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EHOR RENT.-Tbe subscriber having retired to
II the country his now pei msnent residence, Of
ters tor rent his handsomely finished, four-stOry
brick HOUSE, on "A street, with immediate posses
sion.
And also, the three-story House ad}oinins, now
occupied by Capt. Jas. B. Montgomery. Possession
given on the LIST August, unless earlier possesso
can be arranged with Capt Montgomery, who mas
kindly consented that persons applying can inspect
the premises.
Also, tor sale cheap, that commodicus and dssira-
BILE property, sitrated ON Pa avenue, nearly oppo-
site Jackson Hall, ana recently occupied rs boafd.
ing house.
Also, two frame House. On street south, near
7th, In Square 49, II not sold before the 3Oth In
slant they will then be dispo.ed of to the highest
For terms aad particulars apply at the store Of
White Sons, to W. G. W. WHITE.
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HOUSES Fur REMIT have tor rcnt
LII several new convenient houses. with lots Of
two acres of ground attached to each, situated
new street parallel with Boundary street, running
along the top Of the ridge vert of the railroad where
it leaves the city, little more than mile north
easterly from thu Capitol.
including kitchen with several closets and cellar,
w0odsheds and stable, and pumps Of excellent
water near at hand The sitlxtion Is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion Of the city,
and having the Capitol in full view. The approach
to them is by street, Delaware Avenue, and ID
street, graded and graveled The soil of the lots is
generally good, ana capsule of being made very pro
luctive.
An omnibus now runs twice a day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of II
street, Delaware avenue, H street, It'll street and
Pennsylvania avenue; leaving the houses at about
hslfpsst eight o'clock, IN, and halfpast two p :.
returning, after brief stands at the War; Navy and
Treasury Departments, the Centrs Market, General
Post Office and Patent Offices
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-
dences of Clerks and others of sedenary habits who
requise exercise either by walking, or BY manual
tabor in garden.
TIE houses and lots will be let as they stand, with
a large shed containing stall for horse, and an
outbuiIding. at the very low rent of TWO Hun DRIED
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly. If other
improvements be wanted, they viii be made with q
Tue increase Of rent.
Apply to VIM. stiekney, Esq, occupying house
the same street. or myself, at my residence Eear
The premises. AMOS KENDALL.
Washington, june Tim
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ICE PITCHERS, REFRIGEkATORS,E A
/ TER-cOOLERS, ICk-CREAM FREtZEES. 10
'timpson,s Patent double britannia ICE PITCH
Frs a handsome end durable article. warranted to
preserve lbs oil ice in three phts Of water nearly
seven hours before melting.
Farson's Universal Stone Jar Refrigerators. with
Waterman's pstens Ventlator. Satisfactory evil
dence will be produced showing their superiority
over all other Rsfrigerators.
Water-Cools.'a manufactured expressly for the
subscriber, Of all sises.
Austins patent Magic Freezer, warranted to pro
duoe superior zee cream in Fix minutes.
1hs above together with large assortment Oh
articles can be had at very low prices
by calling at the subs cribers General Houssturnsh
ing Store, Iron Hall. y. w. bOIELEh
liz Q2-lw
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The AGE WE LIVE 1N.-Pine apples were re.
ceived in Minnesota in four legs and tws!vt
hours via New York
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RAILROAD CELEBRArIoN.-Thsg grand cele-
bration of the connection of Louisville and Gin.
cinnati by railroad, will take place on Thurs
day next, the 29th instant.
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DENY CYCLOP3DIA,e volumes. b
i ing al that was issred Of the American Re
print for sale at 80 cts. PEI vol, full bound in
doth, hllsd With sngravings
vol, tssusd q q pdS vel. RAAQk 4AlLOG.
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An ELOQUENT SPEEcH.-In Springfield, re.
Gently, there was an alderman elected, whose
gift Of CAB" was not of the first order. So
when party Of his political friends gathered
together to congratulate him on his success,
he returned thanks as follows: "Gentle.
men, am glad I am elected You will find
bread and cheese and brandy In the next
roomH
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VERY CONSIDERArE OF HER.-The Lowell
Courier of Friday says -" The wife of Mr..
Aaron b. Young. on the Merrimack corpora
ton, presented her husband with son and
two daughters at one birth, yesterday.
