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A CARD.
To the Building cOnmunitY of Wash ingt0n
A CARD.

To the Building community Of Washington
and its ricinity.
LNREIIERICK f.. GEIGER, Master Builder and
l. Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the public generally for past favOrs, aud hopes to
be favored with their continuance, he il prepared
all kinds of work in his line of business at
tie shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
He viii also make Plans, Specifications, and Su-
per intend any kind OF work that may be entrusted to
his care.
Pace Of residence on G street, between 9th and
9Th streets. aug Is
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C.. n. MYERS. Gas.F;ttar

NINTH street, one door from PENNSYLVANIA ave
~ nnr, being practical gas-ftt is preparcd 10
do mp Churches Hotels, Private DWELLINGS stores
&c, AT the shortest notice, in the best manner and
on reasonable TERMS. aug 9-lm
TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE-A narrative Of
Solomon Northup, citizen of New York.
Kidnapped IN Washington City, in lSil and rescued
in 1853. Price 81.
For sale by GRAY l. BALLANTYNE,
sep B. Seventh street.
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Eercnh street, east sdc three doors north Penn.
.,SSr G. Bremen respectfully invites the cit-
Zens of Washington and its vicinity to an
7" inspection of his stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
~. G.7ITERS, &C., all of his own workman
ship, and manufactured from the very best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made to order from the finest
French Calf Skins and Patent Leather, at price
equally As low as charged elsewhere. call is
licitpd son I-po3m
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PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. IS, 1851.
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am, very respectfully, yours,
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Also. Ladies who wish to have their Dresses made
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between and K streets. ang 2S-eolm'
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Agent for Washington, ID. C., B. P. WORCES-
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Cost ano fonno.

o. I a REWARD.-Lost, on "Wednesday afternoon,
p " between Thompsons Saloon and the Newaven Railroad
dtrdt small LEATHER WALLET containing about s. in bank
bills ard papers but the Three
the bills lens and believed be the State Bank Hartford
The the above reward leaving
contents the Of FULLER HUTCHfNS LASELL, No 81
LibeIty-st.
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Amusemeute.

VIII soon close.
DANVARD's HOLY LAND at the Georama No.
i N the sacred localities aud ali Holy
E 9S~ ET Y EysSS S ard a@siy ;
say Afternoon O'Clock Admission 50 Children half price.
MISS ROSINA COLLINS's CONCERT-We are
M sony inform musooyns public that the Concert Of the
above celebrated performer the yolns unlyOdaby poned
which pecude her appearing al the time advertised Mus Rons
talented sister will be given when the Concerts take
place
CT. CHARLES -BOwey.-Performance
cured seats 81 cents Private Boxes s. Ladies and Children admit
ted to the afternoon p ,iorssnSs hsf PI
YOUNG wlp Tbs Evsnns y ose SsAD 9n-
-'' "''' " THE YOUNG WIDOW
BROADWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL, Sole
d aSENSf fh }'T BAsB T, performed
syonG..........MI Conway P9rthenia Miss julia Dean
70 ssSeiuie with LITTLE TobDLEKiSS
sFs. 4: ESs:::y ~
pURToN's THEATER-Ch ambers-st.-THIS
EVENING s SSi: f d gsI AND WIVES
eAsss FIsptin Usher GseRi . sSssrsst
ssssiSS: With the NJ TSSPEEs su.,'
PSSSst cents Second Circle Is Private Boxes S. Or
WALLACK's THEATER-Bro w. Wal
NV 5.eE Lsse.J Ls'Sss STAGE e ssST EVEN
tN0 June 3 viii Be presented ShsfspsITs O0neoy :"
JsgOe...........Mr wsscs RO,aOd. Mis- Laura Eesos
Orlando Lester Audrey MIS- bT0og
AAer which TEDDY THE TILER, .
TEDDY huOwney Mr. BToug Lady Dundeod Mrs TRAINER
Doou O'clock Performance 70 commence ~ Pafqlst
and Des Circle, 80 cents; Family Circle, Is cents.
WALLACKs THEATER. Mr. WALLACE has
me honor TO Inform bis friends and the public n his Benefit
,Do ne iss est o. me present viii take place MONDAY
June IL, when ShaAspees beautiful pastoral play Of
AS YOU LIKE IT.
vii be presented with It's unvaeA st costumss appointments
Boz Boob DOW spen
E,RANCONIs HIPPODROSiE.-ANOT PRO
NOON and EVENING June will be performed second time in
America n Csousa under the supervision Fr ncon me ri
hwns vii Be 0and OF The FIELD
d G. % VI Cold u usss 6regue lie Double rapaz Trial Of
s Poshon Cours. f enSes Of the Menace L. Pchs
ln Grand steeple Chase f6s Volatile GlOSe Grand Chariot
sss Flight Of Liberty Horses ke Performance Afternoon
Aansaon-BoxeG Reserved Seats 81 Pit ets
sss'n nees $50 Doots open at and At a NJ Performances
commence st1l and -
The ants given viii be equal
peel hoe evening Children under viii 30 adj
ns TO the reserved for 70 Of the performances
VI MONDAY suitable place viii DO provided TOR respectable coored
fAkucyLAh NorcE-ctes be secured At the following
Set; Western Hotel Loyeoys Hotel Aston House, Newfork
1ss- and At Dodworths Music Store.
PANORAMA HALL, No. SOS BROADWAY
National Panoramic Painting Of the MIS-
~ s en- Painting Of THE DISCOVERY OF THE RIVER by
t,E,7ssiSs EVERY EVENING at o'clock And SATURDAY
'i-nSooNo ~ eelocs Admission Is cts
VII beautiful Cantata, THE FLOWER QUEEN,
fe Q. THE hosE win be repeated in Brooklyn,
% LINING June the Hall Tickets
~"'si shidses, LA cents to Be had a The Hall
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I IMESTONE and MARBLE QUARRIES which
II harr suppsd The PATENT OFTICE. ssd WASHINGTON Ma

