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WEBsTEIi's WORKs.-sixth Edition.

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- ~. "a Removing the ,sIiaIf-Iide Rock, % near
rfoPo SALTS Island, Cobsoocs Bay, Maine.
EsoINEER DEPARTMENT
~

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 8, 1883
c,EALED PROPOSALS win be received at this office unl the 2ot
the .'haE tide rock p Falls isand
Cobscoek bay.
the operations unliihe level OF ths
low water reached, which would take
and (0 feet from the extreme height OF the
rock.
Tne cubic of the portion be removed are
1900 Yards less.
thrown the channel
side without danger of creating distractions
contemplated Improvement be completed be-
fore the close Of operations ia the coming autumn
understood that the VIII mol rem
beyond that which has been appo
prated for this object
much job, and each 10
responsible suetes Tor the
due fulhment OF the contract.
time to time equal TO sixty per cent
quantity rock removcdhe remaining
until completion OF the Job But
portion removed unless the exca
carried down required level and the WORK
eepted by the agent Of the government In charge.
The night reserved ofreectng all OF the proposals
and for OF the ocaly, adureSs
Lieut. John Newton, Corps of Engineers, Augusta! Maine
Brig. General and Colonel Engineers
Union, Inteigenee and Republic, WASH
Boston, massachusetts Eastern Argus, P"rt
land, Republican Journal, Belfast Maine twice week
and each paper containing e auVef
tsement be transmitted 10 the Engineer Department
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,MmENsE STOCK OF CANTON MArrINGs.-we hs,

schooner Fairfax, extensive a-sortme Mt
prepared sell them wholesale
purchased hsm late auction sales IN New YORK
unusually prices sell them good terms
county Dealers wishing replenh their stock VIII
supplied of uanspora
and likely them at less Sces than they would have
in other cities
ousekeepe respectfully Informed that we have in store for
a Ca 5f aud "a extra heavy and
goods Will
Aso all makes and styles most IN dc
which ba furnished the most reasonable terms
' CLAGErT Il DOD5ON
Ap l2-3tcof
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A DEsInABLE CoUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

rUHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
knchy all improvements thereon consist
ing part substantial dwelling brick carriage house
and stabe barn, &C, offered private sale,
This place offers particular inducements to persons dous OF
Washington Lying beyond, mme-
daey corporation limits, within heen minutes
Presidents house, well suited for city residence,
exempt The has the
advantage OF being convertible into ree separate and desirable
building sites, each n emineDce facing the cty.
The beautifully situated of ground 'front.'
extremity Of Twentieth street IL affords SPLEEN
Of city, Potomac, and distance, the
spires shipping of Alexandria majestic oak stands beside
house. branches oyesadowng Of than four
square lending charm the place in summer
other residence in the vicinity possesses.
an excellent the dwelling
For further particulars inquire ON the premises of
Feb 2T-codu MA6Din klNCHf,
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Prouty ~ Bsrretrs Agricultural warehouse and
Sci pL


\ I'o' fVI6
phouff MEARs'S patent self sharpening plsugha, Of all
sizes, isi aud et handed ubso hill double mould,
win steel extending points, beach, other kinds of
cag repairing The Emperor Russia awarded for The above
MASSIVE gold medal value SOo Also the great medal at
he Wouds Far awarded NJ plough No. 40 Cultyato
WIZ double point polished steel which be reversed
sttIng double the Also, cuisato of all
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GOODS for Boy Wear.-We have on hand good as
VI of goods for boys wear consisting Of
Check linens, linen drlnngs, iweeds cnshmeTes
Summer cloths cassineTes French striped nankeens
could suitable
wear, which would solicit attention.
We opened splendid Of plain and embroid
the inspection of the ladies'
complete, comprising misses
always find elsewhere.
goods In
will be found old fashioned makes OF heavy
linens, suitable for shin bodies, pillow cases, &c.
Also fine neus table linens great variety and
very superior wide sheetngs of all widths cheap
so dozen table napkins, from 81 25 up
~ brown scotch linens for boys aprons, &c.