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Railroad Accident,

CHARLESTON, June 25.-Tbe mail train from
this city on Saturday Iar CT tie track near
Augusta. The baggage and negro cars were
smashed, but nobody killed. The passenger
cars were unipiured.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY d. B. CAMPBELL 4 CO.
h. n. TRAITOR. Auctione

E' H. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
TMP0RrANT SALE OF SUPERIOR LIQUORS,
: Gears, and Groceries.-Ou SATURDAY morn,
Ing, July LIST at o'clock. at our Auction Rooms
We shall FELL thout reserve TO cover ady,nres an
extensive snd we'll elected aseortment Of Liuuora in
aocd demJohns and bottles. vis:
6 6s arandy. vintage 1915. oss-d, Dupey Co.
Peach Cherry, Raspberry, and Blackberry Bran.
Mononsshsls whisksy, Scotch whi.key, s...aad
Madeira: Sherry, Tsnerine, Malaga, and Port Wines
French Cordisls, assorted
Ghamragne II quarts aud pints
London Porter and Scotch Ale in pint and Quart
bottles
Imperial, Young Hyson, and black Teas
Rio Ccffse, Adamantne and Sperm Candles
Mustard and Spices
Celebrated Jockey Club ami superior Gold Leaf To.
bscco
20 n. Modelo, de 10 Antiguedad. Ambrose Londres.
LIS Jossfta- and Havana Cheroot Cigars &c.
To which the attention of the public Is respectful
ly invited.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit Of
SIXTY ana ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
ootse1, bearing interest je N-dts
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr,
DOCKS. STATIONERY. MUSIC, &c-on WE'D
- NESDAf afternoon, June 18th at O'Clock st
my Auction Rooms, shall sell, ut the risk and ex
peuss OF the first purchaser-
lot OF Music, consisting Of near 7 COO sheets
lot of Pariodira'e Books, Stationery. A.
Also, nu nber of handsomely framed Engrsyinps
AID Paintings. Terms cash.
J. G. MCGUIRE,
JsL'-a Auctioneer.
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
Two NEARLY NEW TWo-STORY FRAME
.d.,. Houses and Lets at Auction.-On FRIDAY. The
Soth instant, We shalt sell, in front of the
at o'clock p. m, part Of Lot No. s. in square 55s
with the improvements, which are two nearly new
two story Frame Houses, wood she'd, &c. The lot
fro, nc NJ s~~nlx
New Jersey avenue and Sd st. west.
The houses will be cold separate, with the lots on
which they stand.
Terms Of sale: One third cash the balance In g.
and II months with notes bearing interest from the
day o! sale.
A deed given and Q deed Of trust taken.
GREEN / SCOTT,
1s2'-TuTfF Auctioneers
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AH.-At louisville, last week, they were
luxuriating on ripe peaches and water mel
ons
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NICE DIET IN CHOLERA T1aKs.-An i'm.
mense trade is carried on between New York
and the West Indies, in the fruit line. About
2OO,O 900 pine apples have been received from
Cuba, during the week, and sell at from to $40
per 100. 100000 punches bananas were also
received. They sell at from 81 to So per bunch.
Six vessels with fresh supplies of both kinds
Of these fruits, are now due.
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GREAT BARGAINS

At the Ne,o York Store, Bridge st., Georgetown.
S MISS McGAW wishing to REFUGE her
Z pl esent stock Of Goods, offers them ut cost,
% such as English Straw Bonnets, Ribbons,
W. Lace Goods, Dress Trimmings, Perfumery.
stationery and many other fancy articles Of all &c
scriptions.
The ladies Of the District will please call AID ex
anime fcr themselves. 10 IG-eelmr
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Nor BY THE TELEaRApH.-rhe lady who
made dash, has since brought her husband
to full stop,
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A Silly HoAx.-The report that lady and
four or FIVE children had been murdered in
Buchanan, Va was a hoax.
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New YoRk.-There were As deaths from
cholera for the week ending June a.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT-The Brick Dwelling and Store; also,
the bri * Warehouse At the c, rcer of Sth street
east and l. street south, is hene put in com.
pete order, and will be ready for tenant bv tn
lst OF July There are deep sol cellars under each
bu ling, and an extra Lot in the rear of Tho Ware
house Gas in front of the house The stand Is a
Desirable ore for business, the Heighborhood being
thi ky built Up and only one square from the Navy
Yard Gate, on thepublic thorough are.