A. h.yr ,sBgss he RATE s1, 9FEIcs WASHINGTON
Iss usses, IN oTds, g e 60 the ss's q SAMUEL 0RIs
b the ss. :. .sIs sRRiEs BUILDING Lors
IN ne .sa Yos and HITurs Rs sss n,S -.
g shout Is m,s s Sy q s.s ~, a. 9s.rs
h, .Ed r qss SsIe:ss i e tie very .S,s stUE ALUM
pure Lime stacking nearly three Bushels of''eisa osk
These ar. TIE n..,s, ous.re. Of ALUM LIMESTONE sB.
6ore CITY .tou 1900 buhel, q Line eat bon t
s S@S dSi.d Sous q: as,.sf
oSsis. aO the MARBLE bTOus6i Ofhs Wac
PPATENr OFFICE AND WASHINGTON NATIONAL xoNy-
Washington City c. and Budns Stone and Marble for Baltimore
WOOD for liz sT R.s. s' sss ned
.e invited examine this valuable property for themselves
II can be divided into L0ts
sASi'FL y GRiSCOM, Llewellyn, sshuyhin County Pa
SaS0B dRScos Eensowsa Poosec Tsas ssse
oGTSy ss5y5 S.S on by " SRrscox no MArt rhn.-
delphi. :.
yy,O DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS.-F0R SALE
An odestablshed Dng store situated N the heart New
y ID. % sG os. T Ss he @ eSos s the
psp R'' sss ' sT 20 s Apply
or address NJ NJ, Noeo Broadway. Office "a third story
FTo HATIEks-FOr sale in pleasant and flourish
ps county hogIs travel Of the city 1 sirosd ne sscss
snd Ftus OF Hat and CsP store with Fans shop attached 10
SsHnsOy within g a. ana bss soOd Of ws
issS Refer R ) GOULD Merchant TAILOR No. 50 and ssBsr
clayst, y. Y.
VVOOLEN MILL for SALE or RENr-Withn
ride Of Boston and quarter mile from station
Massachusetts Railroad Wool-n Mil
desirable style Of sood Of CaIds p Broad Drop
Box Looms Fancy Looms with boHe. on each end aud rio
Dostn Looms with twice the number
dies such Mill and all other Machinery for the
The above
reasonable further
quire OF R. s. DENNY Clsppyine Mas.
SIO ono ANY PERSON with this SUN, or
Up EOsOOOs amount from $40 upward 70 inves in
respectable which be carried the country
having tou, and VIII pay from $500 to $1,000 yearly
hear Of M
Herald Office
8 0NA CARATS of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
@sOOO Be sold at se5 pet osr1 Apply TO LOUIS AN.
RICH No So Readest Adv having large diamonds %
will we'll 70 call Ansh The highest essb price viii b
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Gunner Retreats.