With every thing linen orde all Of which
specttuliy submit to the inspection Of purchasers
w. NJ, sHUSTER CO.,
Ap 5-eo5uf 7th street. Pennsy
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prize MEDAL Marble work.-The prize medal for su-
perio having awarded subscriber
persons marble work splendid
marble OF Brocnteie Italian,
marble, which he Is selling at reduced prices.
hand Italian and American marble tomb
slabs, TO which he also invites attention.
Also 5000 feet Of Connecticut suitable for building
purposes, at ALEX. RUTHERFORD'S
Marble and Brown Stone Yard,
Penn avenue, between ID and l3k
Ap l6-3tawlm [Iatel.l
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MUST have large general
MI ofades' dress goods latest importation and Styles
which would invite immediate attention. of the styles
very beautiful and will be sold reduced prices An
call from all that want Is solicited
YERBY, TEBBs, h VERIFY,
Corner Of Seventh street and Pennsyisani, avenue,
Ap l3-eodlwn Miss Dermoti's building.
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INTERESTING Men OF Taste.-s. J. STEER, draper
tailor Odd Fellows Hail.
addition spring goods and invites
patrons the public call and them.
For variety elegance and eheapness think stock
cannot be surpassed
Shirts stocks cavs gloves, hosiery &c. always hand in
variety.
An 3wif
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COMPLETE IN ALL DEPAkfMENTs.-Our stock ts
" complete departments, and Is much larger and
varied than IL has been before.
spring silks of the newest and most modern styles,
ia great profdsion.
OF the and
All wishing black goods Of
Kind and be suited ia all they need
and styles n combinations Of colors.
and linen goods, such damasks sheet
ng great prouon probably largest stock in the Dis
tnci the purity cheapness OF which is proverbisl
Kid and slk Cloves kinds all sizes and coiors.
plaid musns, jacopss &c, OF all numbers and
the hest brands extremely low prices.
every article usually found in well ordered dry goods
house.
solicit all purchasers who in the habit Of buy
ng at other store o cs and eramine stock,
Terms cash all cases, uacss arranged 20 the contrary
artces, prices, and fair dealing be relied on
In All cases. PERRY BROTHER,
Ap 9-Gtendif Opposite Cenue Market
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IA ILK silver Spring fsrm-The undersigned will
NJ furnish milk in Washington He engages hai the
be of quality, kept IN hne condition
Customers invited To visit ai their
dairy aud obevo the conduct OF
health Of their families will In degree depend
ALFRED l. DRANE,
Ap 5-2aw2w Manager Of Silver Spring Farm
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rRAPE shnyvIs. yisites, Mnntillas. and Parnsolsws
OF goods in store
100 Grape rbawis, varying in price from $3 to $50
new Yorkan made mantilas, from 50 to $50
parasois, various styles and prices
shawls cashmere merno, silk bese all styles, IRON 70
with complete Of all kinds Of foegn and domes
tic dry goods, at prices fail please.
YERBY, TEBBs, h YERBY,
Ayenus Uous OF ire an
April a3--dim Miss Dermotts new building
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sN OWEN son, merchant fRtlors ming
u. Of goods consisting of rich
black blue and fancy cood cloths blue black
choice selection OF vesngs various
Styles which they invite the attention OF their friends and the
public generally,
Ap 0-2awim
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N the petition Of Joseph Mock, of Philadelphia Pa praying
Qe Of July 1889 for paoeks
place o, day July, eighteen hundred and
peon Paen, once on
Monday, the twenty seventh can Of June ~ O'Clock,
have why said petition ought not 10 be granted '''
Persons opposing the required 70 he in the Paen,
days before ,s day Of hearing, all testimony fled BY either party
with the rules OF the oee which will be furnished on
odered published lnegen-
Ger Republic and Union Washington Dc Inquirer Philadelphia
burg, pa week weeks previous
TO the twenty a day Of June ne day q hearing
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEdto of the papers please copy,
bills to the Patent Office with containing
April l7-law3w
ys rnS ,ssss, Ds.f.s .s spns g Ca
ls sss & ssns ] @ ] Large ssa @
saa,o, ia o ali who lead
ing styles and fabrics we will onumeate:
pieces s neat s, s,ss snses sass and India silks
90 do DO 'psd very VERY hsh a nssS Sss o ,o,,, =
ss dresses brocade do be sold very cheap
10 do DO Ic, plaid htocade do, designs endrey
90 so" s%s'isHs o sns !.
