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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
To the Voters Of the Assembly Dist,.,

COMPOSED OF THE TOWNS OF
Potoss, Harrison, and Paris.
l offer myself as an Independent Candida.
Tor the Assembly in the District comno,.a ',
the towns of Potosi, Harrison and psr;, =, a
coming November Election. VIC
DAVID MCKEE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

1Mr. ALLEN TAYLOR, near Fairplav
offers his lands for mining. They are sup
posed to be among the richest in that neigh.
nofneod, and have not heretofore been l.,
for mining.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

GB By private letter from New York
We have further details relative to the as
Of Castineda, in Havana
This man was the betrayer of Lopez. He
was killed while playing billiards, and
the ASA ssin escaped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

A BROKER d BLASroRD, at Wyalu
sung nave just received their fall and win
'er supplies of merchandise. See their ad
vertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

NTCol. Allen has been badly beaten in the
vilItn circuit. He was one of the tools OF
.ne Otate Administration last winter, and there
is good reason to believe that the new c;rcr;,
was created as compensation for his services.
al an expense of $500 out of the state Treas
ufy annually The vote should be especially
noted. 1t falls short of 400; The peonle
may thank our democratic State adm;n;str.
t0n Tor thus uselessly squandering their mon
ey. The vote also indicates DR.. Hoyps pon-
aiarity at home. He used all his influence
LOT Allen, and yet the latter receives only OK
votes in the circuit!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

E-1 InU rooPupaicans- Of r "a Fa,,A.., g..
have nominated DR.. George w. Lee for the
State Senate, in place of Mr. c. H. Gra-
tiot, who declined.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

A Coop Cow WANTED-one tina, vii, -,
well this winter. Enquire at this Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
Potosi, Sept. 10Th, 1854
10 the People Of Iowa and E,iehl,.,
COuntieS.

The undersigned is an INpEpENnrx. r..
dldate for the Office of State SENATOR ' u
represent the district composed of Iowa , ,u "
klchland Counties, at the approaching Gsu a"0
al Election. AMASAI Eo usIIe''
Sept. II, 1854. OoDI "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

Is Mr.. +. w. HYDE carries on the 70;
lorlng IN the room over ALcoRN's Store.
See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
Ohio Central Road is to be opened about
the 3Oth, from Wheeling to Columbus.

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION returns
have been received from 81 counties, Is of
which gave Bigler 1884 majority, while
the Others give Pollock Whig)44, 1852, leav-
ing Pollock majority of 34,42s. The
following, polling very small vote, remain
to be herad from, Jefferson, Potter, Elk,
Mexican and Forest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

HTMr. JAMES WILSON, jr. of Waterloo =.
thorizes us to announce his name as an linda
pendent Candidate for the Office Of County g..
veyor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
34TH CONGRESS. 33D CONGRESS,

lhis shows net opposition gain of rs
hmemoers. Mr.. Fuller, the Democratic mem
ve "a Maine, Is an Anti-Nebraska man, and
. .s' against the bill throughout at the last
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

@ The Store room-burned at WING
vile on the goth inst, was owned by w
McGoNIGAL and G.. CHANDLER. The Store
belonged to CHANDLER and GREEN. Loss
OF the former, s or $4,000, and of the
latter the bulk Of the goods was saved, t.
probable loss $4,000. The fire origipa-
ted in back room, BY accident, design or
otherwise. No insurance probably.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

CHARLEY NORRIS, our favorite prin-
ter, while on visit among his friends at
Cassville was elated and surprised at the
changes that have taken place there since
his last visit, one year ago. He says that
very great arrangements are making for
receiving and storing grain, and the trade
of that place seems to be far more extern
sive than ever before. Many new build
ings and warehouses have been erected
lately. Among other items, he says that
Mr. R. A. KILBoURN, residing near Cass-
vile, has raised this season one and a halt
bushels of potatoes from single potatoe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

AWe learn by our late mails that
me reported capture Of sebastopol was IN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

H The Mineral Point Democrat sus-
pended reciprocity with us about three
months ago. Well knowing the gentle
manly editor, Mr.. FROST, was not to blame.
we have continued to send the HERALD.
and shall SO continue. We should say no.
thing about the matter but for late re-
ference to us in the columns of the Demo
crat, and which friend who takes that pa
per has called our attention to-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

fIRE.-We learn that on Thursday last, the
mouse OF Mr.. JOHN TYLER, who resides about
II miles this side of Muscoda, was entirely
consumed by fire with all its contents. du ring
the temporary absence of the family. The
loss falls heavily on Mr.. T., who had recently
commenced new farm, nearly completed bis
mouse and laid in many articles of apparel
9-e' 'or winter use--everything being DESTROYED.
Sae cargo of the Arctic is estimated -
SsNa 1ssn worth one million doI,..s -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
A tremendous fuss has been L;cLo

