weekly hoar,icrs in IN.
sam" coyrse, 500 Day pupils in the sane studies.
SlW.
instruction on the Piano or Guitar extra.
Circulars may Ire obtained application 10 the
PRINCIPAL 5 H. MIRICk, A. NJ.
nov 22-lm* pri,c;na,
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GEoRGETOwN. y. c.
'NRlS institution is o;,ca a.n, in full operation
few msre pupils can be admitted into the
fs nily.
Terms for boarding pupils 5000 per session Of tn
months, payable half early in advance
French. music, lrawin &C. extra
Day pupils fr"ri 81 to $40 per quarter of II weeks.
CIRCULARS and catalogues 10 b" had application
10 the principal. WILLIAM J. CLARK.
oc zo-dti- PRINCIPAL.
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Seminary for Younu Ladtes

"A ST. b,t,ocsn Pennsylvania arenus end G.
'f'liE course of instruction embraces all the
l. branches requisite to obtain a thorough and
accomplished female education.
Terms: English. Mathematics, and the Ancient
Languages from IS to sl2 per quarter. French s.
Other modern languages each r. per quarter Mu-
sic and Drawing Mt Professors prices
limited number of boarding pupils will he re-
reixed at 500 Ier session Of ten months, paysi o
half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply 10
L. r. LIPPITT.
nov zZ-eoim PRINCIPAL.
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FUNERALS.

V The subscriber is prepared 10 At
cnd. at the Shoi. II nni:c. 10 an,
calls IN this line and vii! spare pains Ia render
cnc satisfaction 10 all who NAY desire nI.
in Performing the last tribute oi respect 10 the dead
ilcar>e always In readiness Mourning Cans and
slrnudS furnished when desired.
The subscriber beeS leave to call the attention nj
the public tn his PATENT CORPSE PRESFRyER
wci' has been already tested IN the families OF sew
eral IN this city. io WHOM hc can refer ns IL
us efficacy IN preserving tc body from deconposl
lion Tor any length OF period.
J. w. PLANT. d street,
aug sly bet 9th and iu, ,,T,,.te
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FOREIGN Music.

1NiIE Natl nal Air. If all nations arranged for the
Piano. with the tiag of each nation on the title
page.
The Compositions of List. Thalberg Chaplin. A.
cher. CARA. Herr. Mendelsohn, Beethoven, Mozart
Hayden. Czerny, Gottschalk, Jael, anil others
A large selection of music for Violin, Flute, and
Piano.
Music for small Orchestra
Music for Guitar and Flute.
Together with all the new publications Of the ay,
At the Music Depot of HILBUs & HITZ.
dec 16-tf
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tEEEN'S Ink Eraser and Paper
~ Cleaner for Book-keelers. Clerks. and I;terar,
GeEtiemen.-A new kind Of eraser and rubber +. r
superior To any article for the purpose ever vet
in'rolured. Aside from its superior qualities aS
pencil! cleaner, it removes ink and oker stains with
with more faciiy than The ordinary scraper and
leaves the surface of the paper unharned
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE & CO.
llth street" doors north of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Branch Of Stationer'e Hall, Ia and l76 Pear
snp lS--e0tf str.,. y v
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Boys Winter Clothing Of all Quail

NALL Il STEPHENS. Pennsylvania avenue
W next t" Iron ilsll, have on hand an unusually
large AZ rtmcnt OF Boys and hildrcn, CLDTIII Nt
adapted Ia the lrcScr; and the approaching = s>ou.
a' embracing almost Every sty| ami irscrip,isu Of
garments for Boys and Children nf all aces. our
stock undoubtedly il. RS it always has leen, by far
the largest and best in this city. and purchasers
assured that All go.s sold ~ our establishment m
prove a. represented. nov ls-tf
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Lamps, sperm and A IN antfne Can

dies, &c.
ME have received and Now opened our fall sun
" ply -! new LAMPS. selected nv orc of our
hrm IN New York r3d IhilafelIfis. which We in.
wife Ladies ar gentlemen 10 call and examine Coz.
o'cd ana white Sperm Candles Adanantine Candles,
patent spring Cand esticks. with shs,i.s
I;ookbln,irrs Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Taprrs, Stove Iuslre
Slermacctti, Lard, and Solar Lamp Oil
With cur usual assortment Of Window and CnacI
Glass. Painters and Artists Materials For sale
wholesale and retail at our usual low prices. for
cash. or on time TO puT. tnal customers
HOWELL NQRSELL,
Successors II o. Whitlesey,
nov th-tt street. TO .i's Ruildinrl
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J.H.G. McCUTCHEN,

