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FOR SALE AND RENT,

NOR RENT-TwO comfortable and conveniently
Il arranged ROOMS, 80 by 30 feet, with gas fix
lures and wafer in each, located on STREET, n, ar
Sixth, within fifty yards of Pennsylvania avenue
Rent moderate. and possession given Immediately
hppIyto JOHN w. BADEN.
Hardware dealer, Penn. avenue. near 9th It.
aug 1881
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On Pennsylvania avenue, between the
IL Washington City Savings Bank and the Bank
OF Washington. FIFTY-FtVE DOLLARS-a $50
noie of the Bank of Washington and s. on the Bank
of the Metropolis. suitable reward will be gwen
10 the finder by leaving il with the subscriber next
door to the u. ;. Hotel. j. FITZGERALD.
aug l2-2ts
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= 0O0 NEGROES WANTED will nav
csoOO the highest prices, in cash. for 5000
NEGROES, with good titles. slaves for life or for a
term of years in large small families or single ne
groeS will also purchase Negroes restricted to re-
main in the State that sustain good characters. Fam
lilies never separated Persons having slaves for sale
will please call and see me, As | am always in the
market with the cash. Communication promptly
attend to, and liberal commissions paid by JOHN n
DEFINING, No. IL, :. Frederick street. between
Baltimore and Second streets, Baltimore, Md Trees
front of the door. iy 3O-tf
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A STAG CHASE.

A STAG CHASE,
A It FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
"A Thus exciting amusement will come off OF
THURSDAY next, July 2Sth, and on the same day
every two weeks for the balance of the season.
Firearms and Cur dogs not admitted in the chase
nor any cornfields TO be invaded on horseback A
large number of hounds promised.
jy 26-eO4w
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EARM FOR SALE.-A FARM. containing 222
Il is Offered for sale. Ii is on the old Cross
Road, b tween Fairfax Court house and Occaquon
Mills. The soil is healthy and easy of cultivation
and third is cleared third good timber land
and the other third in good fencibl timber For any
particulars in relation to it, enquire of VIM. WASH
INGTON, Barber, Capitol HILL aug 1885,
ID OOMS TO RENT.-Two or three comfortable
HI ROOMS in one Of the most pleasant and drs-
rable locations the Island will be rented on rea-
sonable terms to good tenants. Apply AT
BAN ER'S Periodical Depot,
10 Near cor. 9TH ST. and Md ave-
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I OST-A Silver Lepine WATCH, on Wednes-
IL day, the 10th inst mt. IL has fob with pearl
buckle and gold key; tic hack there is scratch
or dent which can he easily identified by its owner
The finder will be- LIBERAL, rewarded by leaving il AZ
Mr.. BAKERS Potomac House. Penn. avenue
aug l5ct+
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DR.. Won M0scHzIsKER, oculist,

intends shortly TO visit the Metropolis.
SSI1eEA&r>IIe treats exclusively all DISEASES OF
3$TIiE EYE and EAR, and flatters himself
that he will be able to give patients the
fullest satisfaction.
DIR. Won NJ has just received from Paris the largest
and most beautiful selection of ARTIFICIAL. EYES
address tn No "a, Hanover street, Baltimore
aug 2-9t
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TNALLY-HO RAZORS, warranted genuine, for
l. sale at LAMMOND'S, eth street near E.
aug 6-eo}t
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T. Kirby, Of Missouri, and E. Bell. Of Ohio,

tLdfe Clerks IN the Pension OficeJ
HAVE established i'm the Ci,y of xy,sh;nc,o, an
Il Agency for the prosecution of Claims against
the Government They will pay special attention
10 kevoiuuonary Pension and Bounty Land Claims,
under the various acts OF Congress az "a I'm
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A LII PERSONS IN WANT OF TOILET ART,-