E A tremendous fuss has been kicked
up by the brokers and money pirates of
Chicago and Cincinnati, about the the In
diana Free Banks. We have no doubt it
rs all scheme or speculation. Indiana
money is secured in the same way Wiscon-
SIN money is, so that our own State bank
paper is liable to similar panic with that
OF Indiana; same of Illinois and New
York. There is no use in sacrificing one
cent on Indiana paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

THE LOST AND SAVED OF THE ARCTIC,
The following is recapituation of the lost
and the saved from the Arctic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30
Temperance Lecture.

MIR. S. M. HEWLETT, appointed as Grand
Lecturer for Wisconsin and several other
States, is announced to speak in Lancaster
on Tuesday evening, the place to be de-
signated hereafter. He is spoken of as a
talented, humorous, but forceful, speaker,
and wessee in some of our exchanges high
ly commendatory notices of his lectures in
other places.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

WHAT OF ILLINOIS ?-Since the result
of the elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana has been known, the inquiry is
frequently put-"What of Illinois," We
can answer that question now: Illinois will
elect seven anti-Nebraska men and two Ne
braska boilers; and the majority against
Douglas and the Administration, on the
aggregate vote for these Congressman, will
reach TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND! Will some
Nebraska man paste that in his hat and
wear it.-[Galena jeff, Democratic
From every indication in the world, Wis
consin will result in the same way, and in
majority of about the same proportion as
Illinois, -only that not one Nebraska man
will be sent to Congress from this State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-30

TWha. has become of the eloquent
appeals of The Journal, on the Maine Liquor
Law?
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
OlYIcx CONSTRUCTION or LITTLE FAILs RRrpsl.
Waehinp ton, August 10, 1854.


WaehinP ton, August 10, 1854
SEALED PROtOsALs for the construction and
~ erec iou Of the auperstructure complete # a
timber bridge across the Petomac nenr the "Little
Falls" above Georgetown, the labor and materials
OF AL kinds together with the requi ite scsod NJ
TO be included will be received at this Office until
Saturday, the 9Th ct sente0ter. at IL O'Clock m
One abutuent and two piers (of stone) srs already
oMtt, oenE 100 feea aparl from centre centre or
ioo feet in ths clear, and each hirty-our feee In
length. Tee leading dimensions and accommeda-
ohs OF said bridge must, thei ef,re be as fllowG
viz Total length, 800 feet in spans of $50 feet
each In the clear The area Of the bridge must en-
brace two carraS. ways and two foot WAYS; the for
mer situated wi hin ttrr. ribs or truss fir amas and
tho latter exterior to the same The whole bridge
must b. vered Witt sol able Roof, shsatbed with
roofing tin well painted.
- The proposals mu be o"on pan led with such de-
Scripture ds.iI saic n. im+ ntons e. as NAV be
necessary to full and clear und rstan ling Of he
HAt1es sDd character 81 the various ,rt- Of t,,e
sstu t. r proposed; and must sxhiot be pcee DIR
fort fall tbirgs inciud- for every In len I'll, ~
the entire supsrstrne urs--viz: so set-as which
the WORK will b. undertaken and the earliest ds;e
not later than the frat OF D. mber next at which
it will be completed
Fad rrtpo-a!s must al0o be accompanied BY ere
dsnt'as, setting fr the character and competency
Of the propos'I, and signed nv individuals of known
reputAdcE, and sy respectable indirid yals, WING
are really % enter into Joint bonds CT become sure
ties for tn. fithfui ,utlmsnt of a contract in con
forU't. u the terms proposed Add accepted.
. fayments VIII be made IN two squsi instruments !;
me met, when 1t shall be mad t. appear that two
thirds Of the work, including materials delivered.
inspected, and accepted, has actually beeu O. com.
plishsd; the second, when the entire structure, IN
GLIDING all Its parts and appendagss, shau have
been duly comp sted and soc opted . ,
The entire Work. 10 all its parts, dimensions, &c.
will be ct sill times subject to the inspection and di
recta"n Of the undersigned or any other person so
authorized -
All proposals. will bsforwani-d to the unders Rned
10 sealsd enveloses. marked cntwsrdly, "Propossls
f.r building the 'Iitrle Falls Bridge" under ooy-
er 70 the honorable Secretary OF the Interior
GEO. THOM,
Captain Corps Typographical Engineers,
In charge Of construction of Little Fails Bridge,
aug 20-dtSepQ
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Auctiep .salea
By sREuN 4 vUorT. a q -. :

