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The Nevada journal., 1853-06-24

w. H. BovEE. CHAs. w. DRURY.
HNO MINERS, HoUsEKREPERs and
H. CONSUMERS OF COFFEE GENERALLY
The undersigned, proprietors Of the well
known
STEAM CoFFEE AED SPICE MILLS
on Broadway, above Dupont street, desire to
inform their friends and customers, those in
the mining region especially, that the Coffee
from their establishment will always be sold
as cheap as any of similar quality in Califor-
mia. It isa
Genuine Article,
OF THE FINEST FLAVOR
and is warranted to be at all times free from
the slightest impurity. Persons who have
been induced to use certain description OF
ground Coffee, or rather kind of substitute
for Coffee, recently introduced in the interior,
and wi ich has but one Recommendation, viz;
that of apparent low price, will but advance
their own interest and enjoyment, by testing
the same with that bearing the label of w.
81. BoovEE G Co. The latter is put up in
packages Of one pound and upwards and will
be forwarded per order to any part of the
city or country. W. H. BOVEE & CO.,
jsl73m Office cor. Sansome 4 Merchant SITS
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Dry Goods.

MANSON, BOND g. CO. have just received
- well-selected stock of Dry Goods, VIII ich
they are offering at market rates.
81 Battery street, San Francisco. 9-3m
C ] JANSON. CIAS. W. BOND.
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MASONIC.

A IL brethren in good standing are re.
n quested to assemble in Grass Valley,
on the oath June, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. ",
at the Masonic Hall, for the purpose of cele-
brating the Anniversary Of St. Johns.
Jue Std Per Order
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Select Classical and Maintenance,
school.

rINIiE subscriber ha> removed his school To Corcg,
Il Hill, where commodioas building y being
fitted up for It's reception. As the preparatory i,
partncnt OF the Columbian College, Il VIII cuniiEue
IL preserve the character OF strictly select -cho
designed for laying the foundation OF Thorough En-
glIsh. classical aud mathematical education. The
next session viii commence the 18th OF SeI1eIn-
Der. and close on the last of June.
Terms Sl2 20 per quarter, payable in advance.
At small additional charge the suIell', viii he
permitted TO attend the lectures delivered IN college
on chemistry, geology, and mncralogy, aud al.o 20
receive instruction in FrrnclAnd Other modern Ian
suages by the professor in thasdrparimcnt.
Pupils may he boarded al the college, urdrr III.
special care and superintendent of the principal
The necessary expenses nj full boarding student
viii be about $50 per academic wear, ard Of a
weekly boarder Will NOT exceed Sl5O.
GEO. :. BACON. Prin,rpal.
Refer 10 the faculty of the Columbian College
Colonel j. l.. Edw nd; Colonel Petrr Force: WIN.
Gunton. esq; l.. ID. Gale, NJ. D., of the areni ef
fee; Joseph Wilson. Esq. az the Land Office. and
Professor Z. {. levitt. ot the Smithsonian ln,uir
sep2-
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Camphe ne, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
Lamp OILS.
LOWELL & MORSELL.

SUCceSSOrs n q. " II TITLES
street, hctccen 9th dnd 1'h streets, Todd, Building.
DEG leave TO return their taanks 10 their hume
- rous friends AMI the forHer customers of Mr.. o.
Whittesey. for the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
the opportunity to acuuaint the citizens of aShing
ton and its vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest manIfacto-
res, as to ensure constant supply Of the very beat
articles in their line, which will be sold at the low
est market prices.
II. & Nj. having thorough practical knowledge
of the trade, feel assured of being able to give salts
faction to all who favor them with their patronage.
Painters. Contractors and Builders viii find IT
IL to their nterc. to call before purcla-
sing elsewhere. keep on hand the largest and
best assorted stock in the city OF PRINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GL.1SS, BR USIlES. L.3MPS, &c.
Jus; received. and now at7nat. 81 900 pounds OF
Lewis & WethereIl's PURE LE.iD, which we
offer nj further reduced prices. sep9Ltf
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United States Capitol Extension and
Washington Aqueduct Office.