Office on III street, opposite Old Ftlo,cs' Hpl,
WASHINGTON. . e.,
DRACTISES in tho several courts for the District
l. Of Columbia attends to C2nyeyaDcing and Col
lee tons, end rrcsccuteS Gains the Government
OF the |. :. for Pensions, Land. and all Claims sris
Ing under the Laws of the United States.
16-d1m$
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HE.NDI Al


rINIiE METROPOLITAN rArER HANGING AMI
Il UPHOLSTERY WAHE-KOUMS have been ;.
moved to 9Th street between ID AMI street. north
No ), Washington Place.
Having removed my place of business to NOR,
commodious premises would respectfully solicit =
call from my former friends ad tn" public generally
feeling confident that they i'll not Ire iisappoipte
IN the quality of my good. and prices
have just IT turned from the North. with a new
ana large assortment of this soa.on's goods which
VIII DR. found, IN quality and price, superior to any
hitherto brought 10 this city. My stock Of PAPER
HANG!NGS are from tha first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK IL executed by
""rkmen in my employ, which. in every instance /
will warrant to possess the best material and work.
maBship
Ucues and Halls parerrI at the shortest notice by
experienced work mrn
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and tenitan BLINDS. Hair, Moss, Cotton end Shuch
MATTRESSES, CUSHIONS OF every drs, iptinn for
sale. Church Pews re cushioned at moderate oh arc.s
aS-A call is solicited.
JOSEPH T. X. PLANT,
aug lh-tyeo .ih street. bet. aplsE.
New Dress Making Establish nj. .
ItNfloSE wishing the perfect iittir~ ,r..s,s
L must cell on MRS X. CADY. ut which Mac,
dresses are being made by Mrs. t;ethens new inrep
ton.
Ladies' will, no doubt, think it marrellou, hen
she says that he neither ha. 10 pin on Iiniurs nor
alter dresses her fits are all warranted perfect
The System taught, inc!u,iiu. apparatus, for Fiy:
Dollars.
Mrs. c. invites ai to give her a call and see for
themselves. Dresses Patterns cut for 81 X CENTS
The most fashionable imported patterns for sale
or moderate terms, consisting OF Cloaks, Mantillas
Dresses. Sleeves, &c.
Mantua- Makers ear he supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most reaFcnabc terms
MRS. Il. CADY,
18th street near L, Washington City.
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L. J. STEERS

NJ EW GOODS AND FASHIONS FOR CENT? F.
~ MEN, respectfully invite Members Of Con-
gress. Citizens. and strangers Inquest of Clothing to
call at ny store. eth street. near Odd Fellows
HAIL ami examine my stock of Cloths, Cassimc res
and NestlDgs, and Gentlemen's Furnishing oe.is
generally.
am prepared to execute oil orders for Cloth o,s at
the shortest notice and in superior style, at aoer
ate prices.
have lot OF fine Overcoats and Vests on hand
ready made
P.J. STEER. Merchant Tailor,
No. Washington Place, 9TH street
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REMARKABLE FREAKS OF FORTUNE

A he daily being observed and wondered at by
"A the unnitiatel. Men with small incomes ana
large families growing wealthy and becoming men
of means and influence. change which THEN
friends only account for by surprising they have
found some money saving or moncy-siakiBg opcra-
ton, or machiSe which is kept from the kuowl-
edge of the public Such is the fac. aud ~. win
briefly expose the easy and honorable means bv
which they accumulate wealth. The secret VI hish
Is hereafter to he public is thiSthey save at least
one fourth OF their Incomes by purchasing their
Who'll. supplies of the Model tirocerS
MciRAW 4 JACOBS,
Corner Penna. avenue aud 18th streets
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N. CARROLL MASON,