$ q ss % i. e Rsa: ;:ss ;y; sa and glossy
nna Sss n,sd aa sns robes
i6o o pieces fine berege de anes. beautiful designs
beautiful stock of bereges
Twisted silks and granadincs berege de iaine robes
Very fine do at 25 cents, SO
100 pieces fine lawns, at lax
Fine plaid and striped chamber gngams coors warranted good
10 pieces hne black beregos
10 do medium do
10 pieces fine black bombasn, Lupins best make
| pieces medium priced do
Black love wells
Black apacas, every grade and price
rounds Irish linens Richardson's and Baiklie's make
cases fine b|eached shirings, choice brands
Beached and brown table damask sheengs
Pillow linen and
And other kind Of goods in line which invite
cuar very
prices for cash, or TO punciua customers
PSWe also invite particular attention stock of fine silk
and lace ane comprising grade and color And also
stock of plain shawls which will be
much lower than heretofore
April I7-sawaw MAGRUDER q CALVERT.
NOME AT LASr.-Crape Shawls, Grape khaxvIs.-We
would respectfully inform friends and public generally
which would call their They
chased at the lowest will be sold accordingly Gail and
examine at VERIFY, TEBBS, h YERBY'S,
Miss Dermous building,
Corner OF Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Ap I3-eolwn
TOR RENT.A large house, attic,
and three story building whole containing
with stable and coach attached and large
Az present occupied spauang Possession
given the LEI of May
Inquire of J. P. PEPPERor
j. w. HICKS,
Executors Of the estate Of ID. Calvin,
Ap l4-MWASiu Adams's Express building.
~ American Metropolitan hanging
upholstery street, between sh and 10th consisting
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AUCTION BaUGAINs-we Just In receipt OF large
IL cmbrodces goods OF various kinds which
bought auctions low pnces We respectfully
solicit sell them good
bargains will found cheap worked collars, sleeves,
cuffs tnserings, handkerchicfs, sc.
opened Of the best berege dc lanes
l24 have ever had for sale.
w. NJ. sUUsTER CO.,
Ap 5-eo2wif 9Th street, Pennsyvanis avenue.
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ELEGANT CARPETINGs.-Wc respectfully invite the at
IA of and superb patterns OF
tapestry with the and door mats match
Also, additional supply OF real English ingram
extensive assortment OF low
priced hemp and ingram carpetings
The purchased by US prior the late a
they sold quite reasonable All
who desire effect great saving o money they contemplate
furnishing advised purchase their carpets now we nave
a complete assortment.
An
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NOTICE 10 the Public.New arrival of splendid French
~ American hangng the MeropotaR hanging
upholstery 9Th and 10th streets consisting
board Transparent shades Of
Upholstery its branches Remem
Der PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hall.
ID 6-eo
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ELOOH OILCLOTHS.-We have in and on sale tae
beautiful the above article ever
The most of them
OF which tace landscape, mosaic
grained wood in panels, and blocks very unqe esco
cbintze, and many other styles
Also an extensive supply step ocoths all Of which
will be sold on the terms usual, by
| CLAGEI * DODSON,
| Dealers N kinds furniture dry goods
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For Baltimore and intermediate Points the Poto-
mae River Chesapeake bay.


| an River and Chesapcnks bay,
.,y~ The swih comfortable, and connections low pres
steamer rowhann ospannh na a ooss ~ % n,
respect, with bsrt for large number o. e now Wa on s
ahu notice may be expected make one up weekly G JUn
M, Monday and returning Thudny Passengers de-
Aqun and board the rOwhaan, without
Freight win be taken on the usual terms Of the Columbia
me rates Of passage will be rs follows
To Aqua creek and other landings below that place and
Baltimore
To 90
information passage sRPy e s.gpT ggrTNsT M!ies on
'OaISs sp s@eoa7, OF 0' Agent IN wasSns,oo
II AIIRoAp Contractors. and Others interested, are
II informed that Messr Johnson csm@e Company, P.oPs
spponied for the sale o their patent
The principal roads pan, exclusion Of iHdia rub
ber, and all other modern invention , .ou. ou.o.o ,o
treasury '''" ''''" b. H. CHEEvER sA TURNBULL
! Mar 81 aawam fIntell
nIIE MISSES Anderson have several pleasant and
newyurnshed rooms let with or without board House on
and Sd streets first house east opposite Me
cbsnics Row, Warrington.