WASHINGTON, October ~. 1905.
DR0POSALS will be received at this Once, Hntii
i 6p. M of the Goth December next. Tor furnish
ing Bricks for the construction Of the Washington
Aqueduct.
The whole quantity needed will probably be about
forty millions Proposals shou state the quantity
which each bidder will undertake to furnish.
Tho bricks must be delivered st such points OF the
line ss NAV from time 10 time he designated by the
Engineer The times and quantities will depend ON
the appropriations made by Congress.
Their. are large deposieS of clay suitable for max
ing bricks along the line. and the contractor vii he
required to furnish sample of the clay and bricks
before commencing the manufacture.
None but well made hard burnt bricks, entirely
acceptable TO the Engineer, will be received. and
they will be required to be made in mouds cor form.
ing in size to the municipal gulatons of the city
Of Washington.
Every offer must lie accompanied by a written
guaranty. signed by one or responsible per
sons, to the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder bidders will, if his their their bid I've
accepted, enter into an obligation within ten days.
with good and rufficient sureties, TO furnish the
bricks ofsr,d. Said guaranty 10 be accompanied ~
the certificate Of the United States District Judge
United States District Attorney, Navy Agent. or
some officer of the General Government indivij-
ual known to the Depar ment of War, that the guar
antorS are able to make good their guaranty.
All bills to he sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Brick for Washington Aqueduct." The bids will he
opened in the presence OF snch bidders may choose
to be present As the certainty of supply is very
important the failure of contractor involving prO|
ably the stoppage of the work for p whole season.
the United States reserves to itself the right TO
ject anv ali bids. and to make such arrangements
for the supply of bricks may be most advantage
GUS to the work. (See extract from Engineer De-
pertinent Regulations below
NJ c. MEIGS.
Captain of Engineers in charge of Washing
ton AQuedurt
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Proposals for Ruttonx for 1854
QrATEsmASreL's oIFicE NiEIyE CORPS,

QVAaTEaMASTEL 0TFicE NAkIyE CORPS,
N,SHINGlvS. October III. 1913
kEALEp PROPOSALS viii liz reari red ri tins Office
- until 10 clock A. Il. ruc>ia9 18th day a.
November next, FIR rlIi>ti.i. Esris h. the United
st ,tes Marine. at the oi uH u- ta;ons ar the Year
ISL viz:
Portsmouth. New liamrsh,re:
Char let town, Massachusetts:
Brook Ign, Long Il land ErS York:
Phliaieiphia. P"nusy iya'ia
Go,port. (ncar Norfolk, virginia:
Pensacola. Florida; and
Wa hihston, District oil Columbia.
Each ration IL consist OF ous ro,ad and a gu r,er
OF fresh beef, thrrr ua OF pound al mess
pork. eighteen ounces Of hread I:Iade OF pertine
Hour or sueii:nc -four at the option of the Govern
ment, and at th- of six pounds Of good cotica
Twelve pounds Of the best New Orleans sugar, eight
quarts of the best white hra,is fnr quarts of vine
Sar. t"o quarts OF salt o'tr pounds OF good hard
brown SOAP, and one and half pounds OF good har,
dipped tallow candle, t. e4cn hun drci rsiions
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
o: the commanding Oh of each station either in
bu!k or by the >uSie ration. ard hail consist OF tn
hes: and NEST oluce piS OF the carcasc: the pcr4
to be No prime pork: and the groceries to b
OF the lest quailty OF The t.Ls named subject 10
Inspection.
NJ bid viii be entertained u!ilesS accorlnanied I,Y
ths name OF Two suretl'S known 10 thr Office
tiled to by some Official person. To be endorsed
proposals for Rations for the year lS5t." and adj
dressed to tie Quarterm ,ster of the Marine Corps
Washington, DC.
The Patriot, Concord New Hampshire: Morning
Iost and Daily Tim Boston. Massachusetts: United
states Military and Naval Argus. New York: Brook-
lyn Eas,, brooklyn. N~r YORK: Penns, lv nian and
EEening Argus. Phiisielphia Times Baltimore.
Mary land; Argus. Norflk, VIZ .inir; Globe, Ports
m"u' h, Nir2na; Florida Democrat Pensacola, Flor
ia iiai Ancient City, - Augustine, Florida, will
give the above three insertions Zach per waek and
send the account, accompanied hy one printed copy
of the advertisement. TO this Office for payment.
oct l2-sotd
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DRY GOODS.