WASHINGTON. n. G..
WILL attend 70 all business connected with his
w profession, and also 10 the prosecution Of
cisims against fhe General Government
0fhce in the east wing IF the City Hall.
dec Dim
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SCHIEDAM SCHNAppS

usT received. large supply of the above superb
u OF metlicated corlal. This preparation is a.ini-
rably adapted to all diseases arising from An i,nIsr:rct
distribution of the blood. Indiy- ston general de.
ti'y. ana such his"as" which consequent upon
Sluggish habits ami silentary life, it prou,rtes the
sseFetl"s aud estat fishes healthy sluiihrium in
the whole ari.rsl system,
To b" had wholsa-le OF retail at SCHWARTZ's
drug store next TO U. g. Hots end 81 door east from
% street, Tel avenue, nov lS--tf
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Washington Isrn.rch Isaiirond.
"a "a AEE acEs

TNRaiNS RUN AZ FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except SUNDAY. Al 6 and 4. m,
3t and p. M
On Sunday al q a. ~. and n. M
ihe ram at p IN. l. Express. ard stops only ~
Annapolis Junction and Relay; the orhcIs Al al! Wy
stations.
Trains al a. M. and 81 r M, connect with Az
napoi,S
If"lss AZ a. M and p. M, connect West.
Ifaht al and a. H. and p. ~. connect last
Fare from Washington To Baltimore a -
DO do do and return 20
10 do Anna polls - =
Do do do aud r,tuyn ! 80
Inc round trip tickets must in all caSc> u" pre-
cured ri the Office, and good for The day upon
which they ISSUED. T. II. PARSONS.
jy 10" Agent.
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NEW RAIsINs, FRESH TEA, COZ

100 whole. y. and ! boxes Raisins
6j half chests Tra. of fresh iIHportatinDy mr. Il
part of prime quality
$50 bags Java, Rio. and Crylon Coffee
10 boxes Ground Coffee
10 do Maccarnni and Vermicelli
II do Salad Oil
30 bags Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, &c.
100 dozen Brooms
% dozen Buckets
Just received and for sale by
SAM'L BACON & co.
Corner of eth street and Penn. avenue
dec 12-eo6t
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w. w. NEWMAN,
Arr jfanf and p,;IS

Baltimore street. opposite HOUiiGy street. B.Fr.vc1,
WlI.b supcriuIend the erection and altering OF
~ buildings IN Washington CiIy and Ills vicinity
jy II rG
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WHALEY's OMNIBUssES.

On THURSDAY. tli" 29h instant.
N-A(TA will commepc- running two lines
.sH4k& of ON NIBUSSES h"t~"rn AleNs'-
dria and Washington. leaving Alexandra ~ = !
o'c'ork in the morning. and 81 in the Afternoon,
connecting with the trsin- leaving Washington ~
O'Clock in the morning and in the afternoon. lie
turning, lea,e Washington ON the arrival Of the
ira ns from Baltimore i'm time In the morning 10
connect with th. Orange and MsDs>sns Gap train
from Alexandria. at otiork
pasesn.ers wishing seafs in this line. viii lrsye
tbe;r names ari r.siisnsxs with Df. jCmcs Eitw:s.
tje .Iaxandria and 81 the fTyiEs House. Washing.
ton corner of 18th street snd PeEpsy iyaia avenue
The morning line will call for pass.nc.rs within sny
reasonable distances in sith-r ci'y.
sep 2s~-6m, wM, wEaJsv,
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hH Mrs. D. GREGG win open handsome as
Up soriu,sEt of Paris Millinery on Thnrsdsy, the
HSl,th ihrtsnt, o.; n Geo. j. Aliens -stoie b.
tween 9th sni 10th streets the north eide Of Pa
avenue where she respectfully invites the attention
of the ladies II Washington and Georgetown.
nov 10 e. ellie
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THE MOTIFS OF THE
Southern Manufacturers Bank

4 RE redeemed AT par by the subscriber.
A oihcc opposite Treasury Department. corre,
OF 18th and streets. HENRY NJ. NOCRSE,
Agent Southern Manufacturers Bank,
3-tf
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TO THE LADIES.

The latest style of Winter HATS just re-
ceived.-The undersigned respectfully in
vites the attention Of the ladies TO examine
w our new style OF HATS. and to inform them
that ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEADDRESSES, &c, with neat
and dispatch. Also, very select assortment of
pointed velvet RIBBON. all colerS; together with
every variety of Fancy Goods, at
WM. ?. SIIEDD'S,
18th street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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!. Q. r. M,
CIR AND HAT,r,.

