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JUST FINISHED AND FOE SALE

JUST FINISHED AND FOE SALE
At THE
Clark Street Coach Factory,
NO. $,
TIE LATEST STYLE BCGGlES, BAEoCCHG~,
uOCKsWAYS AND FAMILY CARRIAGES.
- Take PARTICULAR NOTICE that -
S,'5,i's Coach shop Is on CLARK STREET.
''''I 80 IRA 4. STOUT.
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DR. BLEDsoE:I take the liberty and fell it to Ee nv duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
seperor medicine My son. aged Is years. had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and dar
rhea having almost despaired Of his recovery con-
cuded to try your Alternative two bottles of which believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE
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~ HISSOLUTION,-The COpartnership heretofore ex.
| J isting under the style of McNAIRY & FURMAN ex-
pred on the day of July INST r. c. McNairy will
iiru the business at the old stand and will settle the bus
of the late firm. Signed r. G. McNAlIN
Nashville, July sth, 1853 F. FURMAN.
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7 TAKE pleasure in recommending X. c. McNAlRl, my
late partner the friends and customers Of the house,
aud respectfully solicit continuance of the patronage
literally bestowed upon the late firm.
iuvS Signed F. FURMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-21

Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied will sustain the character give this
publication.
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Metropolitan Railroad.

Pursuant to adjournment the Commits
sloners of the Metropolitan Railroad met
at II o'clock on Tuesday. the Dist dav of
June, 1858, at the Union Hotel, in George
town. Present W. W. Seaton, chairman,
Messrs. J, W. Maury and ". W. Corco.
ran, of Washington; F. Dodge, D. Eng
llsh, and F. W. Risque, of Georgetown i:
Z. Z. Chopper and W. L. Gather, of Mont
gomery county, and Meredith Davis, of
Frederick county, Maryland.
Mr.. Neisel, the Secretary of the Board
Of Commissioners, being unable to attend.
Francis Dodge was appointed Secretary.
Subscription books and certificates of
subscription from all the places at which
books were opened except Boonsbor-
ough, being laid before the Commits
sioners, it appeared that the whole num-
Der of shares subscribed was nine thousand
and eighty. Whereupon: it appearing
that ten thousand shares Of the capital
stock Of said company had not been sub
scribed, as required by the charter before
proceeding to call the stockholders togeth-
er for organizing the company, it was,
Ill oDtuiCi1CC W Tie IOuIll SeCIlOQ OF SalO
charter:
Resolred, That the books Of subscrip-
ton be again opened from the 22d of
June instant to Saturday, the ID day of
July next, both inclusive, at the same
places and under the direction of the same
Commissioners and officers that were ap-
pointed for the first opening of said books
of subscription; and that public notice
thereof be given in the several papers
designated by the Commissioners by their
resolution of the 18th Of May last.
Resolced, That, for the purpose ofascer-
tanning the amounts so subscribed, and
for such further proceedings as may then
devolve on the Commissioners, the said
Commissioners named in the act will meet
again at the Union Hotel, in Georgeton,
u. g., on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of July
next, at II o'clock, NJ at which meet
ing the books Of subscription, or certif-
Gates Of said Commissioners and agents
of the amounts subscribed, will be ex-
pected to be produced.
Resolred, That these proceedings be
verified by the signatures of the officers.
W. W. SEATON, Chairman.
francis DODGE, Secretary.
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Hon. Edmund Burke and the Administrative