IA Giles, FANCY GOODS, &c.-win find a well
selected assortment, such Luhin', Meakimis
McClain's. and HarrisOns Extracts for the handker
chief; McClain's Oil; Oriental Oil Roses Barry,s
Tricopherous; Lyons Ka'hairon; Wells Chrisia
line Cox marrow and Pomatum, for the hair Float
ing Soap: Sand, Honey, Military, and Chinese Soap
Shaving Cream; Christane Balls; German, French
and American Cologne; Dale's, Swans, and Char
coal Dentifrice; Mouth Cochous; Hair. Tooth, and
Nail, Shaving, Hat, Clothes, and Infants Brushes
Kidders and Payson's Indelible Ink; Powder Pufs ;
India Bat Balis Volatile Pungents Buffalo, Ivory,
Horn, and Wood Combs: PLAYING and visiting Cards
aud many other articles too numerous 10 mention
all of which will be sold reduced prices. for cash
by WALLACE ELIOT
~ 5-2awSw Cor. and 10Th streets
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NV ANTED-A SERVANT BOY wanted. from
w l3 10 Is years of age. Good wages for one
that can come well recommended suitable for
waiting on family. Enquire at this Office.
aug 133t
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ROY WANTED.-I want a CCLORED
- BOY, from IL 10 Is yOars of age. One who il
hoEGSt, cieanly, and intelligent NAV find a good
h"ine '. ELLIS. Penn. avenue
aeg i2-2t" above 10Th street
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w ANTS.

"ANTED-Several smart, active business MEN,
w to CANVASS New Publications. Those having
energy and perseverance can realize from 50 10 Sc
per day. Apply to b. w. FERGUSON,
Fowler's Building; 9Th ST., near F.,
aug l3 AZ Room 9, 3D. floor.
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Sentence Of Yong Ashby.-The father of
the young man, Benjamin Ashby, called at
this office this morning to state that his son
was not sentenced to the penitentiary, but to
the county Jail for nine months, whence he
was yesterday pardOned by the President.
Our information was obtained at the court
house, which ne thought, of course, reliable.
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WANTED INiMEDIATEIY-Th Three HOUSE
w CARPENTERS, none other than good work
men need apply. Call at Building one door above
Nllard's Hotel. JAS. W. PHILIPS.
l2-3t
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B~rgtary-On Wednesday night, back
window in the house of Mr. J. c. Lewis, was
forced by some night robber, who entered his
room, found some peaches, helped himself,
and carried off Il coat and hat, the property of
Mr. Leasdale, clerk to Mr.. Lewis. The rogue
tried the adjoining room of Mr. Gardener, and
took therefrom some books, which will be
known by the owner If seen again. If the
rascal's object was money, he missed his aim,
and will hereafter, as none is kept there.
.Siioht Change of Weaher.-This morning
the melting citizen was somewhat relieved of
the terrible heat that has afflicted the city for
IA few days pasta slight breeze having sprung
up to .cool the fevered BRAIN and give new
life to the suffering body, and wearied mind.
A good rain tonight would be welcome Wis
tier indeed, and secure for the people another
delightful Sabbath tomorrow
Work on Me Capitol Ertenston-This
work is going on vigorously. We learn that,
notwithstanding the heat, AZ 900 brick have re-
Gently been laid and 90 barrels of cement used,
daily The men work with air their energy,
and the Superintendent leave nothing undone
on their part to push on the completion of the
building.
!SeOtfie Triumphant Agatn.-The Philadel-
phia horse, Seottie, appears to be taking the
wind out of the fast nags in this quarter.
Yesterday on the Columbia, ''Sorrel Hiram
was withdrawn, and Charlie. Washington
animal, was put on the course, but he was
beaten by Scottie, easily.
We would call attention to the adver-
tisement, in another column, of Mr. j. T. Fen
wick The Blackberry Wine which he men
tions. is all that he declares it to be, and is
recommended to those afflicted with diarrhea
as a very palatable remedy.
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Aeeidsnt.-Between eight and nine o'clock
this morning, whilst Archibald Green was
hauling some flooring to a three story brick
on u street, between 9th and 9TH, the sling
slipped, and the entire boards came down, and
struck him on the forehead and back, cutting
the scalp in two or three places, and otherwise
injuring him doctor twas called in to
dress his wounds, who informed us that he was
likely to recover
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SIM Sfr"ck.-A gentleman engaged in the
Navy Yard, but whose name we have not
learned, was so sickened by the heat of the
sun yesterday that he fell, and for time his
recovery was considered doubtful The ex-
ertiOns of the workmen in the yard, who went
to his assistance enabled him to be taken to
his home on Capitol HILL and receive the at
tention of physician.
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RRICkLAYERS yNANTED.-Wa Wanted
II Immediately TEN BRICKIAYERS at the Hos
pita for the insane. erecting in this District Wa
ges VIII vary from 81 30 to - 30 per day, accord
ing Ia skill and efficiency.
e. II. NICHOLS.
aug 9-dlw Sunerintendppt
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Excursion of TIE Montgomery Gnards s.
Tuesday afternoon this grand affair comes
of on board the steamer Columbia, whose ac
commodations are the most commodious. and
we'll calculated to make all comfortable who
participate, and they are most all the friends
Of the gallant Guards, and few of the '.rest of
mankind" As to the preparations and atten-
tiOns of the company and the efficient commit
teeof arrangements, they are AT fat. Nothing
has been left undone to give full satisfaction.
By the way, when the boat returns from the
interesting trip, many will desire to get to their
homes immediately, and we would therefore
suggest that Mr.. Nanderwerken will give his
attention to having Omnbuses in readiness to
convey passengers from the Washington land
ing to Georgetown, &c. 1t will be a great ac
cOmmOdaiion.
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DRICKLAYERS.-WaHt Immediately on E,-
- tension of United States Capitol Washington
fifty Bricklaycrs. TO good workmen steady en-
ploynent will he gwen. Wages depending upon
skill and attention-the average being - p.
NJ. G.. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers,
In charge of Extension l.. :. Capito
iY 0l-dn
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BREAD caKEsM cRACKERsnI