'I'HE ANACOSTIA TRIBE No. 3, Improved Orer
OF Red Mem respectfully announce to their
friends and the public, that they will give grand
BALL on MONDAY, December the 26th at Island
Hall
They respectfully solci. The patronage of the pub
lie for this Ball. and pledge the-nse' leave moth
ing undo e tn make it 'the Bail Of the season."
The proceeds are to be appropriated for the pur-
chase Of Banner for this Tribe.
Refreshments will be IN the hands of an efficient
caterer. Supper to be had at z reasonable char-c
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

QUALITY, fit, and workmanship guaranteed, be
-" ing wholly mauuflctu red hy our artisans and
scamstresses. on the premises Of the Proprietor,
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue. b"tSecn Sd and ~ strreta,
OpjOats Tnite,i States Hohi.
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Members of Congress and a large number
of citizens induces the advertiser to invite those
gentlemen who have not tested them to Civ. him n
csl, feeling assured that they will. trial. admt
their superiority. An experienced cutter s conStrut
ly employed, and good fit is warranted in every
care. None but the most competent mStr-Ssss
are engaged, which Is guarantee for the cxceercy
and durability of the work.
An excellent assortment of Shirts. Collars Gos
oms, Cravats, Handkerchief. Susrpbslrrs &C. con
SANITY on hand NM u, FAULKNER
nov A--eol.,
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CRATES. CRATES

LNNtMELLED Parlor and Chamher CRATES: Cir.
IL GUAR, Square, and Oval Patterns of the latest
styles and of the highest finish.
The ab0re are ust received and for sale by
X. IiASkINS,
Pa. avenue, south sid", bet Oh and 10th st..
@c l5--tt
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FRANCIS II. DAVgDGE

(foRNFILY OF BALTIMoRE.)
Attorney and CounscIlOr.at.Lav
lDEGPpsES To attend 10 Coryeyaucinc and other
Il Office business, together with the prosecution
OF claims against the Government. for which mn ey-
pcri"nce OF eleven years IN various branches of the
public service has qualified him i'll peculiar de
gree.
His attention viii be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
+. III. ID. may always he found during bushes.
hours al the Office of his son, WALTER Dorsey Day
IhGE. Esq, Attorney and Counsellor Al Law, %.
Louisiana avenue near the City Hall, and opsosit,
To- Fifth street. mug nnIr
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DIR. CAkADAVANT,

sur e. EON ID ENLIST.
DElNh compelled to remove from his old stand
ID en- account OF the lnndlady making different
arrangements :hS winter. he takes this opportunity
to inform his friends and the public Of Wa shin ctyn
and vicinity that he has taken convenient front
apartments on 18th street near Il, where he will con-
tinue permanently tc perform ali operations in D,.
tai surgery in the most scientific manner III. r..
turns his thanks to them for the liberal patron age
he has heretofore received and fruits to his r.rut
ton and skill for the continuance Of the same
All operations warranted.
nov p6-eOlmk
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CLARET WINES.
Chateau Margaux
Chateau La Rose
Hart Talenre
st. Estcphe Medoc
st. Sulien Mcdoc
MargauX Medoc
Filianac Table.
HOOK WINES.
Marcobrunncr. 1916
Johannisherser Cabinet
Hocs heimer
Rudesheimer
Steinwcin
LIQUORS.
ra,e and Dark, 0tard.
Dupuy 4 Co.'S Brandy
Pale and Dark Uenues-
sey Brandy
Old London Dock Brandy
Fine Old Martsll Brandy
Old Accomac Peach do
Holland Gin, Grape
brand
Pure Jamaica and 81.
Croix Rum
Fine Old Scotch Whis-
key
Old Inishowen) Irish
Whiskey
O'd Honongahela do
Old BourSon do
Pur. Wheat DO
Brown Stout sni Scot b
Ale
Nibbert's Brown Stout
ITS and pts
Uibbcrt's Best India Pale
Ale
Mnir's Sparkling Elin-
hurgh Ale.
, and a variety of other
q assortment Of the very
IL HAMILTON Il Co.
1. nv, orD. jackson Hall.
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4 II 4 ASK method for learning the art of max.
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REFERENCES:
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ings
Capt. u. 2. Alexander U. s. Army.
Professor Charles C. Jewett, Smithsonian Institu.
ton.
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FERDINAND MOULTON.
Attorney and unsellOr.at.Law,
AT IRVING HoTEL, WASHINGTON, D. c.
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