AA"H' 4zIAiiAUAu OuTRe anu the Administration
The Concord On. H. Patriot, (Gen.
Plerce's organ in that State,) contains an
article occupying four columns, of bitter
reply to the resolutions submitted bv the
Hon. Edmund Burke, Commissioner of
Patents under Polk, in the recent Demo-
cratic State Convention Of New Hamp-
shire, condemning Gen. Pierce's appoint
ments. 1t charges that the statements
are malignant falsehoods and threats
against the Administration. and accuses
him OF coWardice, and as being bully.
an assassin, &C., which traits that paper
thinks he exhibited when he attacked the
President through the committee in the
Democratic Convention, and that said
body correctly failed to sustain them. The
Patriot also says that Burke's course is
owing to his failure to secure lucrative
office.
Mr.. Burke has addressed letter to the
Democrats of his State, in answer to the
article which appeared in the Patriot.
lie says, IN reference to the committee
reporting the resolutions, that he does
not believe single gentleman composing
1t wished or designed to attack the Adj
ministration.
lie remarks that ''he did not, and pre-
sumes others did not; but I candidlv
acknowledge that I did wish to have the
Democracy of New Hampshire present a
clean and straightforward record to the
world to stand On the National Platform
as the third resolution asserts, "un-
changed" and that if the true Democracy
had been overlooked, and Free Sellers,
Coalltionists. and Disunionists had been
taken too much into favor, the Democracy
OF New Hampshire were not response bic
for it"
Mr.. B. concludes by asserting that he
shall not war upon the Democratic party,
principles, usages, OR candidates, but he
shall upon the contemplate little cabal
at the Capitol, who, sheltering under the
wing Of the Democratic party, are willing
to hazard its utility to success, and gra-
tify personal dislike to one or more
members of the party.
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For the Evening Star.l

Mn. EDITOR: An error having occurred
in sign of the solution to the Problem
of June 14th, please give the following as
the correct answer:
It would take the Californian 527 hours
to perform the Journey: the Washington
Man ,405 hours and 20 minutes. The
Californian would have travelled 1913 hours
when he met the Washingtonian, and
the Washingtonian 344 hours They
would meet 1882 miles distant from
Washington, on the 18th Of June, at |
O'Clock in the morning, Washington time.
GILES G. G. Sims.
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Eve. n. sTRkTToN. krct;oreer.
.ie 21-td

BY E. n. sTRATToN, Auctioreer.
('Soatth sa6s Of Penn. az. near 10th street,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPT.
' Toll HILL.-On FRIDAY. June sth, ut
O'Clock. o. m. on the premises, / shall sell
the following described Valuable Property
viz:
Lots No. and 5, in square 785, situated on
North A street, between Sd and 4th
streets. east
Lot 10. !. in square s1s situated On the cor.
ner Of Last Capitol street, and 9th ST.,
east
Part of Lot 3. and all CT Lots q. 5, and g. in
square SCI fronting en- East Capitol
street and 9TH street. east
The location Of these lots are very desirable
and worthy tie attention Of Capitalists or
persons DESTROYS Of securing eligible sites for
dwellings.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest,
satisfactorily secured.
Conveyancing at the expense Of the purcha-
ser. Title indisputable.
je 21-d3t
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A BRIDAL THEFT.-A girl named Har-
riet Brown, an operative in the mills at
Manchester, who was to have been mar
ried on Thursday, prepared for the occa-
sion by stealing a bingham dress and two
skirts from two other operatives. She
had the dress on when she was arres led.
She plead guilty, and was fined IS and
costs, which her ''intended" paid, bat in
timated that the matrimonial knot would
90 united for some time
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Ey E. n. sTRATToN, Auotioneer.