Also for rent, several pleasant Rooms, furnished
OF unfurnished with baths, at the corner sth and
sts Northern Liberties
J. G. ADAMS, Grocer,
CDR. ssh and L sts, Northern Liberties.
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A NEW CURE.-A young lady of Philadel-
phis was cured of paipitation Of the heart the
other evening, BY young N. D., in the SIM
plest and most natural way imaginable He
merely held one of her hands in his, put his
arm around her waist, and whispered some
thing in her left ear! He called it physical
gaf-vanism
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T ADIEs' WORLD OF FASHION, A
IL Jourrsl Of the Courts Of London and Paris
containing four beautifully engraved and col
ored plstes of fashion
Godey's Lady's Book for July
Ladies' National Magazine for July
The Great Pictorial picayune for the 18th Of July
All the weekly rspers for this week
Everything in the Book and Stationery line at
JOE SHILLIN2TON's Bookstore
Cor. Pa. av. and ~ st Odeon Building.
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- A clipper ship, of 1000 tons, is being
built at Key West, wholly of Florida wood.
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.R. L.. h. FECHTIG

nR. L.. r.. FECHTIG
IL Offers his services to the citizens Of the Dis
trict
Cfi;e and residence on L, bet 11th and 18th sta.
je 2k-so6m
DOARDING-Mrs DUVALL, Penns. avenue
ID nearly opposite Browne HOTEL has ane ROOMS
and offers ever, desirable comfort and accommodsr
ton for families single gentlemen-permaneDt
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will bs found In Washington. je 16-ly
GUNNER UNDERGRADUATES, Shirts, Collars
- Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Linen cambria Hand
kercbiefs &C., IS usual, at BlRaGS,
j. 18-tf Wiilards' Hotel
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~ Slick ssys-"I don't like preach
- instead Of the Judgment"
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HOPES AND fEAES.-Just now, we are hay-
Ing lively time among the ins and outs in
our local politics. At The election for police
magistrates, held yesterday in joint council
Ct the two city Grards, there was great and
very eager crowd present, composed of course
Tor the most part of seekers after Office under
the new regime, whose number, to judge from
that demonstrate n, is legion. The ms on the
ether hand. are no less excited, though their
excitement Is tiDged with fears, while that of
their rivals Is in the nature Of hopes, high
and bouyant, SO far, as the new Mayor has
not yet oucced his selections from the hun,
bred applicants for each place within his gift,
subject To his nomination. When that an.
pouncement shall have been made, there will
be waiing and gnashing of teeth, it being i'm
possible for bin, decide as he may, to crafty
mere than the one hundredth part of those
who imagine that their services In his late
canvass fully entitle them to his preference.
As the city councils, IN their elections OF
yesterday, turned the police justices neck
and heels out OF place who are not identified
with the new politco-felisious organization,
substituting per sons supposed to be so identified
IL their stead the city is full of rumors to-
day, saying that the general administra ion
viii leave the lew corporate authorities to
provide for all Of the latter class of persons
now In any way employed by the general gov
eminent at this point. We have no knoMl-
edge concerning the truth OF this rumor,
though II certainly is very current to day, in
the mouths Of those who usually seem to be
best informed ncerning the views and inter-
lions of the general government with reference
TO Washington city affairs,
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REDUCING OUR STOCK

WE will commence this day to Eel: our entire
w stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS at Is per
cent. less than former prices
We name in part
Printed Bereges, twisted Silks and Tissues
Galley De LANES, Mousselines and Beregs CeLaines
Broeades, rich plaid and stripe ks
% silk Mantiilas, the latest Spring styles
In short every article 10 the Fancy Dress Goods
line viii be sold at great bar9sins and purchasers
will find our stock very complete
just Received
l case Lawns, fast eolors, at IL Nc. per yard
cases superior sheeung Cottons
Is pieces Irish Lawns at Csc. to 81 per yard
With = large stock of good Domestic Goods, which
will te sold as low in any house In this city.
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY,
It'll rect, three doors above Pa. avenue.