Mar 2i-2awimif'
| T ouKrNa-GLAss WAREHOUSE, III Chestnut St,
IL Fourth, north side fhladephisWe inform merchants
and residents Of this vicinity that The most eomPee OF
all kinds for country .ue. with portrait and picture frames &c.
Long experiences large enable oe the goods
Dimension. being given. give mir
delivered free from breakage point Orders solicited
sTsses Si' glass Tor STT
NEW SPRING GOODs-P w. gRowNtNG merchant
tailor United Hotel bess leave 70 call the attention
of French cloths and vesng
Being determnrd 10 car
the fullest extent the popular principles OF Tow prices ano
clothes nj Intervening
He has spared no pains
goods cannot be surpassed eher V
heretofore him, he solcl continuance OF
~. .smo Mar3-3tapn
| S,OUrHhRN and Western Lands for SaIo or Er-
y ehaner-ands in Of Texas Louisiana, and Illinois,
since and IN the Territory
ornanirauon viii be sold at such
purchaser investment io nus cp
n H. CHEEVER,
Mar oo-oswon, fTnt.l 18th opposite Treasury
Il volumes; edited by his son ,.,.u a.. .o.au,o,.
Prayers containing inc comPete
duty Of Christian by Right Jeremy Taylor, d. ID
yournai Letters Of Henry Msriyn : 49,,
Christianity Revived in the East by ~ o. ~ pw'gnL,x
For s,lo XIV GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Apil N street. odd Fellows Hall.
CHOICE Juvenile Eesdtng.-Clara stanleyi or, sum
me among the by the author Of "Aunt Edith" Price so
cents. -
Children the Mrs Duncan. Price 80 cents
Jamie Gordon or, Orphan, Price so cents Il.
The beautifully illustrated and are e beginning
/ ot Carter's Preside Series. ,>,rynr
! Ap22 Seventh street, Odd Felows' HALL
1 TNewsI
4 IIropENs Lady. Rook May.
Receiyed nv TAYLOR a MAURY,
' hP@ booksellers, near eth street.
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REFRtaERATORs-so refrverators on sale al nv snI
ture wsreroom- on 2th street, opposite Exebanes
hey -nhrscs every convenience for Keeping evething o
put INTO ,hcm fnce from sloto s5 call and see s
they csnt be beat - "N sNe u'em
Ap6LNaw5w NJ AZ N.opro,n
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VENUE HOUSE. George French " CO., late OF
Fsnch's Hotel, Norfolk, VrgnaThs Hotel Just hnished al
the latest and best STYLE
large airy every will be paid 10 the
comfort of their guests.
wishing accommodated reasonable rates
The charge for day boarders will be 81 per week
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IL n'"5 wv" large forntshsd Rooms m p~u,avI.
na avenue, convenient 90 Rrowns Avep,a o,vo
rented separately ~ together parties INQUIRE al NM
Mar 6-eodlmo
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III ,hon, co,a,sHtSe .GOODs.-IIousekeepers or those
.ryihe are requested to call and amino The sub
most every ace furnishing goods
general asaorms,, - " r "a housekeeping, such as
and glass 'N'eh ana English china, crockery,
fiated goods Britannia vsre
Gas fixtures, a large assortment
Block I'm goods, looking glas-ey brc,,.a t.,u -
Jspsnned goods, willow ware, wooden .sa lon goods
Cutlery, painted lin goods, Refrigerator,
Mats, brushes, lamps rirandoles. cookt,r r,.u,s
Tbs subscriber pledges himself 10 sell h GOA. 80
., paionsseo ~ 2, on" o. Warrington and who -. Wy ah
or articles In his line viii favor him e m want
convincing proof In addition WV GIVE them
goods at very low prices purchasers oppoy ying
ing om stock the varied and on anv ~ o select
NJ. a. aue G. w. BoTELRR
Hall
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To be drawn Wilmington, Delaware in the month Of May ls53
GREGORY MAURY, Managers
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TUE Complete Works of john "a. mason, n'D., III
Il volumes edited by his son -, -.