bumlnfr hetreaIe.
A COUNTRY HOME for SUMMER in the beauti-
n healthy village fNyac the bank Of the Hudson
C. n NEAFIE, ready for the reception Of Rooms
large and airy grounds extensive and cultivated comnsndns clear
river for thirty % Apply direct M PARKER,
Tutress No. 2S5 Spring head Of Carse-st, n Y.
BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Famiesa and single per-
IJ obtain genteel Board Wamsbdse IL miles from
house newly built aud beautifully shaded large eut trees and
sIubery and only eight minutes wss from hs depot Good fare
rs provided aud beonsng boarders only
Apsy On the premises to the MISSES BRIGGS.
BOARD in the COUNTRY-One or two families can
ID be accommodated with Board delightful location, overlook
beaau lake, within two hours travel OF the city Address
MOHEGAN this Office
BOARD at a FARM H0USE.-Tbe subscriber is
S SaSS @ ccys TiS house Ss
large and airy aud the situation pleasant and hssnfa Inc
ococA p wishing desirable Board wi do well 70 mako
early application. For further PaIiic9 arr 3dS,rs, NJ
CHARLES UNDERHlLL4 Glen Cove, Il L.
COUNTRY BOARD at RayenswoOd, l.. I-Acconl-
Nnodslions for 40 families few single Gentlemen,
~rraion delghtfu beautifully shaded Also and
stable accommodations Apply to Mrs BARTLETT address Boz
1852 Post-Ohce
GUNNER BOARDING may be had at numerous
scce and rom Ne sior places have salt water
sbns hne hshns sailing and saonns gGat Yysss
Head Quogue james Prt Cnchosue souhoh Greenpo Shelter
Island Orient snd Sag Rubor
CFABATHING-Un United States Hotel, Long Branch,
- This house entirely and newly furnished aid WILDE
'P'' w. CRATER KENNEDY Co, Proprietor'.
WHITE LAKE HOTEL, Sullivan Co, New-YOrk.-
w Ten hours from the city Mountain AIRS Lake Of Cys
bathing families homes myriad, awOeTs oacA and
ss o1po he Soor BosISs leave BY the msunS
mail tho Railroad Cochecton Depot whore
adults, children aud servants " pSs T9Sm. Nc fo more
particulars, address u D. WoOLpiuooc, As above
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WILLIAM PATTON, BOOKSELLER and STA
TONER Arcade Exchsnreplce Waterbury CennSchooi
Book Juvenile WORKS Toy Books Games Fancy Articles Sheet
Music, Daily and Weekly Newspaper, Msslzats &C.
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Men, Publications.

VNHE GREAT NOVEL COMPLEPE-The unmuti
4 lated edition ready complete.
HARRY ASHTON; Or The WILL WAY. By the au-
flor of stanfed Hail." Amy Lawrence" Gus Howard" &c
Be,ufly illustrated Parts and H. p cents each pahe two
mart, in one somps volume. Price so cents
The present only complete sDd unnuhd edition Of this
res, work now before public Any satisfy of
t by xamnrg various editions in market Th Of
ed contains EGHTYTwo chapters being MORE
than are emil raced in any rival edition
Just Published,
TIE EMPRESS OF THE ISLES; Or The LAKE Bravo 70
,pee of the Csdisn struggle 1887 BY Charley Cewne Price
For sale by all Booksellers and Periodical Dealers.
just Ready,
The New Novel, by the Author Of Beatrice,1
MODERN FLIRTATlONS By Miss Sinclair
The fret large edition Of this very popu authors
hem ordered advance publication the will be ready
in few days
The trade should in their orde early insure suppv
promptly. -
AL DESIGN. Partl
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, No 222 Broadway
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RAXTERs PATENT OIL PICTURES, for Draw
- g-roons Albums kc.-Imported and Jrs.ety
DAVID DAVIDSON
No TO- NsssAu-St. New-lork.
The price rom ~ Ger q 20 81 90 each.

THE GINS or TIE GRE 1T EXHIBITION , -,
No Represent portion the French Department with thre
beautiful Statues Of "Sains," "Copd and Psyche inc
- "NymIh,- etc etc. - 1850, ,.. -,
No The bean DEPARTMENT IN which 10 Included the S,tues OF
the Fathfu Mssenser' the Lion IN Love- and the u
- happy Child oc.I
. Save etc etc. So. -.
No Another portion the French Department IN which IS reps
the beautiful Siaiusy Groups OF the Sepens At
. upon the Child defense by the Dos etc, et: ,,
NO The Austrian Department viii include III tnous Group s
zepTa bound the Wild Horse the beautiful statues Ieps
ssntng tie Girls Fishing and the Bookcase presenter y TIC
Emperor Majesty Queen etc. lin preparaton
No The Crystsl Palace Including the Statue chad Car de
Lion No Pine Court; and No Tnsept OF tue OTea
Exhibition. These three psfurs Will be beautiuy arranged
ard mounted sheet Of Cardboard othe same SIZE a. o
- PREVIOUSLY published in preparsiionl
NO y Tie Austrian Sculpture Court lin preparh;iou.l
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Chances for Business Hlen.

