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U The annual list of the persons and
firms paying taxes in Boston, shows thai
there are in the city 5ll persons, copart.
nerships and corporations, who were tax
ed for from $50 900 to 500 900: 24t
taxed for from Sl00, 600 to 5000, 900: Gs
taxed for from 100000 to $500, 600; 81
taxed for from $500 900 to $400. 900: l:
taxed for from 100000 to S500,0OO:
taxed for from $500, 900 to $70Q,000;
taxed for from 500, 900 to SSO0,OOO: 3
taxed for over 5000 900; and one taxed
for over 81 100000; Hon. Abbott Law
renee pays the largest tax of any one in
the city: his tax is $S,542 40, which is
assessed on S674 900 real and $3.50, 900
personal estate. - -
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~ Mrs. Cece1ia Young has the hone
llS to announce to her friends and the citizens
Of Washington and Georgetown that che wsll give
her first Grand vocsl and Instrvfnental Concert On
THURSDAY EVENING, May lllh. at Carusi's ss-
loon. nay St
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NHAMPAGNE, WHITE WINES, q
~ Fine COrdials.
Meet 4 Chandon's Silery, ere ouslity
70 Grana Vim d'Anglaise, A. 0ech'a.
Do 0ei de Ptdrix,
H. Piper Co.'S Heiasick, Rapauld & Fran OILS
Longworth Simme mau's SPARKLING Catawba
Jhas. Schurman's sweet Catawba, Lsdies' Wine
Haul sauternes and Chsteau Sau,erles white Wine
Rulstkamp, Zoon Moy leIs fine Curacao, white and
red, in jugs
Do do Anisette vh;ts In h,,t,a.
Rosalia Marachina Cordial
sHEKELL BAlLY.
No. 5, opposite the Centre Market.
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To THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.

rRYIN6 DOLLS Of every description for
" safe at LAMMOND'S, eth st.
may 5-3t
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
iNTE have now in store very large ard general
w assort1 ent of Ladies g, nts' and Misses Ho-
sery and Gloves
ladies' white, slate, black, brown, grey and mixed
Brown embroidered and open work Hose, some a
low rs IS cts. per dozen
tents white, brown, blue, mixed. striped and fancy
halt Hose, some as low as IS cts. per dozen.
Boys white brown, blue, mixed, striped and faucy
hat Hose, some as low as as cts. per dozen.
Misses end hildrens fancy, plain and striped Hose,
Elastic Tops
Misses three threa led hte and brown Hose, very
erior article
Ladies' Gents ami Mis- es' Kid, Silk, Tbr.ad and
Cotton Gloves, al numbers, in great variety.
Also 81 k, Merino, Lambswool and Cotton Under-
shirts.
W. EGAN SON,
No: Pa. avenue, south side near eth street.
NAV LIT Intel
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I OST-was lost by LADY yesterday, wv. dnss-
IL day. in or rear Father Matthews Church,
while attending tie funeral Ger smony of Fxther
about eighty dollars. The finder viii be literally
rewarded BY leaving 1t with r. Jones, at the En-.
pre House NAV 4-3ss
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I OST-In going from Pa avenue, near 10th street
IL to 9th. near street. a Child's gold ARMLET,
marked sc NJ s." The finder will be literally r.
warded by avipg It at slosn Co.'S Shoe Sore, On
Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street.
msy Sits
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euo PiaOo support ltScI ne at last thought
that he would try the courage of the board OF
inspectors, who had frequently expressed tbe e
will, but Congress having acted so parsimoni-
ously with them, they felt q timidness amount
ing to fear, that it would not be endor sed. The
Colonel. however, told them, by wav of en-.
enlargement, that he would take the response.
biiity. Willing on these conditions to acuui
esce, the Colonel proposed bonus of one
hundred dollars; they getting only five hun
dred-he thought that one hundred, making
six hundred per annum. was little enough to
commence with, in consideration of the yery
responsible duties they had to perform: hut
the board was inexorab!e, as they thought
that such draught on Uncle Sans Golfers
would be repudiated by his very philanthrop.
ic Congress. So proposing, the Colonel had to
agree to compromise in the form of treatv
duly ratified by their joint consent Of equal
responsibility, that fifty dollars should be
their first incubus, (and which the officers we're
very grateful for1 making their pay Eve hun.
dred and fifty dollars per annum, and which
has never been increased, although that amount
would 60 as far that day, as one thousand will
this; and must add, from what have under.
stood. that it required full DEVELOPMENT OF
the Colonel's popular humorsome tactics to
reconcile some parties to that treaty, Il it Ia
any degree wonderful, then, that their success
sora should be scrupulousin doing an act. how.
ever willing, which they might Be condemned
Tor as the ungenerous and fulsome argument
could be brought into requisition If they
cannot perform the duties for that pay, others
VIII. Such argument may be used with some
propriety by the private, sell. inter sted bust
ness portion Of the world, az applicable to oil
case. But II is thy the Congress of free
and republican America. And here allow me
to give but an outline of the many very com-
piicated and arduous duties required OF them
which they refused them adequate compensa-
ton, by excluding them from the clerks bill,
which would only have given them the triaine
ADVANCE pf twenty per cent. on Their msaeTS
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
fxelsef tn Five Nstnx,,xs