NIcREIN0LDd z WARD still continue their Bakery
WI on Main street between First and Second where
sey will all times be ia readiness supply old and
customers with a choice fresh article Of Bread
Cakes aud Crackers. They have, account OF 'heir
business found necessary 10 enpo! bread
al .uIy their Gu stDners al distance Give rial
ar.o5 - febI5
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SHERWO Do H0U5E

fTNdE snoscrioer has lken lhe above house and has
Il entirely rehtied aud resIrGisile it. and is prepared
70 enertaiE ne patrons Of the house in Satisfactory
He has also rented The brck Stable owned by
MI Peter BURKE, aud has goo stock OF horses anu car.
rias.es toilet.
The stable i large, clean ardwclflocated and GOOD
hos.sogre 10 constant attendance. Particulas
viii BE paid % t horses left with him for keen,
ing, aud In al respects the puOle shall and the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. ljys-Gl j. a. 3YERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
coFFgg HoUsE AND REsrARAur.

COFFBB HOCSE AND RESTARAUrs
Ia.er street. EcSt EasHrcHee Company, Eraasr!e, ID
sCHAEFFER'S Lew Coffee House and Res
taarat in The three story brick house, between In
surance Co Office aud the Pavilion Hotel, is now fitted
up in the best lyle, and he is prepared 10 receive his
friends and the public, and Accommodate them in the
best manner. His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liq uors Wines and Aes, hch with other sinner
he will up in the most approved style and at all
hours of tie day. Mr. ) will always keep good va
riety Of the best brands OF Cigars.
Attached to the house is u BOWLING SALOON, with
two dne Alleys and every accommodation requisite for
such place. nlh3i ON
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ALLIS & HOwES
Wholesale esrOcefS.


Corasr Of WI,s- AL Pine SIS :, EoaRsgiiIs, Ind.
uAVE on hand one of the largest aud best selected
j. stocks of Groceries, opened IN tine West, and
can offer inducements has will justify Dealers to prefer
the market II Evansville 40 amy more distant point.
Merchants are invited to call aud examine.
+. COFFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-Imperial, Gun Powder. Hyson, Young Hyson,
PousAOng, Ooong of all grades from lowest price TO lne
est.
sUGAR-New Orleans, Hayannah, Loaf, Crushed,
pow dcred. s-.r r..t-
I MULASS ES-Tbe very best Plantation. purchased pre-
vous 10 the first FROST also, reboed aud Sugar House
BRANDY-of all grades from the best imported, q
great variety of Brands, to domestic manufactured.
WlNES-Port, Madeira, Claret White, Sherry, Cham
paign, different Brands and navors.
: GlN-London Excise, Pine 4 pple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs.
CIGARSA great variety of Brands at all prises from
So 80 to S75I y 1000.
AAES-Simnton Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment of all articles gen
orally kept in Grocery Establishments such as: Soap
Candles Dye stus, Nails. Leaher Starch, Nuts, large
lot OF funny bags Turk Island and Kama VIVA salt. OILS
Paints, Br0oms Brushes. Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Coaee Mills, Spices do ground, " aiches Traces
s'eH Chains aud fixtures. Tumblsrs- Deeaners, jars
Lanterns, ball Lamps Oysters SarliDes AaeSeret. Shai
Goldfish, Herring, ShOveis. ect., ect.. eet.
All The goods We sell are warranted. oct1
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New Gr"cery and Provision stare.