W1aHlR9 IOL DuBlUR6b 1ltEH.
DRUG STORE for SALE-situated in one of the
~ most eligible eshborhood in the city either for Physician
bargain sill be gwen applied for INNS
disiels. Address o. Tribune Office.
Tor SALE-The Tools of Watch Case Makers
Shop Turn Lsh, Straight Line Futures and
eessoy sufficient for Workmen and pohhe The shop
the most central Of NevYOTk and the rooms wen
ghted-ere able contain Is worken. Apply postpaid A B. u
care Of lie Republican,, No II sprucest.
Tor SALE-The Lease Stock and Fixtures Of the
old ebhed house the Pheasant No q Howard e. Tue les,s
has I from the lt Of May and viii b sold Tor as
applied for immediately.
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING STOKE Tor
~ sALEThe entire stock consisting o. Stoves I'm J." vi D
tsnn4 Ware LAMPS. Larterns Noodea Ware ~ @
e~pt will prove zocd Satisfactory rees1ns WI .e
gwen present declining business APpy " NO " AZ
lsnuc-st- Brooklyn.
IRON FOUNDRY for SALE, in good location in
city doing good business The proprietor sonsnto
VyOOLFN FACTORY for SALE.-The Trustees Oh
w he AUBURN WOODEN COMPANY will sell az Publis
aucfion Al he fce Company Anbun WEDNESDAY
the ID day June 70 oe0ss N s FORENOON the Factory
RIRN WooIEv COMPANY With or nsos~ary 70 the
carving on OF ii Factory The Factory fall operation,
md sn con the purchaser without being The Mid
- Msehnrrv condition with al
The BUILDINGS twenty
n the room hang and for that object The Ms
ehDey operation set cards. 81 looms and other m.hin
ar by application TO the Trustees before that day
tsnsdJ THOMAS Y. HOW, Jr, seerstuy.
The above sale POSTPONED until THURSDAY the "a day
June neIt at 10 o,eloek AM a. the same place.
Dated ASburn- May q, la52
lsis.sdj THOMAS Y. HOW, Jr- Secretary.
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TU,HE WORKS of SHAKESPEARE will be publish.

III cd SAII HDA1, june II
from the cred copy Of The folio OF o IN possession Of
history OF the the times introduction TO each Play Life
Of the Poet &c BY J. Payne Collier. +. ; A.
To which added Gosas and other Notes the Readings form
an steel and fac-simile the old foho with the manuscript
items 10 he completed l6 weet paris Price % cents each
"eN'' RFDFIFID Nos ITO aud Il2 a.
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Amenchn FuItOn.
HARPER & BROTHERS, Nos. 329 and 33l Pc

HARPER & BROTHERS, Nos 329 and 33l Pearl
~ NAVE READY.
LAYARDs FRESH DISCOVERIES IN the Ruins Of Nineveh and
Bsbon with Travels in Armenia Kurdau AID the Desert Being
Of Second Expedition undertaken for the Trustees OF the
Brsh MUfeum BY Henry LayHd, ESD T. VIII az OF
he Mars and the English EDITION. Svo- Muslin = .
the interest Eel, in this country MI
Lsysrs Discoveries HARPER BROTHERS have been induced to
publish American Edition complete unabridged and iuy EN-
tebed elegant form asd at oneha the M ehsed Tor me
imported copies thus bringing the work within the means OF
all classes Of readers .,
LAYARDS NINEVEH Popular Account Of the Discover IS
Nneyeh y Austen Henry Lysd Prepared BY III Author from
bs larger Work With Engraving Emo, Muslin ID
cents. ~
WORK on end its Remsn will perhap. be more u.eig
hsn II original Biblical and historical illustrations IN TINS
edition the body Of the narrative giving connected
view Of the subject all its branches The task OF abdns
Dr. Laya himself and IL therefore needless u say
Commercial Advertiser.
the abhdgmeut the Introduction of the
illustrations section
he oepa work narrative which, without sacrificing
matter makes the story compact useful and
riete In m abridged m original orn London Exam.
TAYLER's ENGLISH MARTYRS. Memorials. Of the English
Msyrs BY Rev. C. b. TayieL M A. Rector oil Oiey s1tsk
Pe,nifully Illustrated. limo Muslin, 81.
In This york Clergyman Of tue Church OF England
have vivid der pton the aud localities 10 that
which have been sgnazd by the death of Protestant h,y,
s,tber Hh interesting details Of tr personal biography II
and cannot a 70 command the
Of the antiquarian research no es than Of the
relia world.
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