TFLERS COMPOUND GUN zRABIC SYRUP.
TUE increasing deIna.d for this most p easapt,
Il aafe ami .foca'iou regnsdy tor all pulmonary
DISEASES, hss enahled the prc-retor to reduce the
price 30 as to place it whin the reach of ali Classes
lts superiority over most mia preparations is at
tes Cd by msny eminent Musicians who have nesn
eye witnesses Of its effcscy when the usual RENE.
DIES have failed; also by thou and OF orr most re-
Specialize citizens who have u>sd it In their families
both az preventive and with rsvcr falling suc
cess the last twenty years, during which period
WILD very little aid from advertising. &C, 1t hes
gr4cuali! spread reputa ion over the Whole Union.
In css If OF rec-1t Colds Coughs Eoarseness de- il
q eS immediate relief, a-d gen sray cures in day
OF two, without Interfering with diet OF business or
rendering ths system more susceptible Of Gods, in
chronic cases, <sthna, Hhoor 10 Cough, Group,
6'onchttss Ifceaions of the Lungs, ana Ccns1mp-
u n, it 10 always very nefeisl and SELDOM fails,
ven commenced in tine to perfect d cure.
trioe q and 80 ce-,s bottle.
God wbolesa g by Pattereos- Eairn. Stott Co.,
III lgely %. Alexandria by Peel Stevens In
Georgetown by Mr.. Cissel.
90 THLEE'S GUN ARABIC GsNDY Drops
sim lar COMPOST ion to the above, but ip q mi der
ana NOR" portable fora. they act hte charm on
Q Troublesome Cough, snd clear the throat and
voice; ih-y contain no injurious drug. are parti u
Larry recommended for children freQueI ters Of pub
Lie assem- bliss pubic speakers singers, dc
Pri ~ and Is cents per box.
for sale Al most Drug and Candy Stores.
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TIE GOOD OLD TINES IN VIRGINIA