HE subscriber respectfully informs tie citizens Of
Il allsYIe and the surrounding county, that he has
Opened Grocery. Provision and Fruit the
Il" Main and Fourth streets and il will G his aim to keep
every article in bis hhe, either wholesale or retail.
nave on hahd large lot ofcheese, which will sell by
me eex or single pound; among the lot there Eng
~, parry Aeesr-a rlch article. Coffee Rice, Rai.ins
VVasses, Lemons Teas of all kinds Lard Oil Vinegar
Noasses, Green Apples. Candies, starch Mustard Pep
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper Tea ana Table spoons
ana man! other articles too te0 IS 10 mention which per
sous may see by giving him call. AL kinds of Produce
"ahled ldec6l l JAS. SPALDING.
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HOUSE, SION AND ORNAMENTAL,
PAINTING

M W. TlLESrON IS ready 20 receive and pronpily
attend "a orlss in his line ofbusiilss. ~ his shop
On LOG Isl street half 81 below the sherwood House
S1rh5ro e! IL PFC pared 10 execute in The best sly
rLli anu lley SiSu Pointing IN al is yareles IHs-
hons OF N0oi, Marble, ee., aud Ornamental Painting
generally tie Isl s0leits orders for House Painting and
at the shop door. ,aVla -. n
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rselIe vme G.nrslcns.

TtHE proprietor ofihis garden and public house base
Il urely rent I'd the building. and proved the grou
ana - now ready 10 receive visitors This place
Is situated on the river banA, just below Pigeon CreeA
Bridge, and bat short walk fom the heart of the city,
Refreshments af all kinds obtained aud the wants
OF visitors ears0ily attended The undersined will
Always0 DC on naBl % attend % those visiting house.
my6-u JOHN NJ MATTHEW'S
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DRY-G00DS & GROCERIES.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.

w.
Wholesale Dealers and Jo66ers an Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods, Boots. shoes, Hats. CaPs,ye.,
FIRsr STREET. EVANSVILLE. lND.
Respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
the trade generally 10 their unusually large and i
eoitment of Spring and Samme. ry Goods. which they
have now IN store. and 10 which they will be- daily
eeisiDg additions through the coming season.
IL Is unnecessary for them 10 enunerate or partcu-
larize the different Styles qualities. and varieties of
their goods It's sufficient 20 sag that their stock Will
be found full and complete with description Of
goods suitable for the Western market. all of which
have been selected with particular regard 10 quality,
Vie aud price and which. from their long eNr rence
inShe trade. they confidently recommend 10 their
friends and the trade la general.
Their stock of Boots aud shoes is also large and COM
riete consisting of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes.
Monroes, and Brcgans of all Kinds and eties. No
men and Misses CATERS Bootees Shoes, slippers
and Buskins, with Children's Shoes aud BoOtees, Of
every kind and price all of which they Offer at extraor
binary low prices being purchasedin Boston for cash
exclusively.
|. The! have also hand fine assortment Of uais,
Caps and Bonnets =! al kinds for Spring and 81 amer
Wear.
They earnestly request of buyers examination Of
their stock before purchasing esew here they and
will sell at prices low, and on terms advantageous
be met with Ut ST. Louis, Cincinnati any othe
Western market.
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LIVEaY AND SAI,R sTARH

a THE undersigned have purchas. Pri.s
- Liver, sribe.o Locus, street aaA MADE h,
6TA prov-mentS 70 il. and have on hand 10
--4-6 aire good stock OF HOSES, BUGGlESa an
CArnIauES, 10 which Ne invite the attention OF III
puzzle They intend from this time eieavor To sails.
the wants 81 The public 10 thls Particular sud hope III
articles aucl terms Will prove agreeable. Carriages ft
parties excursions flner. &c. wtys on hand Eein.
provided with good holsters, prepared To boar
horses and keep them IN the best sy.e
aug3i NJ. d Z. II. neGARMO
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wooDBUlsN,S TEyER AND AeuI