"IE have just received from New York very
w rich and superior assortment of New Goods,
consisting in part Of, viz:
100 Dress Patterns, A. rich Plaid Silks. &c inches
wide, the latest Partisan and Broadway styles
50 Bayalisre silk Drasses, entirely new
IS patterns Rich - Brocadc Silks. extra heavy
5000 yards, twentysix inches wide, Plaid Silks,
from IS cents to =
$500 yards, twcnty-seven inches wide, plain heavy
Pout de Sole, all colors, cheap
1000 yards. twenty-seyen inches wide, pink bluc.
white. and Common COlored Silks, for
Ing dresses
1900 yards Brocade Silks, from 81 to 81 per yard
800 do Plaid Poplirs, at SO cents per yard
1850 do Black Silks. Al widths, some extr,. heavy
loo do Flad Raw Silks, superb quality
IS Embroidered French Merino Dresses
40 pieces high colored Plaid Merinos
25 do Plaid Valencicnnes new article, for It.
dies
80 do plain and figured Mou>se.aine dc LANES
100 do me.ium style. handsome
500 do Plaid Bonnet Ril,ands
100 do watered and Plain Kiands
Embroidered and piai: skirts
so do French MerinUs. all shades
10 do English and Lyonesc Cloths
$50 fue and medium Frenri-w0rked Collars
10 pieces Mantilla Nelvets
IS Embroidered Grape Snawls cheap
10 cartons fine and medium Kin b7o Tered Linen
cambria lIanikerchiefs
80 pi, ees LuPin's +, foe ne NOuSsenes all e9os'
80 do do Eombasins, great ,rgains
IS do Black Alpscas, from - cents to Il ,,
10 long and square Cashmere Saws
loo do do Bay State and ether makes
Velvet Scarfs and CT tn Clo,ls
5000 yards French and English Cling hams
80 pieces plain aud figured Josey Eiannes
20 do Clo.h for ladies cloakings
MarceineS for Innings, every color
loo pieces Fiannels, all eolors
80 do Cassinets do
80 do Cass meres do
% do Cloths do
80 do Vestings do
full assortment OF Silk and Cotton Hosiery
5000 yards Of Calico. some good at g. cents
500 pairs Servants Blankets
100 pairs fine Bed Blankets, twilled. very fine
100 pieces kerseys, for servants wear
IS do 81 and Fall Cloths
~ do Plaid Linseys
full assortment Of Cottons OF everT kind
Russia Diapers. Table Damask Napkins
Irish Linens, Hucksback Diapsrs, Crash
% pieces Borkin- +, some lb+ wide
80 do Brocatel. some extra fine
so pairs Lace Curtains cheap
10 pieces India Satins
Velvet, Brussels, and Ingram CARPETS
Venetian Carpets Rugs
! Large and small Door Mats Of yarou. kinds
and great my other Goods too hume
| rou to mention.
| In consideration Of the very large amount O
Goods buy and sell, it enables us 10 give great
bargains than any else iii the District. Purrho
sers will please give cal. and examine for them
! selves. HALL. 4 BROTHER
! sep 26-eoiw-
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THE sTRAsBURG ACADEMY.

LdnodAfcr county, Pennsylvania.
WILL open It's Roth '>sion on the first NOV
w Day IN NOTEnBER. 1854 The Ins,,
tuition H. situated eight miles southeast Il Lancas,
city. from which place there j. daily stage 10 STA
burg leaving the city every afternoon AT B O'Clock
Fare g !. CENTS.
Access may be obtained 10 the Academy hy
branch railroad winch connects Strasburg With ~
Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad ar lraro,
Place. twelve miles east Of Lancaster CIV Rr.
will be- prepared for College, aud Tor the va,lm,
businesses ~ life. Number OF Teachers IN tlc In
sliiution is SIX. For Catalogues address
JESSE OREN. VI. D.. Prin,.inal
Strasburg, Lancaster county, Pcnn<ylvan.
l3-iE
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIL y u MON ACAn NV

