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NOTICE.

THE firm laie, doing the business under the name
L and style OF SAMUEL SToTT s Co, at the cor
Of and Doth streets. ar their intersection with
Pennsylvania avenue, in this city. has been dis
solved, and the accounts between myself ana INV
partner (Mr. Stott) have been adjusted b. abitra-
tion In the settlement Of the partnership affairs
numerous accounts were assigned to hif. SiOtt and
large number TO myself.
Persons indebted to the late firm, whose accounts
have been assigned 10 me, will, III few days re-
ceive notice thereof, with statement of the amount
of their Indebtedness
Neither member of the late firm l. authorized to
the name OF the firm Icept in receipting ac-
counts assigned TO him by the award OF the arhiira-
tors. THOMAS OXLEY.
Washington, September 10th, 1853.
sep l2-eO2w
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Select Classical and Mathemntfca al
SchOnI.

rENHE subscriber has removed his school to College
l. Hill, where Il commudioas building is being
fitted up for its reception. As the preparatory de-
parment of the Columbian College, it will continue
preserve the character of strictly select school,
designed for laying the foundation of thorough En-
gsh, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence on the 18th OF Septem-
Der. and close on the last of June.
Terms Sl2 80 per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the students will he
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology, and mineraogy, and also to
receive instruction III French and other modern Ian
guageS by the professor i'll that department.
Pupils may DE boarded at the college, under the
special care and superintendent OF the principal.
The necessary expenses of p full boarding student
will be about $50 per academic year, and of a
weekly bOarder will not exceed $50.
GEO. s. BACON, Principal.
Refer to the faculty of the Columbian College,
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
GInton, esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. d.. of the Patent OF
flee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, Of the Land Office. and
Professor &. C. levitt OF the Smithsonian Institute
q
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Four Fine Farms in Market, at a Bargain.

TIME undersigned is instructed To sell four tracts of
i Prime LIND, in Prince William county, Vir-
ginia living miles from Dumfes, four miles from
the Potomac, and only two hours from the
steamboat landing at Washington.
Farm No. consists of 800 acres, $50 in cult
vation, with large new Barn, Stables, Brick Meat
house, excellent water in the yard. and Fruit ofevery
description. Dwelling three story brick. 40 by %
feet. rare opportunity to secure fine farm
Terms-One-third cash, residue in |, 2, and ears
Farm No. e contains about 300 acres. having
two story Frame Dwelling. &c by Is, with five
rooms and a steam Saw Mill. which cost about
81 900. Has it two unaiiiBg Streams and several
springs. Situation elevaed 80 to Al partially
cleared; some fruit; mill in daily operation Terms
One fourth cash, residue, J., :, and years.
Farm No. 3 is tract of 100 acres, % c leared.
Has small House on il with some Fruit trees 4
fine sptng of water. Tenns--One half cash. resi-
due, ard years.
Farm No. 4 has $40 acres, some 81 cleared,
tn" remainder in fine well grown timber, and well
waitred. Te.ms-One- fourth cash. residue in |. 9,
and 3yearS.
The above Land is of superior quality, and is
OF the neislboring lands. Any two OF the above
tracts be bought jointly, if desired the whole
will be sold together. Lands in the vicinity
HANGING in vaiHe. and the timber alone tn" fourth
tract will pay for IL and No more than three times
over. making the purchase decided speT,iotj0n A
ready and convenient market l.; afforded by the
steamboats, To Baltimore. Alexandria, and the Dis
| trict cities. Apply forthwith to
r. A. SOMMERVILLE.
Pension Land, and Real Estate Agent,
sep 2-2aw-2w 9TH street, opposite p. o. Dept.
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RED RIVER RAFT.