NOV offered 10 the public for the Tsttme. This med
IN icme has existed in private family for tina
fifty year, has been distributed considerable
among riends, and has during the whole time, aud ia
instances proved itselfa falling remedy, whether
applied to common TO third day ague Of well
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends, has induced the proprietor give TO tie
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their experience have consented 10 take agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and Offer it by the
dozen single bottle, with tie express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the medf
ecnnsed according tdoreeons does not affect perfect
aud permanent lmhl0tfi ALl.IS & EOWES.
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NEWSrRTNG Goo0s

CtoLBURN & ERSHBEEGER have Just received.
- and nave open, large and elegant aSsorrent
OF The newest fabrics latest patterns. ladies
aud gentlemeis wear, whiva they would be very happy
10 SHOW their friends aa customers who may fIvorthe.i
with Il call ALSO-A large assortment 81 staple and
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets. Damisks. Muslin
Curtains, Linens, CorHees Curtain Pins Linen Sheet.
ings. &c ali for sale low CAL examine for YOUR.
selves. COLBURS q hERsHBEkGEK
mh3i iafuer Main aud Mater sts
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f O0RING NrA-Hrur

fNHE undersigned have lately pat ia operation Floor
Il ing and Facing Machine. the Canal AZ the elbow
near thc grave yard. they prepared To furnish
any quantity OF Flooring well worked as any othe
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
ALsO-Any quantity Of PACKING BOXES As low ~,
they can b. purchased ia CilciaEati. Oriersae
fully solicited. A. SIMPSON ~ RIO
rQ5at
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conK,s FAMILY GRocE0Y.

II HE undersigned has this day opened, in Linck's
Il building, First street, between dain and Locust
splendid stock Of Family Groceries, OF my own selection
from Eastern markets, which Twill sell ut very low prices
tor cash, or Produce ofall kinds
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter
Cheese, Lard, Poultry and other leading articles for tire
table, direct from the farmers having made
TO be supplied several tiinesa week during the
with all kinds OF Country Produce. All goods purchased
al Cook viii be delivered al the residence of customers
u desired, as have market wagon especially for tha
nurpose therefore solicit share OF public patronage
and will try to merit 1t. Please call aud examine my
stock. IJe30-tfl Z.H. COOK.
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CERTgFstlsTES.

RocxPtsr STEA. Mills, April. 1859.
A6EETs o. THE BosTcS BELTINe CJSPAsY: Gents
As prospects The Vulensized Rubber Betting, will
speak for itself, hasihF been ssv years in The
large main belt makes hundred and eighty reVoiu.
lions per minute, AMI aYpareEl,s good the day
they put We have aisc Raj ge quantity of
lac RAILWAY Betting, WI ,eh is also doing very well.
JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
NArmKEaG CoTr4Ds Mills SALxsf, April 4. 1850.
AGrsTs oy THE BcsTo1 BELT1Ns c syAsY: Gents
In reply your inquiries | woaid say that. after the
the NaleanizeI Rubber Belts manufactured b,
the Boston Betting Con pasy, for twoyears ar sully
satisfied with their operation althouga al S takes. IS
Of necessity, drive the machinery, ihai was
stopped by the failure of Che gears adopted Tor his par
pose. The Railway Betting had Of JOu for the Con
ductors, complained Of by the oyerseer thai started
them properly adjusted by his Successor and have
been in operation three years and have worked well,
requiring repairs particular attensfon from which
fact am of the opinion when first put at work, the
were kept 700 tightly trained ON the paiiies
Respectfully yours,
EDWARD SMITH, Treas. Haumkeag Mills.
CocHEco MAKO Co., DovkR. N H.. April, le50
AGENTS uF .'osrsN BETTING CoyPASY: Gents
We have had OF VulcaBized Rubber Belts.
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide, in
five years and will say if another wanted,
should use the Rubber rather than leather
.Yourstruy, GEO. MATHEWSOS
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTOREl
JUST RECEIVED AT,
ri. A. LAWRENCE,
Marble Orks.
.Necr me Court House

Nccr the C0HTt HouSf.
4 LARGE stock OF fine White No. marble, direct
\ from VI Also lot of White SlItuary, and now on
largest and finest stock of Italian and American
marble. offered ia ts city, tEd more comiig) con-
ssting in part Of Monuments, l0inbs, Obesks. scrolls.
Head stones and Gothic work OF various ST! les. finished
10y Eastern WOrknen, in manner that cannos fail In
please which will DC sold at reduced prices N. D. Or
lers distance promptly and satisfactorily flled
1 EyaAsyil!e sep. " isJa Nj. 4. LAN KkNCE.