Corner Of lih Street aud kcu tork .s,,.,,
HOSE parents wishing 20 secure a ,clcJ -
cre1y wGy responsible schOO', for ilsc corr-c, :,
thorough training of their Snrs. IA the C!.,.,r, a.
Higher Naihematlcs. and also IN the Mode, ! -
guagrs and Natural Soreness, 80 tllIt th.v ma, n
fitted for College, or for Engineering Sur,r, ,rr A.,
Commercial pursuits, respectful, tiiyItcd r., 49,
the institution, or call upon ia. Puuc,,,aI ,so, ,
the number of pupils j. limited, and the vacant ,,s,
few.
No pupils will he admitted or coninucd. who's,
character Is Known To- 5.' bad or doubtful
No pupils Will b' a'Hhtied hrncciorth vbo bs,
not advanced beyond primary branches
Circulars can be obtained at the viriaclral Ro,,
stores 4. RICH iRDS.
sep la-.}m Prirc,,sI
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EDUCATIONAL.
EEMhLE INSTITrrr

Snifh C'roltnd Guss,s, Irfsc,e,p On ami -
eLf, Washington "Fe,'i,
HIS Institution l. row in sucres.f,i ..
with full corps Of competent nni e,rl,s Hoon
U;le; ers IN each department. IL presents TN oei
au'Nhtags u parents. rs the location il w., 49,
I've buildings Sr- Ampe and SURROUNDED vj,S ind
ntnl grounds for eNcrCisr, and the cuur.s 90
thorough and practical ~ NHdy !,
i'aSd and tuition in all English branches .A,o-
sc-. ,"li Q, Ten months Day purils from Is 70 ~
pr qusrtcr Of IL weeks. in English. :" go
French. Music, prswius. Sc. extr.
For iurth'r particulars. OF for circulars ANIL, =,
sen 9a-ecif - W.
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CAMERoE's GENERAL AGENCY

find Insurance Office q floor, Todd's Building, Penn
sutrcain Grenuc, Hashington d. {.
CLAiMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions. Applications for Insurance
Oh Life and Property, and all business belonging to
the Genera! Agency which may be- entrusted To
Cameron'S care Will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C. has quite variety Of Fine Encravinss Books
Periodicals. Pamphlets, &c, Sc, III the General
Agency and is prepared to fill orders OH short no
tice and reasonable terms
All the Daily and Weekly Papers TO be had as
early as issued, ut the General Agency. Sul,Scri
beers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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Captain of Engineers in charge of Washing
ton AVuelurt.

1t is not to be und rStood by the above that any
agent of the Department is restricted to accept
of the lowed bid offered The otject of the al
vertisement being only to give publ, notice and in
wife competition. every agent will, after receiving
proposals. exertise sound discretion in fixing the
terms and prices Of the contract being under OBJ
lisa'ion to confne himself to the Lids made in
swer to the advertisement to the persons making
them.
No contract male under this Department for
vices supplies can be transferred in any case but
the same must he executed by the original oil COR,
or by some person in his name and responSib TO
him; and such obligor will be held to his |, gal
sponsibility, ard all payments will be made to
him.
To Capt. NJ. c. MEIGs, U. S. Engineers:
We the undersigned. resid nts of--. in the
State of -. hereby Jointly and severally coyen-
ant with the United st ties. aud guarantee. in case
the foregoing bid If be accepted, that he
they will, within ten days after the acceptance Of
the said bid cute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient sureties to perform the work
furnish the articles proposed in conformity to the
terms of the advertisement under which it
made And in the said - shall fail to en-
ter into contract aforesaid, guarantee to make
good the difference between the offer of the said
and the next lowest bidder. Abb
CD.
hereby certify that to the best Of D,y knowledge
anu b-lief, the above named guaran.ors coed and
sufficient. Eff
DC 2l-lt2aDec-
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LAW NOTICE.
SIDNEY 2. BAXTER, late Attor,