Under this head, J. A. Y. correspon-
dent Of the New ork Spirit of the Times,
tells two or three very good stories, one
OF which is the following:
In those days lived old Ned Carey.
Every one living here then reeollected
Old Ned-a frollcking old free darkey,
who never let muster, cock fight, or
a race pass without being on hand. if
possible. JAned to I'D Ned's inordin-
ate love Of such sports was what is now
a-da7s termed By the business part of
manaind a great deal OF 'cuteness, but
what was in fact something less credit
able.
IN certain day great muster was
10 come off at some tavern In the county
% IIenri;o, and cf course cock fight or
two. ct the appointed time a good
many persons were present, and among
them Alr. NJ, a gentleman Of the real old
stripe, who had made few ten dollar
bets on the cock fights, and lost every
one. He was commenting on his bad
luck, when Old Ned was seen approach
ing, with : large bag thrown over his
Shoulder.
Halo. Ned, what have you there 2"
'~FIst rate cock, MaSsa NJ"
Game, Ned g
& On, yes, game as painter, Massa
NJ"
Out with him, Ned out with him. ~
IND Nd drew forth large speckled
cock, winch to judge by his size, was a
peTlect b-'ulser.
{. What's the nricp Ned q,
Five dollars. Massa, an cheap at dat.
an if any cock on dis ground kill dis
cock, gin you back de money
The bargain was accordingly struck,
and the match made for fight. NJ. bet
about the amount he had already lost,
and the COCKS were put into the ring.
At tie first touch Of the steel Old
Ncd's cock gave most awful squau, and
took a strong wing for tue woods. NJ
was furious, while the crowd laughed up,
with the application Of some pretty hard
epI,hets.
Didn't tell you, Massa NJ. Says Ned
# any cock here Kill dat cock | give you
lack &c five dollars. But dey cotch him
fuss: anG | neber seen any cock outrun
ole Skew ball in rny life. va! va"
Vi. wanted to BE- very angry, but ii
was no 90; lis anger was choked down
by tbs upror.0us laughter Of the crow
that met him ON every side and he was
forced To enjoy 1t as Il capital joke. Old
Ned continued to f.equent the race course
till his death.
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TAKE NOTICE
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

- W. EksO ~ C. sierrhant Tailor, Pa
4 avenue, uE'ier the United states Ho- a
81 would respectfully inform his customers ia
.ni Lhe pdhlie generally that be has just re- lSA
erred nsw Esli ard Writer goe1- in or at
7arietY, such viuLns, Cassieres, and tesinsr OF
tie latest 1,pcrtsrio, ani is prepared t. have them
made up at The shortest notice in the nost fashsn
.pis man e.. sad ct low rates Of pTices.
Having made - raugsnaent TO go Ito the Ready.
"ads Cicttisg business extensively this season, 6s
seis conf len that be offer n those wishing {
,uroha3e s;ocS OF o'hing, not Inferior 10 eny IL
:hie Gig, and not sis Up the horLh as is usu
lily the with work sold here; but cut in his
)wn establishment and made BY our own needy cit
in this dull at low rates Of prices he is
ensb.-0 there Or, compete with northern work ip
pont Of prices; en-; as 10 quality and style, he will
cave for those who fav,r him with a call to udre
lie Sell Whole sults Coat, Pants, aud Vest, !,
ne following low rates.
sGod sui for business purposes, out Of cloth Gag
sGsre, for the small saIl lis
Dress and irock Goa 8. from...... 4iJ to 81
yvercvats of different ety les........A.. II to %
Black snd fancy psnsaloons..........-.$S 80 to 10
silk and Velvet Veats....~.......-.....z 90 to 10
This stock of Glpthirg is of q superior quality
hAs been msds Up since he received The lsIl and
winter 1GshioDs
lie Keeps constantly on hand a largo assorim men,
II fsncy artirlcs-such as dlovss, Oraysts, Colals
Gishreilas, &c.
Sole AgTnt for the sale Of SCOTS Report Of Each
Sns IN this CRY. eep l5-tf
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
H'N 70 I JF AN ) n.
POST OFFICE DYPARrkI


POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 1
October 18th, 1854.
DROP0sALS for conveying the mails of the Ur:
1 ted States frcm the LIST Of December, 1854, t.
tn 30th of June, 1856, on the following route, Ia
sheState Of PENNSYLVANIA, will be received ut til.
contract Office of the Post Office Department, in the
lity of Washington, until o'clock a on Mon
lay, November 10th 1854, to be decided on Wednes-
lay. the IS j November, 1s5e:
No. 9330.-sfon Harrisburg, by Lingleysto IN, Ma
naia Hill Wet Hanover, Fast Hanover.
Ono, Jamestown. md Fredericksburg to
Pine Grove, 80 miles aud back, three times
wees.
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday snd FIJI.
Gay at 10 N
Arrive at Pine Grove same days hy7pm
Leave Pins Grove Tuesday, Thurgdsy, and Sst-
u-6ias at 4 am
Arrive at Harrisburg seme days by N.
Nc. qo72.-From Mahsnoy, b Greenoriey, line
Mountain, Upper Siahantango, and Bar
~, to Minersviile, 80 miles and back,
swice week.
Leave Mshanoy Monday and Frid " at m
krrive a. Minesssille same day By pm
Leave gainesville Tuesday and Saturday at 6
an
Arrive at Mehsney same days by p m.
For Iorn OF proposal, guarantee. and certificate,
and also Instructions embracing conditions re i'll.
orrorateG IN the contract to the extent thu depart
ent may deem proper, see the advertisement H.
Eiiing proposals for mail rye= in the States of
Jersey. Pennsy iv4ni2 Delaware Maryland and Ohio
datet the I'D of september, 1854.
oct IS-so4w
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.IcoxcLupEp FROM FIRST PAsE.]

(CoNcLUDEp FROM FIRST PAsE.J
ments reached Vienna, he was anxious
to be allowed to go to Italy to his
mothers assistance; but neither, on this
occasion, could his wishes be granted.
From the first, indeed, it had been
seen that the young Napolean could not
live lorg. Undoubted symptoms Of the
presence in his constitution of the seeds
OF that malady that had carried off his
father, early presented themselves and
to these were added other symptoms too
clearly marking him out as the prey for
consumption. From being handsome
delicate boy, he had suddenly shot up
before his eighteenth, into tall, feeble,
and sIckly, though handsome young man.
the constant care Of the imperial physi
clan. Towards The end of the year 1881
be became rapidly worse, and was obliged
to attain fro n his military exercises, and
from ell active exertion whatever. Dur
ing the winter of that year, and in the
spring Of 1882, he lived at Schonbrunn,
almost wholly confined to his chamber.
It HAD ben resolved to remove him to
Naples, should it be possible to do so, in
the autumn CT 1882 but the disease had
made such progress, that before that
time the fatal result had taken place.
For many weeks he had been in great
pain, and incapable of any change of po-
position, save that of being wheeled to a
window balcony, overlooking the garden
of Schonb-unn. Even this was at last
beyond his strength, and stretched on
his bed in great suffering he waited anx-
iously for his release. Maria Louise ar
rived from Italy only in time to see him
die. 1t was on the 22d of July, 1882,
and in me very room that had been oc.
cupied by his father on his famous visit
to Schonbvinn, that he breathed his last.
Some days after there was funeral
through the streets Of Vienna, and the
body OF Napoleon S son was committed to
the imperial vaults.
tna peop'e Of Vienna showed much
feeling on the occasion the cholera had
just been thinning their own house
holds.
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U. S. MILITARY AND NAVAL ARGUS.

Z VIE Undersigned having become the Southern
L Correspondent Of the above paper, edited BY
Moor Crawiey, ard being DESTROYS furnish rect
and authentic in ornlaton in freuce TO all mat
tsfs appertaininS to the Military, SELECTS the ad Of
officers composing the several Con- panies in tbi,
AMI adjoining cities, in sdving him Of sBy Of their
proceeding for pu 5,ication.
@. ". MEARsON.
r. y "A branch cfiice has been established in
this iy, where subscr! ptions advertisements, and
Communications will be received
Once, I, ia svenue, bet l4th and 18th sts
i0-f
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VARIETIES.
= CASKS superior Pstent
> and Sperm Oil. war E%nVCERIES|