(19enn. creme rear l0th street. Sc7tth SI9s,l
TNRUsTEES' SALF.-sTOCK Of ELEGANT
L FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY. &C., ct
ACCTION.-Qn WEDNESDAY and GHURS-
DAY morning. at 20 O'Clock. June 22d and
ed. shall sell. without reserve. the entire
stock of RIBANDS, MILLINERY. FANCY
GOODS. &C., in the store occupied by Mrs.
". c. Choate, on 4 ) street. near FenEsylvs-
MIA avenue. consisting. in part. Bornet silks,
FelCets. Lining Silks, Illusions. Handker-
chiefs, Fmbroideries, Edgings erd Insertions,
Laces, Bobhinetts. Swiss Muslins. Collars,
Capes, Undersleeves, Fringos and Gimns,
Visites, Shawls, Scarfs. Bornets, Super Kid
Gloves. Ribands, Linens. Silk and Isle
Gloves, Hosiery. Braids, Worsteds. Sewing
Silks and Sewing Cottons, Guttors, Fairs,
Combs. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Jewelry,
Perfumery. Cologne. Soaps, Oils. Steel TRIM
mings, Wallets. Purses. Cords, Elastics, Bat
tings, &c. Comprising general and extern
sive assortment.
Also, one Square Show Case. two Superior
Mahogany Counter Cases, and other store FIX
lures.
Terms S2C: ard under, cash: $50 to $50,
thirty and sixty days: $50 to SlO0. sixty end
ninety days: for notes satisfactorily endors-
ed, bearing interest.
By order Of 4. IT. LAWRENCE,
Trustee
E. n. STRATTON,
lie 21-td Aucticneer.
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ZINC! ZINCM ZINCW

TUE Undersigned having lately received a
j. fresh supply Of ZINC, are prepared to
execute all orders with that beautiful and du-
rable article. in and superior manner.
Also, for those who prefer. they still continue
the use of the best WHITE LEAD, OIL, and
VARNISHES
Persons about having painting done. will
find it to their advantage to call at the old es-
Enlistment. corner of 18th and + streets.
June I5-tf D. FINCH & SON
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To the Citizens CT the Island

New Perfot;foai 81 Newspaper Depot.
KNOW IE, that the subscriber has lust
n opened, in connection with his General
Agency Office for Claims, near the corner of 9TH
street and Maryland avenue. PERIODICAL,
NEWSPAPER AND STATIONERY STORE.
where he will be regularly supplied with all
the most popular weekly and monthly papers
Of the day. and will keep constantly on hand
a supply of Stationery and School Books.
je CIV JNO. f. BAKER.
\. B.-Persons desiring the National In
teHtgencer, UHi0R, or New York Herald, by
the month or year. will he supplied by leav-
ing their name subscription and residence at
my Once. J. f. B.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!

KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
FNHAT eth street and Maryland avenue is
Z the most pleasant promenade in the
City. and BOSWELL & CO. are on the spot
with their sparkling fountain Of the most de-
lightful SODA WATER and choicest SYRUPS
Of tie day. whore ladies snd gentlemen can
quench the burning thirst Of Summer to their
hearts content
They also have supply OF fresh and genu-
inc DRUGS. as we'll as all the popular patent
medicines Of the day-of PERFUMERY and
FANCY ARTICLES rich collection
- Physicians may rely uron having tt cir
prescriptions accurately compounded 1T all
hours, day OF night.
BOSWELL d CO..
Corner OF Nd. avenue and eth ST..
je 21-lw Island.
French Shoes, Button Caters, Half Caters,
Paris Pumps, &c, for Gentlemen's wear.
VUST RECEIVED by Express, direct from
u the Importer
100 pair French Walking Shoes. glazed
30 pair Button Caters. kid tops
80 pair French Button half Caters, beauti-
fui article
30 '' French Dress Shoes, the first ever in
this market
so {" Paris Pumps. for Drawing Room
IS q Toilet Slippers
Also, from c. Benkert Philadelphia,
30 pair Cloth CATERS, for warm weather
q g Button Kid top Caters
Now for sale at the Fashionable Boot store
Of j. MILLS,
Je % Browns Hotel.
Int, Union. & Rep, st.
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CHANCES FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT IN

CHANCES FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT IN
REAL ESTATE.
WE have for sale, on tic test Of terms and
w prices, the following Property:
All of Square east of Square AIS
Eastern part Of Lot 2, in Square 147
All Of the west half of Square las
Lots No. 10, II, 20. in Square 730
Lot No !. in Square $50
Lot No 10, in Square $50
Lots Nc. Z, s. 8, in Square 1873
Lots No. s, Q. in Square ISL
Lot No. Is, in Square $50
Lots No. l. 2. 3, 4, ), :, 10, II, II, Is, IL,
ID Is. in Square IA
Six fine Lots in Square 639
Also, two Farms, one in Virginia and one
In Maryland
Three Brick and Frame dwellings, situated
in the Northern part Of the city
All Of which will be disposed of on tie best
Of terms. For particulars apply 10
G. T. MASSEY & co.
General Agents, eth street. between
june l3-eo2w 6 ard II streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByE.s. WRIGHT. Auctioneer.