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DANK OF England Writing Ink
ID Bank of Eng and Sealing Wax
THIS day received direct from the makers, London
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, London Indellihle Ink for writing on Linen
cotton. and filk; VI ed without any other sccnwps
niment or preparation. j. 10
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BY Il. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
NERT HANDSOME FURNITURE at Auction -
On "WEDNESDAY, the 2sth inst. at 10 O'Clock
m. shall sell. withour reserve at the house for
merry occupied by D. shoemaker deceased on Sd St,
sne furniture of gentleman declining hcusekeep-
ing, consisting Of
Rich plush seat parior Chairs, Rockers
Marble top Centre Table
Rich parior Wind " Curtains
PariOr, chamber, hall, and stem Carpsts
Rugs. Extension Dining Table
Mahogany Sidebosrd, Cane sest Chair,
Large gilt Mirror, Msutel Iimetiecs
China Tea Sett Glassware Cas.ors
Mahogany AMI walnut Il. dsteads
Pest quality hair Mattresses
Dressing Bureaus mahogany Wsrdrcbe
Marble top Wssh Closets. Chamber Sets
Large and superior Refrigerator
Wire Safe, Slaves, Saddle and Birdie
With the usual assortment OF Kitchen ReQui-
sites
The furniture is nearly new, having been In use
about months.
Terms: All sums Of and under $50 cash over SO
credit OF 80 and 60 days, for proved endol sed
notes. beaaiDg Interest
AL goods must be settled for before delivery.
l. 8. WRIGHT,
9e <o-uCs Aurt:ouaer
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An ExANsArIOS.-Ths exa minstion Of the
Georzetovn Female Seminary Ssing now in
course Of progress, those interested vill;,do
well, indeed, 70 attend
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AUCTION sALEa
By GREEN q aC0TT- $3.50

Hn EN q SCOTT, Auctioneers,
" InoAsLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY. the 9Th in .t.nt =. .h.n vi
LIZ !. Ine premises. at O'clock D. m south
ssst S Ssx N square Nc e04 having font Of 50
hstvs., So,tb os,a Ssenoe, running bsck so feet.
Thi' property Ia handsomely located ijt,Is s san,,
Terms: onehslf cssh; the balance IN n, ana 90
Of the ssle. ss NY
deed given and . deed Of trust taken.
Conveyancing at the expense Of purchaser.
GREEN Z SCOTT,
je cd Anct,on..,.
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"ANt Ed Y4I7ERS, CHAMBER MAIDS If
w WASHERS and JRONERS for Oh Point
ConyoH-A few good Walters four good chamber.
maids, and wemen to wash and iron. Apply at
WIZARDS Hotel, between the hours Of IL and o'clk
je 2l-1w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
.Kn FARE REDUCED TO FIVE CENrSi
zEIEEs33aS )r as low IS the lowest.-The new
anu spi- naiu stsgmer GEORGE PAGE, Captain Guy.
now running between arlington and Alexandria
has reduced the fare to FIVE CENTS.
The travelling pub ic will find good and oomforta-
bic accommodations on this b. 1t.
Refreshments at ali times vii be had, and at shori
notice, and the very best that can be got In the
unarkets. je 10 JAS GUY. Captain
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LEAN
OFFICE.
y. p. G IL e
WILL devote his time 10 the purchase cf Real
w Estate Of every description, End to til. Rent
ing OF Houses in Washington, Georgetown, Districr
of Columbia. and adjoining counties OF Maryland
and Virginia.
Also, the purchase and sale OF Stoke and Nsgoti
ations Of loans.
Office first door north Of the Presbyterian Church
on "a street, near the City Hall, Washington city
D. G.
EKrERGHCES:
Col. ID. TH"MPscN,
JOHN WILSON, Egg, Commissioner Central Land
Office.
PARo NcURsI,
Hen. l.. P. WALDO, Commissioner Of Pensions.
L. 9-lm
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1'HE H0USE, with IL rooms, on ss.eet, doors
i west of 18Th, having been altered so as to have
now comfortable communication with the Kitchen
Is offered for rent, with or without gas. Apply I'd
door south of G, ON 18th street. ie 20-St.
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"Wants" and &C Wcnted'' Advertisements, four lines
on less for each insertion, IS cents; each additional
line cents.
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ADMITTED TO PRAcr1cE.-Yesterday in the
Criminal Court on motion of NJ THOMPSON,
Esq, A. Lloyd, Esq, was admitted as an al.
tornsy and counsellor in that court.
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WANTS NEGROES.-Thssu subscribers are
w. all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices. Persous having Slaves
Tor sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
tnore, Md, (satter's old stsnd.) Slaves taken on
board ct Is cents per day.
feb Ply h. M. i w. l.. CAMPBELL.
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DOR SALE OR RENT-A CARPENTER SHOP.