= CASKS superior Patent or EHg3
, aud Sperm OIL war XmVCERlES SIN
anted to Stand the coolest Nzzs~
vesther and burn free. Price, ons dollar.
cass pure Vegetable Gil, burns free and devoii
f smell.
cssk pure Sperm Oil, very limpid, and suitable
for French Lamps end Tapers.
Ia boxes Sperm Candles.
20 boxes Adamapt do.
10 boxes Cream Cheese.
30 chests su1 erior Black Tea, at Soc. per Ib. TIL
reputation Of rhis particular kind o. Tea il so well
established that words ia commendation of 1t are
supsrfunu..
Is chests Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Impe-
rial Teas.
20 packets choice old Government Java Coffee. o.
its oil sg' and very superior quality there not the
slightest doubt.
20 boxes Scaled Herrings.
likes, Preserves, Jsliies. Cranber les, &C., &C.,
at M. P. KING,
Corner We mont avenue and Fifteenth street.
nov 3-tf
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T0MET SOAPS.

lie SUBSCRIBERS retu their thanks to their nu.
Il mercus friends and Cue Nners n the District
Emu ELSEWHERE 'or tie rstronsge hitherto ext ndes
to them, and beg leave to in orr, them that in A. 4
toh 70 their usual stock they are now nanufsctur
lng ana Wall have constantly ON hand all kinds Of
ieiiet and Fancy Soaps to which they invite tn. ir
A.tenu1n- We warrant our sosps equal to any
maize, and will Sell on as reasonable t.rms as tie
sacie article can be purchased in sny OF the North
eIp ties n a poNNna5,UE s. NJ.
Georgetown Oct 25-3us
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sNIDER's WINES
At PHILADELPHIA.

TOHN v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
- former old established WtSe Store Of JACOB
SNIDER, H.. No. 20 Walnut street four doors BE-
low Fourth street, where eoSsssers viii be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most acconimo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm
portation of F0RKlGN WINES, OfHce No. 70 Wal
Rut street, Philadelphia, where he IL prepared &c
receive orders for the special I0por.e(op Of Wines
&C. from various houses In A1RoYs, In quantities OF
single do ZEN and upwards; and zlse soicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIDER, the patronage O.
ais friends and former customsss.
81 All Wines ordered fox Washington viii be de-
Ii-sraa hv Express fre, Of freight. Sly
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WARREN'S
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COM POSITION ROOFING

MI take pleasure in calling the attention OF
w parties contemplating building to this high
ly popular roofing material, which has been in ex-
tensive Use throughout the cities of the Westero
stes and British prsvinces for upwards Of 10 yesrs,
during which time it has been tested by every vari
ETY. of circumstances and il universally conceded
possess, in greater degree than anv other roofing
material in use the valuable qualities of cbeapness.
durability and security against the action of the ell
ements.
We are ready to contract for roofing in the city
and country.
Office hours from IL to IL am, and to pm.
G. M. WARREN & CO,
10th ST., I'd door above McGuire's Auction iioon.
IO--2rne
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To INVENTORS.

IlHg Office of ssrhe Inventors Protection Nstora'
Union" is on 7th street, opposite the East Por
tco of the Patent Office, and is now ready to attene
70 the business of its members, namely: In making
examination and soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors are invited TO call and get copy Of th'
Constitution and By laws, and where any inIorms
ion will be given respecting the Union.
All letters business must &c directed to this OF
ice, where attention will be given Immediately.
A model shop is in correction with the ofiice
skere Eaodsls cxn te made order at the ehortes
.otfce 7. q. CLAYTON,
,r IO-Iv presjdsrtI. P. ~. y.
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FOE POOP AND LAgoBISa MEE.