" xft~0t.S<1N9H =
DACkET BOAT FASHION AT AUCTION.
I On MONDAY AFTERNOON next, the
9th instant at o'clock, shall sell, at the
Congress street Bridge: Georgetown, u: y,
the superior Canal Packet Boat FASHION,
with her Furniture, Refrigerators, Harness,
and Lines. This Boat has recently undergone
thorough repair, and is considered the best
built Packet on the Canal, and has sccommo-
dations for $50 passengers. An active man
can make her pay fox herself The present sea-
son.
Terms One half cash; balsnce in three
and six months. for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
ED. S. WRIGHT, Auctioreer
GEORGETOWN. II. c.. June 21-td&
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II The Russian women think their
husbands are becoming cold and indiifer-
ent if they do not fog them once a week.
Mirabeau's valet, Tench, regarded it as
great favor to be kicked by his master ::
and it is said that however low-spirited
he was before, this always set him in an
excellent humor.
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4 L PRIVATE SALE.-A splendid BAY
~ HORSE. six years old, works and rides
we'll would suit a doctor. as he stands with
out hitching. lie will be sold at a bargain
ie 2i-3J MASSEY & GREEN
DEADING during the warm weather-Noy-
II els by all the popular authors Of the day
sold at half price and received back. A copy
Of DIR Beach's Reformed Practice, cost So
for SI5. 4 complete fit ont Of Home patbic
Books and Medicines. nj HUNTER 5. next 10
{. S, Hotel Nov jc 2I-2t
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e. We are in receipt of the first num-
Der Of the Monthly Democratic Reriear, ed
tied BY Ovid johnson, Esq, and published
by W. II. Lewis & Co., in this city. We
shall notice it at length in future num-
beo of the Star.
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Cavalry Corps !-Cavairy Corps::-

Cavalry Corps:-Cavairy Corps: y
OUcers elect
JOSEPH PECK, esq, Captain
q. 5. GIDEON, esq, First Lieutenant.
CLARK MILLS, esq, Second do
s. c. BrsEY. VI. D.. Surgeon
GEORGE IL. McLASE First Sergeant
JAMES 0. WHITNEY. Second do
WILLIAM II. Birch Third do.
C. Ii. BRowN, Fourth do.
PHILIP MAY, First Corporal.
l.. A. HALL, Second do
B. GER, Third do
&. I. KRAFT. Fourth do
The officers and members are requested to
meet at the Armory Of tho Washington Light
Infantry on THURSDAY EVENING. June %
at s o'clock for drill The sample uniform
will be ready. and the final arrangements for
a permanent organization contaminated
By order: J. PECK. Captain.
ie lS-5t GEORGE ". McLANE. Stc'y.
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!. II Notice.-A special meeting OF the
81 "a WAsHINGTON GERMAN YAGERS will he
ri II held on THURSDAY EVENING. the
- - 23d Of June, ut their Armory. Pune
tual attendance is required, as business Of
importance will be transacted
By order Of the Captain
je 2l-2t G.. BECKERT. 0. s.
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w w. CAMPBELL has just received and
w keeps constantly on hand, full sup
ply CT BUILDING MATERIALS at his place
on 7th street. south side of the Canal, viz c.
ment, Plaster, Lime, Hair, and Sand which
will be sold low for cash or to punctual Gus.
toners. Also, q large lot of SCAFF0LD
POLES, some of them OF extra length.
IN lift
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DISEASES OF TEE LUNGS,