SIDNEY 2. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
- Virginia, has removed TO Washington to prac-
rice law
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States the courts OF the District OF Columbia,
and attend to any professional business coniiGed
him.
sE7- Office in Morri~on's new bHildng, on 4 4 ST..
between p nnsyivania avenue and & street.
References: Hon. J. ]. Ahen. Hon. VIM Daniel
Hon. Richard Mnncure Hon. G.. b. SamueIs, Hon.
George ii. Lea, of the court OF appeals of Virginia
to the judges of the circuit of Virginia, and
10 the Senators and members of Congress from Er-
gnia. ~ lq-poIy
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Nos. Ia ami lI6 I@H.f street. Var Ji,rk
tlih street, . dtprS mort. Itnaa ar, W.siioGis,O
COLLINS. BOVINE Co Importers of ro-.;,n
~ and Dealers in Domestic Stationery are now of
fering Of the largest and best selected stocks IT,
the trade. that can h. found III this market t,n-
stock comprises all the various styles and qualities
wanted In the United States and Cana,as consisting
Of Bath Post. p' in and 2i!t edge: Plain. Git and
Embossed Note Cap. Letter. Commercial Note. Com
mercial Packet. and Folio Post: Flat Cap, DEM
Ne ilum kovai sup ROYAL: American anil English
Drawing Papers; Plain, T. nbosSr and Coiora Card-
Card. Perforated. Bristol, Bcnurt AMI Straw oarls
b ark. Pas and Memo -andun Books. ct every va.
rety. Farrv, Marble and Colnrri Papers. very low
prices. Geld PEN. with and without silver IIollc-.
and steel Pens Cutlery, Ike with endless ass ,r.
mcnt of StatonerS' Cioois. and Euvripnr> Of every
dr~'r itiOu. COLLINS. BOVINE & Co
sep 2I-6x-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.

4 terry merry meaSv-, to a reTy sober song.
sYANAS IN MS HONEYMOON.
Oh, ladies' will you hear truth,
OfIate too seldom told 10 YOU;
Nor dpenI-he beCs il Of yOur ruth
The writer ever bold TO you.
For by-tne pulses of his youth,
He never yet was cold to you.
And, therefore, It's in sober sootl
That lie would now unfold TO you
What may-apart from rhythmic flights
Be called the sum of wv onIans Rights
For you the cool scquestcrcd bowers,
For us to kHeel and sue Ia you;
Your feet upon the path of flowers,
We struggle still TO struc TO you;
For you TO drop the healing showers
Cfkindness (p.tying dew TO yoii)
On falling health and wasted powers,
The task Is nothing new to Won.
"Oh these. indeed-'us love indite5-
Tbese are upauestioBed "Woman's Rights"
s.au hal, - we cry, 'Ethr storncst hours"
Iftbus Joy we WOO 10 YOU!
For u, of Iile's drugged bowl, the sours,
I1 so. the sweets tnSue tO yOn.
When many a heavy hap was ours.
Fond retroSuection few To volt
Good husbands and unstnt"d GOwcrs,
And smiling babes accrue TO YOU,
And let me- ask, what maiden Sights
These latter mentioned ..Wcman's Rights
The faith iulnesS, the grace. the high,
Pure thoughts OF life we gain by YOU;
The vision of a softer eve,
The finer touch attain by YOU.
Weak hopes that unto death nigh,
Ouueaninq. we sustain by you;
And when misfortune sweeps the sky,
Our anchored hearts remain bv YOU.
Long days of toll ard restless nights,
Would II repay these "Womau's Rights
When mildcTed 5pinsters, In the sere
And frutlpss leaf. proclaim 10 you
That s'if YOU knew your wrongs as clear
As they lights could name to YOU
The tiger wounded by spear,
Would b. a creature zane 10 you,
While tyrant MAN, III guilty fear,
Would bow his head in shame TO yoI,''
Reply, s1Snur grapes.' and quench the 'Lights''
of this new creed in 'sWoman's Rights"
Why quit the calm and holy hearth,
That is Heavens antepas' tn US,
To face the stCrner scenes OF earth
The troubles that are cast to US,
Why change Your souls unsuilied mirth
For woes that rush SD fast to
That we would daily curse our birth,
Were not your sphere at last 10 us
That sphere of home, which well requites
The loss of these un-sexing Rights.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY

Corner Of l0h Grsd r. Hrccts Old Mil, f,,y-
I'llE duties Of this institution yyer, ,,.r.
L the 9Th Instant. The Classical and NJ,
zeal departments, where tie same branch '''
taught IN other Academies in ihis CITY, i n, a.
"nd story. The Primary Department = m IN. :.
story. III
Circulars can he obtained AZ the B,ok,ror,.
Rev. JAMES NoUEsE, 4 M,
Rev. J. w. WI>,Ns. 4. VI. -N>>"ci"te fnuc ,rl>
Nj. d. WELLS, Teacher ui Prmar, Druar,,,,,,
MoNs. L. RAUoLr, Profess =. M,.,,ri
gTIagrs. '''
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Single and Double Barrel Guns all.
GUnnlng Aunarutna.