fI'IIE PERSON to whom the contr,e. Wa. .w.,is,
l. under former advertisements for proposals hay-
ing failed to give the bond with sureties as required
proposals Tor the work are again invited as follows:
Proposals will be received until the 10th iay of
next September for the removal of distractions to
the navigation OF Red river Louisiana) occasionei
by the raft and for keeping the said navigation free
from the same for the longest period
The smount of these proposals united Is net TO ex-
coed the sum of 500 600
Each bidder viii propose to remove said rafy,
thoroughly and to Keep the navi alton free from
obstruction thereby for specified period specifying
in his bid the time in which he proposes complete
the removal Of the raft the said time not be- later
than the 1st day of june 1885, and also the number
of years, counting from sail removal. during which
time he binds himself to keep the said navigation
free from raft obstruction.
The contractor will he required to give his bond
for $4,000, with two good sureties each for the sum
of $4,000. conditioned for the ithful execution of
the contract. Each bidder will transmit 1T the same
time with his proposals. The names of the persons
whom he offers as sureies and declaration signed
by them that they will sign his bond as sure;es Ms
above mentioned: and also the certificate of district
judge of the Unite States for the State in which he
resldes that said securities RESPECTABLE citizens
and that h- considers them worth $4,000 over and
shove all their debts and liabilities. No bid will be
examined unless these conditions shall be COMPLIED
with
Terms Of payment. ~
Of the sum of slUo0c3 appropriated for the
above object, $4,000 shall he paid as the work of
Whenever the contractor shall report that a por
ton of the raft has been removed. the same shall
tie ms pected 5y an officer appointed by the War
Department: and if it shall appear that such l. the
fact. the department will pay such proportion of
the said sum of $4,000 the portion removed shall
bear TO the entire rat, rroydel partial paymeut
shall De made for less than tenth part of II
whole work. The remaining $50 GOO will he paid
in equal annual instruments corrcsI ondiny In
number with the number Of wears during which
the contractor shall bind himself to keep the nav
ration pen, of which fact the Department is to he
the sole judge.
Each bid must he for the whole work-tlIat is for
the removal of the raft. and for keeping the river
oped for specified period No separate proposal for
portions of it will he considered.
The proposals will be addressed to the undersigned
marked on the envelope, "Pr"posals for removing
Red River Raft"
The War Department reserves to itself the right
OF awarding the contract according to its own
Judgment of the most ia vorable bid and the most
responsible bidder. j ]. ALERT
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
aug 30-2awtd
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mo. 49I.l
NOTICE OF WAL

From public sale aud pricate snfrv of La,ads
ig!ng n9thiH fifteen DlLles of tie route of
ire proposed r0iir0aG from Brnnaon. an
mississippi. to Montgomery, IN Aiabamn
I consequ nee of urgent representations on behalf
of the interests ri the proposed railroad fr1p,
brandon 10 Mont kOm.ry, the President of The United
States has directed that, for the present (and until
the pleasure of Congress be a-cer' a ned i'm re-
gari to grant of public land in aid of constructing
san rairoadj The public lands lying within ttest
ht'i's the-ratous. near as NAV be on eithn,
side o. an air line between Brandon and Aontgcn,e
n.y. .n The districts of land sui sale ut JACKSON
ana AUGUSTA, IN Mis- issippi and at DEMOPCLI, and
CtHiBi IN Alabama. be withheld from public sala or
private entry. las the NAV required until fur
ther notice and special instructions to that purport
have been secor'lingto given to the land officers Of
the districts aforesaid.
Tie limits intended in the above order (shown nv
diagrams furnished to the land officers include or
tons OF public lands advertised to be offered AZ An
gasia the 10Th pro kline. ana st Delaoois on the
Eth pE"ximc. By the Presidents proclamation of
2l May last and also include portions of the lands
in the same districts directed tie restored 10 lrqe
.Htrg ly the notice from this Office, suioined to thu,
pIocl NATION, lying within the aforementioned
tow ShipS. viz:
Nort' Of E> base line end Est ofGie Chocag alcy-
dun
IN the ArGU1T. dis rct. in Mississippi: TOWNSHIPS
three, T ur. hve. fix aud seven, of RANGES twelve
thirteen, fourteen. fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and
eighteen.
North II tie base lt"e and Vest IF tie ST. Sejten's
meridian
In TIE DES9poIIs district in Alabama: TOWNSHIPS
thirteen fourteen, fifteen sixteen. ard seventeen. O.
RA'GES tSO. thr.c. aMd four. fractional TOWN
SHIPS thirteen .rd fourteen Of five the
isIidS Wii.i'n which townships 10 be withheld
IrUE b c s:tle or private entry las the case may
be- una; further notice.
Valid Tre-emption claims within the limits afore-
tali may, however. be established and paid for a.
heretofore.
by order of the PRESIDENT
.''Ven under my har d, ct the General Land o flee
cisT Of Washington, this nineteenth day Of August
i>5S. JOHN WILSON
au., 20-d3w compissionar
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LEATHER! LEATHER.
nd General Isaae Ei.,dsnus 2fnrn

'T'HOMAS G. FORD hattars himself tia, he has
i the best selected stock offered in this Dis
trict, 10 his friends and the trade in general.
80 dozen French Calf Skins, of the mo>i approved
Mo!iar. Lcmoine, Ogeron, SUSSEX & Co.
Superior Patent Calf skins
Home made Cali and kipp Skins
Upper and Buff Leather
4U0 sides Spanish Sole and Slaughter Leather
Harness and Bride Leather
Fine B:idic and :'kirtng Leather
100 dozen Morocco, and Lining Skins
French and English Hastings, Black and Colored
Gailoon, Lace- and SILK 10 match
All OF which lac viii sell low for cash, or on ap-
proved credits. T. G. FORD
sep lin 1ih Street. near the Patent Office
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POPULAR SONGS.