d HUNTER, NJ D.; NJ. R. c. S., England,
H. late pupil of the Hospital for Consump.
ton and Diseases of the Chest, Brompton Of
the ROYAL lnfirmary for Asthma and CoDsump-
ton, City Road, and of the Regent Street Dis
pensary for Asthma. Consumption, and Dis
eases OF the Heart, London, England, &c has
returned to Washington, and taken rooms at
the corner OF Is and { streets. one block from
Pennsylvania avenue. where he may be con-
suited during the ensuing summer in diseases
Of tie Throat, Lungs. and Heart. to which
speciality Dr.. Il. has for several years devoted
his exclusive attention
After the lG;h inst, DR.. JAMES HUNTER, ir.
Of London, will be associated with Dr. p.
IUNTER, as Partner, and DR.. WELLESLEY as
Assistant.
Office hours from a. m. to p. m.
lunc Geo If
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Liver Com
plaint &C.

TINROM THE METROPOLIS.-Pass it around
/ let the afflicted hear the glad tidipgs -
This is but the sentiment Of thousands
WAsHINGToN, May II, 1858.
MEssRS. MORTIMER & MowBRAY :-Gentle-
men-Having been afflicted with Larer Conn.,
plaim Of ten gears staudjng. I hereby, for
the benefit of the afflicted, take great pleas
ure in announcing that after using few bot
ties of your Hampton Tincture, found it had
accomplished a perfect cure. [ have used
different medicines from time to time, but
have never been able to account for any APP
parent good and it is a blessing to stricken
humanity that tl.at medicine is found ayhih
possesses the arondroHs pouer Of prolouciug
hU7nan life. The many curses it has wrought
IS a sufficient guarantee Of the beneficial re-
suits which may be experienced from its use
You're, respectfully,
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DIE D.

On the goth instant, after o short Illness,
Mrs. ANN c. H.. wife of Charles Edmonston,
in the 35th yeae Of her age.
In this city, yesterday evening Mrs CHAR
ITY BOONE, in the 18th year of her are for
merly of Charles County. Nd
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u n. 2. Willis says: mature pours
out her champagne Of beauty twice day
at morning and evening-and at noon
it is stale.
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70 At Il Meeting of the Fseard Of Di-
rectors Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute. held at their rooms on eth street, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
ResOl,e2, That the rooms Of the Institute
be opened daily through the week Sundays
excepted from TO 10 o'clock p. M. and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT,
june l6-tf Rec Sec.
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TNEACHER WANTED. The Trustees q

TNEACHER WANTED. - The Trustees of
l. School, District No. Z. Prince Georges
county, wish to employ suitable and expert
enced person to take charge of the school in
said district. The applicant must he quail
fed to teach the usual branches of an English
education. and be of good moral character
Salary $3.50. Address tpost raid1 the ''1'snts-
tees Of School. District 10. 4, Beitsrille,
Prince Ceorge's County, nd"
June l6-4t
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CHEAP WOOD and COAL YARD

CHEAP WOOD and COIL YARD.
TNHE Subscribers will keep const antly on
L hand supply Of good Hickory Oak and
Pine WOOD, together with the various kinds
Of COAL brought to this market BLACK
SMITHS COAL always on hand
Having facilities for keeping always a good
stock, we will sell, wholesale or retail at the
lowest market prices.
". T. WATERS & CO.
ie 3-tf Office corner 18th and c streets.
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FREMIUM CERAM TIiT CREAM

II n: HARVEY begs the public to tear
l. themselves away from s0nr Cream and
Bmtter-a'I& and cali at his depot opposite
Browns Hotel, where they will get Cream
from the big valIies Of Pennsylvania where
cows are cows and creGm is cream. and no
mistake
\ large supply Of that snIendid article al
ways Kept on mana at 81 90 per gallon, and
all over twelve gallons 81 25 per gallon.
lie Is
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HEREDITARY SCROFULA.