Holy Living DYING with Prayers sonanng me Somp'e'e
duty Of Christian by the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, d. ID
journal and Letters of Henry Mariyn,
Christianity Revived in East by VI. g. .. dwight
Far s,o by GRAY A. BAJLANTYNE,
stree nen odd Fellows Hall.
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MOT TO BE PULLED DOWN.-our store is not to be
IN and elegant stock
domestic dry goods, cheap
selling Our
their advantage call
purchasing, will
be- NJ suited in quality. place.
YERBY TEBBs YERBY,
Cor and Pa. av, Miss Dermo,t's building.
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BARGAINS FOR MECHANICS-Cssh for Building
invited build, OF frame or brick,
exceeding be finished before the
November be paid for cash in hand
ready for occupancy.
outside of the city OF washing
approached within rods by excellent graveed
railroad They intended to be OF
cottage or LOTS and all together but not
adjoining !,
with small cellars, invited which shall
dollars each Address the undersigned
at No 7, Fowlers building, Washington - ,.,.,,,.
Ap l2-eO2w WIN. pilChNLf.
ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.-Just received by the
from auction extensive and rich supply OF the
goods which will be found attractive and Will be sold
unusually low. 49,,
Aso beautiful assortment OF window cornces which VIII be
made ORDER
Ap l2-eon CLASEIf poDooN
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News Bcys' wenr.-We have in extensive
MI fancy coiors,
vsngs, Also, goods for boys
Linen drilling, linen check coitonades
Hue, black, brown, aud green summer cloths
Croton cloths, drap d'ete
White colored ma1eiies, plaid and striped jeans
Farmers d6iling, &c. To he sold very low,
April 7-3ln CLAGETU, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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MADAME DELAHuE would respectfully inform the
wi ladies received Of
nets and baad Also Paris dress bonnes Dress morning
dress Trimmings fancy buttons baes veives Kinds
sad nets French aud English emboae,ies few fine paraso
ds genueuen and chdrens sik and hresd gloves fans port
Jewe pomauu er,raes for the handkerchief
0s Psnnynss wsS G%s sSsnus ssss between 6 and s
Ape2sreod
INEN Cotton Goods.-ws have now in store very
u choice stock Of 9s and 1914 linen shcetngs, Of the
Barsnes, Richardson, chon sens superior shirns linens
25 dozen anudy-peptic royal Turkish
I2a, lof, and % superior sheeting cotions
Win are assortment Of pIIow-ease and shring cotton
standing The advance ii cotton goods =" 's'
Articles sold at our establishment, warranted 70
MAXWELL SEARS a coLLEy,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and loih streets
NEW splendid Dress Good.-we invite the attention
dress goods selected from The latest mportaon We emu
mera,e few leading styles aud fabrics.
Plaid and stripe India silks
hrocsds and plain mode and eolrs do
Graduated beregr robe. and figured bereges
Figured and plain cbaleys, IL all color.
lot Of French lawns, at 37x cents worth so cents
orsander and figured swiss musins
cs asG S Gsss TX % so,ss 20 %o, "a
10 short everything that cheap and desirable in The way Of dry
that NIL articles sold establishment
ranfed 70 prove ssrcpresented
MAXWELL, SEARS, n COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th streets
p6--eo4uf
I,OR sALEA threes,oy house. 2s feet inches mont by
4sdevp, slate roof and Gre walls in Smith, block on lot
Georgetown The o s 9e feet inches by lbs feet TO pub
wide IL deemed
describing this property further thar has the convent
snce and accommodation suitable large family.
oneu of the porcha-emoney will be required in hand and
and -four will be rvsn az desired
on deferred payments.
Apply o. Vnson, Third AUDITORS once, 81, Treasury
Building.
Ape-sod2~
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\ uOHIxS by Cheever.-A Reel n Bottle, In
w the Loldrums being OF OF King.
seamen in voyage county. Edited
| uscrpt a Old Salt
Voices child the Soul OF Man
AnaIoges between Natural and the Spiritual World.
Pilgrims Progress, and the Life and Times of
Bunyan. For sale by
| GRAY l. DALLANTYNE,
| Sevsnth street,
| Apl6 Near Odd Fellows HALL