- NALL BCILDl-iG isDiS o. 10 teet OF more, In
~ .aIious 2 arts OF TIE City, and Geo getow1s at
.ow prices, snd terms to suit LLOYD co .,
BUILDING STONE
FOR sais. deliverable at the Canal, or Wbsryee in
r. hihgtop, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
Ll0YD 90.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. LLOYD A Oo
18th street, opp. Treasury Departmect
iy Z-ly
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GhS EiAIUEEs,

IS "a subscribers take pleasrfe ia announoInE t.
/ thc public that theiT stock OF GAS fEATUHLS
;c44prisEg the b-5t and latest Patterns, ha
bes received and that they prepared 70 ssli
the lowest rates. Persons in ii Gas Fixtures
vii pleasc call and canine they viii no doptr
ard Il 20 ti1cir interest.
Dwellings CSC pablse bs;ldisas fi.ted vith g.ssu
e,ng al The Csrai astsa
~. TffNN pSt}Es D RRnTaFa
tsa ls--ts Pa. sv bet 10th and 18th, &. side
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
~T-~Ns. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
g s. - Fare round trip 81; from Alex
aldri4 10 cents The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
Washington az and Alexandria at Ga O'clock
Coaches leave the Capitol for tie boat at X oelz.
Coach fire cents
Persons wishing the Coaches will lesve their resi-
dence with Geo. d Tbos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
ort 2S-dtf sAN'T, GEDTvY. r.r.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
&m - "a
On and after Tuesdau, Nou. Z, 1854

THE Cars leave Alexandra daily for Gordons.
i Vile and intermediate Ftations a. II O'Clock,
q. m, the arrival OF the boat from Washington.
giving ample time for breakfast on board. Cen
ne ting at Manassas Juncten with train for Stras-
burg, At Warrenton Ju oton wito q train for War
rsnton. and at Go,donsvile with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond Charlotses.
vile, and stsunton
The cars leave Gorionsvile daily for Alexandria
and intermedat' stations, at before II, Q. D., on
tie arrival of the trains the vi gnis Cents rail
road from Richmond, Casrlcte svil,s, and Stxunton
II TROUGH TICKETS
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TAKE EOTIOE

TAKE NOTICE!
OUsuKFErERS and others are reminded the
By TIE faIioEing list Of articles arc of tbs Yer
Dest description. and BE- rurchssed fror, the e
scrs5er cc e loR terms pny otter house IN TIE
as.7 A largo assortment srd sspply siwsse o1
hand:
Oils CT az k;oas cuecc5Fsc.
Paints Hrushaa
Tc5lrtile Clocks
YGrGis:l LeErs
TrUneDt;Ee Chandelier
Window Gla.s GireEaoIes
China Nase5
Eartsenwars srttsnnis Were
Giess &C., &C., Sc.
Goods GENT TO any nsrt CT the city free OF charge.
Country dealers viii do we'll to call.
g. HEITTLKSEY.
fth street, opp. Selden Withsrs Bank.
:ss.y a. =
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,

Name eucasue, 6et,csea Az and eth SIS.
\ ANUFAClUkER of Steam Engines, Boilers
AVE-. water Tanks, shsfting, Pulleys, Hangers ana
Mil Werk generally.
viii furnish Mills, all kinds Of Castin -
Wrou4 and Cost Iron Pipes, and everything in tee
lion line generally.
Two sInsn ENoLNE.S on hand and for SALE ror
information address q. T. MOVES, Washingto ton Iron
" 3rss, Washington. ID. u. iy LOFT
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE.

MANUFACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPE6
N JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES,
sc-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
iavorite wherever IL IL introduced. 1t 10 equally
pslstsble more wholesome, and not hAlfthe proe Of
other foreign wipes- Many physicians use II eG-
clusively, and recommend Il to all troubled With
Flstulency, dyspepsia, Debility, cramps, Disrrhes
and Dysentery. Persons subject TO Chils or living
m districts where Ague prevails, end its occasional
use q pleasant ard admirable preventive Mixed
With little cold water, il the most rsfrrebipg
and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that
can be taken.
Price 60 cts per bottle, IS per dozen.
j. bALMER corner Of Baltimore snd F.gh streeta,
and CROWN BROTHERS,, Liberty ut. Baltimore
srt TT 4 CO., Washington.
PEEL Il STEVENS, Alexsndr;s.
JESSE Lands, Frederick.
Fl. BUFF, Portsmouth. Va.
ROBERTSON CO., Petersburg, Va.
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