~ sREuH 4 rU0rT, aass -. -
HoIstH HOLD ALn ETcakv 70 sSrruRR a:
shall .elL TIVE. Hsiis. n Il IA. s~~n q ssss'
Nrsets z z. hrieE hou.s 4, ,hA ,ust.rsn rs,..sh
1t I'D "'eoes Q. N. al exe~l q ass,r,nsnt of "a,
ui.ure. VII: - t - 81 80 1
Mahogany S"fsa,d R,cki-v ch.ir,
20 S'cre.sry enc BNosose u. .s..t 30 d.
Do c4nsrc md her Tales
Look ns-sfsssse, Hstrsck = f...gs ?, -,
Hirh p-etan rrcBc, ped.tee,ls a. ......, - .
f-aue, Wsrd,eb's and vs. hstxs4s 49,. . 81.
fslner seds, BAddipf, an NJ ,ttrsss IH,.,,4.l 60
Csne ssss sud ~ her Chars = r.--
Venetian Blinds sad Shsd-s .a-r.i 4.
Psr&or. passage aud On amber CARPET, .rd Ma.
tirg De- al - - i. - : -
lnrd ntherramns ..f
Terms: 50 and under c,,h ovAr s2s credit al
.n'r'y "ni sixty DAYS ecr hetes enthusiastically en-
forsed, b airing interest. - - = =
GRkEy a sOnTT.- !
avg ~ G Aac-tsu, ers
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DIED.

On the 93d instant, 8 aMUEL b. GARNER, aged
~ months and ~ Gays, son of e.. w. a Id T.. H.
Garner. ...
New York papers please copy.j
On the 18th instant JAMES WIN. .LECKIE. in
the 10th year Of his age, second son of the late Jas
and Ma tina Leckie.
10 The friends Of the family are invited 10 n,
tend his funeral this trfday) afternoon al o'clock
from the residence OF Mr. Ellis, on 9Th street, he.
twFen and G.
In Georgetown. on the 23i instant, JOSEPH AN
Bbhs0A JONES, aged - years, third son III Capt
John Z. Jones, of Clean Drinking, Montgomery CO.,
Maryland.
BY his decease his family have been derived of a
uutiiui tender, ana devoted son, and a KIND self
sacTncihg brother. In his intercourse with the
community al large he was characterised by mani.
hdeIshdence,a gi' sense OF honor, courtesy lat
d not studied or assumed, but was the naiu AZ
"r.now OF an affectiOnaie nature, and a clear and
beautAai sineeTiiy that knew disguise aud p,sc-
Used no cOnceamcnis. In the morning of Young
manhood, while The landscape 0f life lay blight anu
uhtroddtn b~nre hun, he Was suddenly struck
down. But was nor afruit ~ die For some tiu,-
past II nal been his purpose 10 make an open pro
lesion OF bis religious faith. Sudden and mortal
Illness stepped in between that purpose and It's con
sumnaiion' bur did 10, deprive him Of the supports
ana eon-olatious which religious faith imparts Ne
has entered into Iee and anid tina, scene Of tran
gun iov.inrsS which his eye delighted 10 rest upoa
~nue Irving His iaortal remains repose, in the
Srt'rr'ounded hoPe OF joyous resurrection.
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CO L AGE HOME SCHOOL.
foR YOENGL aDigS f'af
TX Mfs. Z. AND rfSS II A. CpS.
ss1chASct AIvi2l,s IStfr,ce,, !. ,h 80 III o. =

~ "ND ' issN. "a. A. CNiY,
sossacal fc'ss Ar5awe tesrce,; L n on1 I'M Sra.
WARRINGTON. d C.
Wig 'ifth Acsdcmc YER % hi, restitution vii
pan M Friday, Septl,lSer ist The s:udie,
WIFI .e anged into four isss.: co.. nrSs,,, an ~.
usual h-'nriies f a. nnishei ngi,sh e.t1cntivp
rces IT. m to SO Per Guar .r g. q Idipg % c,asi
ttt;n, French, naaic, rsw.ng ann Painting. q,
usuSi charges y
The / cation On the Northern liberties
ne"ith.ul AZ pa Al: Fart OF the cityl offer. raer
list Inducements TO arding pupils having The nd
san'f &c OF pure = and. pie aihsi upply OF excl
Boarding and Tuition ineIu1inp Hu,ir. F,aneb
Drawing, DO, 500, payable hs,f ia aavsnoe.
fIPERKNcEscI RS III
Kew L. etAias, Or. W. Jones, Ger. r. e 'We;~l.
H. Prentice, ESQ., Wsshinguu.i D. OR e. Ro,v;y
ssJ:, batimnre: and 8. A.. 3srnsy, Friocfnl =.
sp-ingdsle Boarding School, Va -
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co. Il