rI'IIE Old River Farm; Old Bob Ridley
] Aunt Harriet Heecha Stowe; Mary Vale
Old Eenturky Home: Poor Sister Sue
| am not angry: Lilly Dale
Do they miss me at home?
ies, we miss thee: WHY don't he come:
Lightly we sail: Come take sail
TT for Baltimore; The Old Banjo
The star OF home; The Barber Shop
Ely Way; Ida May; Home again
Wy hone, my happy home; Maggie by my side
What the wild waves saving:
Is hen the night winds bewa rfh.
Also. a new set o. CHa!fies from London: The
FSStiy" Quldrill.s, for sale at WI3ER'S
stationery, Music. an. Fancy Store, 9th st.
sepS Near Louisiana avenue
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II. \. Tyson and Sisters Female
Seminary fer Boarding and Day Pun lis

On F street, Jet~een l2ii aud l:,ia streets.
ENiE duties of this institution will lie resumed
Il Thursday, the 18Th Of September, at which
time. The pupils requested to be punctuai in t
tendance. IN order 10 promote Il speedy organiza-
ton OF the classes.
The many improvements and additions lately
made TO their previously large establishment enable
the principals 10 offer increased advantages and fl,
ciliIpS tn their pupils.
They have also made arrangements for the accom-
mediation of IL or IA boarding pupils, who will find
everything provided that make home cOmforta-
be-such Us chambers well ventilated, carpeted in
in winter. and warmed at pleasure by furnace
their study room lighted with gas and every other
convenience that can lie desired.
No pupil will he adfAittcd unless satisfactory ref
erence be given previously.
Fox terms, Sc, circulars may be had mt the Sem
mary and NJ The principal bookstores in the city.
aug 4-dtl5thSep
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CARD.
To the Ladies' Of Washington, Georgetown,
E. =

HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies', Misses. and Chi
Il dren's French Shoes are sold by the under
igncd, on 18th street, just above CoTcoran Rigg
Banking House, in his new building. with the high
marine steps, where he will Ladies' orders,
and Keep constantly on hand every variety on La
dies Misses and Children's French Cater Walking
Shoes, Whine aud Black Satin Caters, Slippers. Sc,
made to order by II. Weirman, of Philadelphia, of
Tue best French Cater materials, and in the latest
fariSan styles These Callers entirely different
from what are generally known as sSlops shop shoes''
being all custom work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Lsdies, VINO value beauty, comfort, and economy,
will consult their interest bv giving me call and
examine for themselves g. WEIRMAN -
10Th ST.. just above Corcoran & Riggs
aug lS-lyeo Bankins Vouse
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CASH MERCHANT TAILOR.

Ia The Subscriber has it.;t returned from New
York with 4 full and complete stock of Fall
4 and w inter Goods. winch are now ready to
.-IL be made NJ 10 order on the cash pr.ncipla
He has determined To drop the credit system hrcat.
lie Is SATISFIED tnt many persons prefer getting their
goods al reasonable rates for cash instead OF paving
mich greater prices To- obtain credit. He is deter.
nnfd to seek and merit HAT Kind OF custom. He
respectfully soIcits 4 call from those of his former
patrons, a well as from the public generally who
are willing to deal with him on the new principle
and he thinks he can safely promise satisfy them
IN every particular. J. RIGGLES
9Th street, opposite Patriotic Eank.
sep 5-eod
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Proposals for Oh for Light-houses
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Lighthouse Board,