SahSie ana DOubie Barrel Guns md
Cunning Apparatus.
(bHN W. BADEN near the corner of Sixth street
- and fennsl lvania avenue. has lately received
full supply Of the above Goods: consisting in part,
o.
Fine English 'tuih T. ist an; Damascus Double and
Single Barrel toWling Pieces of all sizes
Common aud low-pr,cet English and German do
Single and Double Barrel Duckng Guns
Boys Guls
tame Bags, Liquor FiaskS, Shot Pouches
Powder FlaskS. Single and Duubir Belts
Noin@rs Ely Cox =, and other English and French
Caps
Patent Metallic and Paper Wals aLd Waa Paper
Washing Rods and Cleaners
Nipp" Nrenches Tubes. Wad Cutters
RamrCd Heads and Screws
Patent Lever Charges. Bullet Moulds
Pistol Belts. Hunting Knives. &c. in great variety.
Spott-mrn are particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing rs nearly all ofmy Sporting
foods mad" 70 order and impor.ce direct and o.
course can offer great Inducements as any other
house ia this country.
DAILY ENPECTED,
AraSSortnsnt OF the most celebrated kinds of Sport
Ing Powder. JOHN w. BADEN
oct 1-eoSv-
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GENERAL AGENCY,

'1NAiLOR Il COLLINS w;li pro serute claims OF ev
/ cry description nsa;tst tie government. hrfpcr
the several departments. Congress: procure pen
Sons, bounty lands. extra pay, aud Arraarago pay
The will attend to the buying and selling ,f real
estate. the renting of houses ami general collect
ing business. They viii also turn,si partie, at u
distance witt: such information they may desire
from the seat of government. Charges will Le mol
crate.
Office on street. immediately opposite Wind.r'
Building Washington, ID. c.
REFERENCES:
Hon. j. c. Doi!n Secretary of .he Nayr
HCa. J. Davis, Secretary of War.
N. Cniian, esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Gen. j. NJ. McCalla, Attoruey-a.i.aw.
james ii. Caastin. csq.
VIC Redlail, State Department.
sep 29-dtf-
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Elcren street, east side three doors north Penn ace
-t~ &. BREMEN respectfully invites the cit-
R&l Zcns of Washington and its vicinity to an
HRv inspection OF his stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
49, Cutters. &c, all of his own workman
snp, and manufactured from In. very best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made 10 order from the finest
French Calf Skins and Patent Leather, at Il price
equally as low as charged elsewhere. call is so
licited. SIP l-eoim
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nRS. Z. & J. HUNTER, members of the Royal
IL College OF Surgeons, late OF Islington London,
have taken up their residence in Washington, Tor
the treatment u!
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
comprising atf"ctionssof the THROAT, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CoSsUMpTIoS, and diseases of the HEART,
to winch branch Of their profession they haze for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
culiariry of tie treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed administered by In
HALATIOS in the form OF vapOr.
Residence and Office l2ih street, between and
II streets. sep 6-if
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n. A. TYSON & SISTERS
Sem mary for Youp1

r stree, hst,ccen l2h and Ian sfr.,fs U,,I',..
tNoR BOARDING AND DAY PUIIlS ~. :, ,
snnual session of this institution. oaened -
we la'h 81 September. Terms per qusr;.-- So "a
department. Sl2 Junior Slo: Primary a. MI ..'or
>: French 10y Professor Raul, e.: Music $40 70 Nv,
PEpils boarded permanently OF weekly ~ e. "
=, 20 per quarter For furt' er par,icu,ar' Ia
GUITARS at the prirri?al Eook Stores and SEMI,
or lS-,otilll 5thI,c IA l. ".