A boy in the family OF Hon. " P Thomas
son, once member of Congress from Kentucky
was mass Of sores from head to foot. His
eyeIids turned inside out, protruding over
the eyebalIs so as to produce blindness He
was cured by Humpton's Vegete6Ie Tincture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham. of the Baltimore Custom
House, suffered these complaints for eighteen
months, with both body and mind seriously
affected. He was cured by Hampton's Vege-
table Tincture, after other things failed
COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr.. Henry c. VIM, had cough for five
years. great weakness, &c. had, in all, five
or six physicians, tried all their remedies, but
HAWPT0V's VEGETABLE TING
TURE.
For sale by Stott i Co. ! Winner. J. B.
Moore. D. B. CLARKE, Wallace & Elliot, and
III. il, Mcpherson, Washington Mortimer
I Iowbray, 30 Baltimore street, and by
Druggists generally ie p
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J. CURTAIN HAY
LIVER COMPLAINT. DEBILITY.

IEatFact from James Hurus. Esq's Letter
Aleauadrfa, Va.
After speaking Of wonderful cures on him.
self, he says: Mrs. III. has been suffering
with the liver complaint and with inability
constantly complaining from weakness throu'
her whole system. She now enjoys better
health than for thirty years, being entirely
restored by the use Of Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture -
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NEURALGIA GIN BE CURED.

NEURALGIA GIN BE CURED.
CARNER'S VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRAC.
NJ TOR begins to show its wonderful power
Read the following certificate
| hereby certify that | had the Neuralgia
in its worst form for several weeks. and suf.
fered the most intense psin; various medicines
were tried, but no relief came till at last
got hold of bottle Of Grrner's Vegetable
Pam Extractor, which relieved the pain in a
few minutes, and tu'0 bottles oniv effected a
perfect cure. NATEAN EDMONSTON.
Ninth street. between II and
WASHINGTON. MAY 20. 1853
For sale ny Druggists generally in the Dis.
'rlcV ana alexandra. va. 4 june4
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FIRST WARD PROPERTY FOR sALr,

AI.o1 w hItU II''G LAIL EUh D. II.
~ HOUSE and LOT, on G street. ore square
Iii west of the War Experimentation a. feet
front very desirable
FRAME HOUSE. with lot IS by 10 feet, to
q thirty foot allev.
Several BUILDING lots. in eligible loca-
tons, at prices ranging from to SO cents per
foot.
For terms, &c. apply to
june l5-eod3t J il DORSETT
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ORNsMENTAL AND USEFUL

TNHE FANCY CUT PAPERS for frames and
i fre-grates- for sale at WTMER'S. arc al
tracting purchasers from all quarters Of the
District. IF yoT want a choice Of colors and
patterns, come early on the receipt of every
new supply. p Sixth s'seet, square from
pennsylvania avenue. Newsl June
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kOO MEN WANTED-LAHORING MEN
cOO in want of employment may secure
good steady job by applying Immediately to
the Agent Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Co., at Locust Point. Baltimore
june 16--2w P. DICkERSON Ac't.
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FACTOR HANDS WANTED. Vented ct
l. the Phoenix Cotton Factory, IS miles
from Baltimore. on the Susquehanna Rail-
road, WRAPPERS, sPINNERS, WEAVERS.
and CARRIERS; TO all Of whom tie highest
wages will be given. Apply to SLOTHOWER,
MATTHEWS. / CO., No 273 Baltimore street.
Baltimore. or to the Manager, CHARLES Nc
hENZiE. at the Mill. june i6-St
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WANTED TO GO TO STANTON. Va
w Constant employment and good wages
will be given to 2 first rate COACH BODY
MAKER, by JUDS0N mccoy. Apply at $50
Baltimore street, Baltimore, or TO Judson Me
Coy. Stauntoa, Va. June 18-4t