Office Lighthouse Board,
September s. 1873.
GtEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt thi
- once anti one O'clock, y. III, Friday. the I'D
lnSt., for supplying the Lighthouse establishment
with twehtyone Thousand Eve hundred ~ 500, gal
Ions 81 tie best quality fas.rained pressed sperm
"l 10 be d-il' cred aona side Of the GoFern Mt su
Fiy-YeSsel at Boston, New York city, New BeGf1 rfi
or tcSartowE. Massachusetts. lat the option Of the
made casks. suitable for Eipping in prime Older on
or b. ore thc I'D day of October next
Ia Csc the suFpiy-veSsel g. ouid he ready 10
receive the Gil on the appointed day of delivery as
above the contracting party will be liberty to de-
liver II % authorized agent Of the Liz hi house
Enlistment, and lie shall be entitled 20 rayInent
therefor within fifteen days !.om the time of such
delivery.
III the oil contracted for uader tue foregoing pro-
PSSlS To he subjected TO the usual tests of specific
Eraylty temperature st which it will remain linnid
hy burning. "nl by such other means as may lie
th'nSht proper by tho person or parsons to whom
that Juty may he assigned before il Will lie accent
Ell Inc OIL will lie required 20 remain Kmpil NJ a
temperature OF 10 6f Ealreu .eit, or Iowes
bSnd- with security to the satisfaction a the do
Fartneht viii he required or the con tractor rondi
TONED In the penalty Of one !fth Of the value of the
contract, for lis fsithfu execution. VI '"'
The board, un'ier authority of the departma,+
reserves 'he right to reject any lii, though il nav
amount.
The bids must lac placed in IN envelope sealed
AMI endorsed Proposals 'or Gill;, and then enclosed
70 the Secretary of tie l. ht house Board. Washing
ten city
By order Of the Light house Board:
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
sept lo-eOtZ3d Secretary.
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WOOD AID COAL.

ESTE have row completed arrangements for re-
W ceiyng CUr regular supply of WOOD IND
DRY. Oak, and PM J;-GOD. Anthracite COAL of
different sizes ar: kin. from the most approved
mines Ei.umiIoaS and Cumberland Coal, and i.y-
sFn's Valley, lre: burning coal in sizes for
and crates.
Consumers who i!tra! laying ~ supply o; fuel
for the Water, VIII fl al II their advantage
gage il as soon possible Jr i'll I'll probability the
advance on the present prices viii soon be much
greater than usaUy anticipate.
All coal ffum yard viii b. carefully weighed,
and 2,2i9 pounds given ~ The ton.
W. Z. WATERS & CO.
Office corner Of i:l:i and streets.
q IN
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
tn E UNION ADEM

Corner Of l4th Street and NcW York .arenue.
r HOSE parents wishing to secure a select aud
erery icdy responsible school. for the correct and
thorough training of their sons, the Classics and
Higher Mathematics. and also in the Modern Ian
glages and Natural Sciences, Sc that they NAV be
fitted for College, for Engineering, Surveying and
Commercial pursuits, respectfully invited TO visit
the Institution, call upon the Principal soon as
the number Of pupils is limited, and the vacant seats
few.
No pupils will be admitted or continued, whose
character Is known to be bad or doubtful.
No pupils will he admitted henceforth who have
not advanced beyond 70 primary branches.
Circulars can be obtained at the principal Book
stores. Il. RICHARDS,
sep l2-3m PRINCIPAL.
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Washington Rrnach Railroad.
DO 81 Go ssssEssszss

yTNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Il Leave daily, except Sunday, at and a. M,
3H and 5 p. Iii.
On Sunday al 4. m and p. IN.
The Train al p. H. is Express. and stons only at
Annapolis Junction and Relay the others at all way
stations.
Trains at a. m and 3}S p. H., connect with An
napo!is.
IralEs at 3 a. m. and > p. m. connect West.
Trains At 6 and a. and } y. m. connect East.
Fare from Washington to Baltimore 81 q
Do do do and return | 50
Do do Annapolis ---l d
DO do do and return | 80
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro-
cured at the office, and good for the day upon
which they are issued Il. Ii. PARSONS,
jy lott Agent.
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Office of the General Insurance Agency.

Locntcl on Seucsh street, opposite the Fost O1lce,
UTHERE Policies will be granted on Lite, Fire.
W and Marine risks in the following Companies,
viz . ~ -, -,
Branch Office oftac Washington County Mutual In
crane Company. Capital 1896 ,9s6, and no.,
f10 members. :. $. CowEN; President; A. BIsHoP,
Secretary.
8rG,ich Office Of the National Protection Insurance
CoalpGny, OF Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Capital
s2OO.G00 Surplus s:js 900. A. ID. w. GARRETT.
President, J. VI WHEELER. Secretary.
Branch Office Of the Grdnite Insurance Company,
of Utica, ~ Y. Capital 5000, 900, besides n large
surplus of cash funds. G.. n. CuRTIs President, w
II. DERRICK, Secretary.
O. Since the above agencies have been esfab-
lshed, have insured 81 500 900 of property,
and paid Il losses. amounting 10 over slS,ooo,
To the full satisfaction of the claimants, III current
funds.
Persons having property uninsured are resPecuu-
lyiDyil,d 10 call M our Office, where ample refer
eIccs and full explanation will be cheerfuliy gwen
ri. T. CLOSE * J. &. GREEN. Agents ior Mary
land. District of Columbia, and virginia ,5..fF
sen 1D-Pnft
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LAW NOTICE