~. - Nh-FIONs kuCtf0nNeF. :
EhtsfsHS SALE Of Valuable Improves Pro,er-
= = --Sy 'irtus Of a de+d of trust, b.ar'ne dst,
l''s 2tth iag = February. 1852. duty executed bv
"hn A. Nonden n.ld W.T., to The snhscr,ser. AM,
"">iia In 'ah"- ). :, 30. 40 f,iIog $50. sbi
'h-- aad sos one Of the land records of ssh,nyt
'nuptg, IN i;ts p,sti &c. ~ Ca,umh,. IN - a.,
"secant RI s"-tsin debt :iler.n ". ned, ,hei,
3"H ~ pnH'ic aicrion q! re pFen.ises o.. MONDAY
y" "a 10y ct Argus, * 9, r. e o'aock m, 20
&c ..'-fet h'i''.r, L., ~ =, IL sQusre $50 xith
ne irI.: VT e COZ. = IN o. no ,t,ry FIR,
''.c9-. vi D har pere, ,srt- 5ui. ir..s
.er-3-: s,fNttiri cs-i. fS- ,-s;rue IN cana, IN
st;.i!f'"1 u, AZ and IL p"nfhs. with Interest
he d fsrrr'l Iay7a 1T,
= :. @ r-p's f |sle are no. CO.. pied Nth IN Sy.
tR"S z F'e c"v q: rEIe tire rr per viii h, W.
sod g. ae Cos: g',d ria of .hs puraha ar
CaATEE ESutcRD, Trustee.
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COUNTRY :sESIDENCMS for r.nt
~ have for r3nt, serri g. rev HOUSE,. with =
acres OF ground attached to each situated or sHsr
dau arssn little more thaa nile >rthsas..r,y
from the Capitol
These houses sse 70 ac.oue ard COZ yen,sn. With q
cellar wood shed, and able 70. each, and pumps o,
excellent water at hand =!
The situation is besu.tu,, overlooking . ,.,ss
eor5on o, me e'!y, and In full view the Capitol
nua and " street '''.'o ave-
an otnn'51s line for usual fare hes been per1ns.
nenfly established on the route, AMI rms twice
asy o"tween Kendall Green aud the President !,
Square, leaving at a. IN and 7pm m. Pa,n ,;n,
lesves Cantre Sssket. where II makes brief ats md
Kent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS a year.
Ine houses not yet taken are open for iusn.ction
and can be seen by APPLYING to WM srIcE Me-
VINO lives on Cottaxs street, or myself, at NJ res
dence, near the premises eN'
je 3O--,f A~os R,yn,r,
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Great Fire in the Woods il Is,ns

BANGOR. August 23.-Fires are rseipe 70 a
terrible extent in every section OF To Is ooup'y
The 'u'ege 20 tie 70 dad aud to he e-or,
viii be enormous. Ma buildings b. We be-
oornt N henduskess Co.inth, chsrls.ton-
Iarlano' ana otasT towns In mary places
the ee IRE Population ere engaged in O. hti sg
'gsipsi the fire. Ia GMfssd tovu.i,,, !, =
sid tunt there 10 an entire iamily Iiyina sou..
distance from any ,tber house. WI s.e entirr-
~ tufrounded By the flames having 70 nesua
to eseaie, apd II 10 no. known whether new
are dead or alive . -.. -.-,.-..
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NORTHERN liberties SEMINARY
TCR 4 M LAnIr.S
WaSurs. CITY
NAStII.sGItN D c
i.'rs a. =. Pitt, Pr,Uci,,ai P-eesntr..s