Il si:uated on street, between 9th and 10Th, for.
meriy occupied ty j S Barker, Il oer for sale or
rent. 1t Is 20 by 40 feet and ia in coed location
for business Inquire on the pr misses.
je 26-lvs
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The BILLY GOAT TRKE.-A writer in the
Senti mel calls the Aiianthus the " Billy Goat
Tree Bah-ah,
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WATCH RETURNs.-J. McDeyitt, drunk and
disorderly; A. Kidwell, do; released on pay
ing costs. Moses Smith, negro, disorderly;
dismissed
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LU NJ e Err.

N,HE subscribers having ests bished themselves In
/ the Lumber business, at the old stand Of VIM.
Bird, corner Of 9Th and streets, are prepared TO
furnish sH articles in the trade favorable terms
They solicit q share of public patronage.
lie 15-eotf GE0. w. GARRETT b co.
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WASHINGTON 4 ALEXANDRIA BOATS
49, FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
EEae9s RIAGES AT Low RATES.
Ihe Steamers GEO WASHINGTON and THOe.
COLLTER will, On and after this date, run 1t the
above ratea JOB CORSON,
SAMUEL GEbNEy,
NAV I'd Captaips
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AcCIDESrs.-Yesterday, three accidents of
ent places in this city. The names of two of
the sufferers We were unable to obtain in time
for this days paper,
An Ifish labcrer at work on a newly opened
street in the Fifth Ward, bad his leg broken
by the isu of q heavy seantling. lie wa. con-
veysd to his home and every effort made to
make his CONDITION as easy as possible.
Abo,her laoorer, while at work on build
ing in the Fifth Ward, was iDj lred By brick
which ssll on his head, from bod, carried by
. fellow laborer. He is severely, If not dam
gerously injured.
young man named Klesg, & stone cutter,
was severely injured by the falling OF der
rick, at the building corner Of 18th ana 70.
he Is stranger In this city, bot lucAhy De-
longs to craft that will not see him sun> "
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The LIGHTNING.-We learn that during tho
storm of Saturday last, the lightning struck
the dwelling Of Judge Douglas, performing
some strange freaks; happily no person was
injured. We are also informed that the gas
house was struck by the electric fluid. But
Slight damage was the result
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l. avenue, with fine stock on hand and a good
run of custom The rent is 500 per annum, in.
clud ny foe dwelling attached to the store Terms
mod rate Apply TO CHAS WALTER.
On 3D. between and SITS.
Also, q CARPENTER SHOP fer sale on mode
rate terms. W
lie 2t-eo,t
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"ANTEp-A NAN. to attend two horses. and
w make himself pss full about bake house =
One acquainted with the business preferred. An
plv to J. 2. HAVENNER
il 27-NA Nth 81 JsIara
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4 WET NURSE WANTED for a child 3 months
n old. Enquire of
DR.. THOS MILLER,
ia l9-u between 18th and 14th straetA
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E'OK SALE OR RENT-On reasonable terms, two
+ two story brick HOUSES, with Easements -
Esch house contains seven rooms, fronting D ct.
south, between New Jersey avenue and south Cspi
tol st. For further particulars Apply to
A. T. A. RICHARDS BrickmaAers or
A. Ii. MARROW; on the rrerai:e,
ie 21-,E.
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UNBRELLAs.-Persors who have much walk
ing to do, in the middle of these g'nrng days
would find great comfort in the use of list t
umbrella, to break the intenseness OF the sun s
rays. We wonder that this use of umbrellas
is not more general. We 60 in for the UNI
brella rain or shine
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STATE OF TIE THERNoNEfER.-Tke ther.
mometer. 10 our counting room, at IL o'clock
to-day, stood at SIS degrees above zero.
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Mr. J. W. Barker was chosen assessor for
the Second Ward, vice &: H. Plant, resi- gned.
When the joint meeting dissolved. there
were Indications of dissatisfaction AMONG the
constituency outside, who fully expected the
Mayors nominations to be laid before the
meeting
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nv ANTED--To 60 in the county, Wet nurse,
w for child three men lbs old. inquire at Mr.
DICK EMS. North street, Capitol Hill.
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CDR. s:h and sts., Northern Liberties.
81 27-3t
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DEALER IN ICE,
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"ANTED-By a married MAN, without chill
w dren, Situation as Gardener, or to take
charge OF q farm. He is fully competent, and can
give satisfactory Recommendations If req uired His
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