SIDNEY 2. BANTER, late Attorney General uf
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
tice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States. the of the District of Columbia
and attend to amy professional business confided to
him.
90 Office in Morison's new building on AK st.
between p, nnsylvania avenue and c street.
References: Hon. J. J. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel.
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. G.. b. Samuels, Hon.
George H. Lea OF the court of appeals of Virginia
tn the judges of the circuit of Virginia, ard
to the Senators and members of Congress from Viz
ginia. iv lo-eoiy
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NOTICE,

THE undersigned have associated themselves to
i gether under the name and firm of SliEkEL
& BAILEY. for the purpose of conducting the Gro
Gerry business in all its various branches ard have
purchased the entire interest in the store and stock
(Which Is complete i'll its usual Variety of John b.
ibbey Co, AT No. ). Centre Market Space. where
they will continue To keep full and general assor-
ment OF F.ioILY GROCERIES,, to which they in
vite attention, assuring the patrons of Me>srs. kil-
hey Go. that their customs viii be pursued. las
far as prac!cabe) and their friends and the public
that strict principles, close application, and fair
dealing may be relied on.
JAMES II. SHEKELL,
aug 2S-3td&eo3t JOSIAH r. BAILEY
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PREPARE FOR A RAINY DAY.

~ Look up your old Umbrellas, and -,
send them % the subscriber in faiT2.,Js
weather 10 lie repaired, and thus give
- - EIIn time To do the work faitlI.uiiy-ioT in
rainy weather tie press is great that the work
may not be well done, .'notliing is well done that
Is done in a hurry
UMBRELLAS for sale from 81 4 cents up to six
dollars, comprising general assortment of green
blue, and black silk and gingham Umbrellas.
A large assortment OF articles suitable for every
description of repairs.
Don't forget the place. ID. PIERCE.
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18Th streets.
sep 5-eOtf
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WE HAVE Just RECEIVED A

"E HAVE JUST EfVED A
w new assortment ofGoods, consisting in part
of, viz:
Plaid Silks Black Silks, Figured Silks, Plain Silks,
Plaid Raw Silks
Plaid and Figured French Monsseliae de LANES
Black Aipacas, Bomhazines, French Mernos, En-
glish do
Moussene de LANES at l2k cents, worth IS cts
French Gnhams. English Ginghams, Irish Linens
Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks, Russia Diapers
Grape Shaws, plain Woollcn Shawls
Cashmere Shawls, square and long
Cloths, Cassmeres Cassnets, Vesngs
Three-p ply Carpets, Ingram Carpets Venetian Car
pets, Rag Carpets, Blankets of all kinds.
Bear in mind, from the large quantity of goods we
sell, we are enabled TO give greater bargains than
can be had elsewhere.
sep 1-f0ew HALL 4 BROTHER.
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PIANOS, PIANOS :

IT We have now i'll store second
- LOT of PI.7NOS, from the celebrated
n r fiestab,is ement or knabe, Gaehie L.
The editor Of the I.ynchlurg Express. says: ''In
referring briefly 10 the Piano advertisement of
MessrS. knabe. Cache. s. Co. of Baltirn, re, we
stated that We should again refer to it July
We are personally acquainted with the standing and
character of Ills finn. having acquired il by several
years residence in the city where their anu:acfory
Is located. They have higl reputation there
Their instruments have been almost invari bly, used
In that city, at Tie public concerts. Fog three
cessivc years they obtained at the Fairs OF the Ma
ryind Institute the first premiums, notwithstanding.
they Were sevcraii III competition with some of
the northern manufactures. and the eminent Plan
list, StrakoSch, the muSca! director ot Parodi, who
lately opened a Music Establishment in New fGrk,
selected portion OF his stock o. Pianos from this
eStahli. iment.''
We guarantee TO sell III manufacory prices Terms
OF payment made moderate, liberal discount for
cash. JNO. +. ELLIS,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets.
sep 1-c02w
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NOTICE.

VNllE Undersigned Will attend 10 the measuring and
l vaun. OF BcIckayers' and fIasolis' Work.
From his experience rs brckIayer and mea>urer
he feels confident that he VIII give satisfaction to all
who employ him.
COMMUNICATIONS left nj the residence of j. A. Ben
der, on street morrill, corner OF .th street or at the
Exchange office OF Nj. Raymond. corner OF 18th street
and PcHns, ivaEia avenue. Will daily he attended to.
JACOB A. BENDER, Bricklavcy
Estimates for Brick and Stone Work correctly cal
culated from Drawings and Specifications. Excava-
tions measured. j. A. Z:
u-4o2n-