FFs A. y. Pitt, Principal P-eeeptress-
IKE iu les OF this y u,inuy iii be renemu.pr.
L ire Dat Mo. day IN cesteu bs r in a ,arr.,r :
new tniidi"g no. e1iirti. oinI etsi IA. locat o.,
froeS . z7:' a.agly "a asrigu, on the corner o,
The q ur-e Of ss,.5iet- al L. Iiv,i.! mo ~ ,a
r,fntf. c@natr.siGs All the branches of thor
0rst siu alton '
i'm ed number c 'ni.'9z will o. r~ca.y-i f.
'H2-dr r, md aT-ry .Gut vi, he u-s.i 10 nal,
co., N nsdaon S4rs b. me 5oT iii its ,pa..es.
totnpe.s, sfc e'H' III te-Li-ss srv engage g.,
a-sis'an:T for each 5epr'Irtrt
ron the atITe ard cbee -, apr llat,cn man;
'estHt ~ psreu.s art' fsisp6t ,h4 regent s,a,,
~, tirs. De; rc@r-s Il uunoces.sY.r a. =.
h6"h a thu pub':e It'll ,.~g list tf reT,rsn,s.
"ien can 90 fonn'i, R:.il Jur her tarticuiers h,
rsai'inR circuihrS j. pc siec at ali ,he princina,
noSFtore-. 81 fHs'PA'
'oa S.'d tniti"n Ia Fne'ish. psr term Of ten
ron'h' aid hs.f, exclusive ,c the yaos-
Nc; ~. =: slt
70 'hS 'ume"t------...--... $500. s.
F@in'lns in 'il sud ~.tsr ell Is, sch. "a
I"hRi: yea. e .ch ...............- o.
re IA fakir z AM pa,t.. MscAs, sob - ~
lay Sehola.s from fur to Ten ooI:ss n :, 900.
i'tJ ueni 10 sdsar-a
f"ptS ma. enter y, anv me - tAe Yea, srs ar.
n"fe q from the Iiul. e. entrrnca: MT nors s,
Initf>i fer less han mt e.-esos, ur p. a..
'us sar--inent 10 that eraet sh III have s-so =, -
fa' ,-s"f hsh section ia advance - =
8rs la9w - ...-
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HOUSES 4 Lois AT PRIVATE SALE
- three rsine uausss, tRo-storJ and tic, With
nAa IA building, situated on Az s.ret south, w.
4as 'raA.s hopre. two s.ers containing six "a. M
on It'll street. Iortn, betwe~p N AMI -, ~
,, yhe nams House, twostory, sarr,t, and back
buildings on It'll ssrses south, between ani sts
Twelve building Lots, t<ty,ca, n and ~ s,rs...
east go sna " aud streets SOUTH, cont.niST in a.,
.',Ooo square feet Of gronud With TWO s.r AL teu-
toens. thereon. This would be desirable .otnlio2
for masast gardea.
ors II ,esAstoys etirk sre rynof Shop ir rese-,.
ton 70, to the fss. Of Jscsscn Hal, Tbis yopir
answer admirably for b;oR binisry OF .,ripti,..
-nca or could easily be coure.t ted ,n.o Iysry SIS
ne, ior ich purpose more eligible location car
All the above described property Vim Be soil On
Reasonable teraS on application TO
GEO ". GARRETT, -
Lumber Yard. cnInsr Of sih cod Z ST..
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Ths no,as Of pcuht.nl R.nl.

a New YORK, Aeg 24.-The brokers do NOT
buy the notes Of The following Balks, there IL
no Ger .sia information relative b, hem: Far
mas and Mechanics' Bank of Kent county
:nk e Cas'le.on Bank Of MilIed.eyill. |.
He,chants' Bank IF Macon; South Koysit..,.
Bank, and the Indiana, Illinois aud Wi,c n
Sin free Banks. Their nstss are eurchased ~
i've Ia ten per cent discount
PsEFALo, Aug 2f-.The ro,es Of The Eris
and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank are redeemed
here
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UNION REFECTORY

Corner Of Pcnnsyfvamia az. AID IGirw 81,
~ ~ Ire under.igned re. i er
@LaH .pectfuIly announces to eR48
his Customers aud the
public, that he has laid
in fresh stock OF malt and sprituous liquors OF tbs
best quality, among which may be found rne Read.
ing Ale. other Ales, and Lager Besr superior RI.
dies, Wines, Gin. and other refreshments H,s
ls1der Is tuppiea with the best Of the market ~
SEASON., served Up at tho shortest not,ee AMI h.
Cigars are OF the choicest brands ThanifnI Snr
Fast favors he hopes to receive continuance Of tn.
os"o' . b. SCuAD
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS

oOO 0nxes, assorted siZea q qualities.
'hE eu criher has just recei, two ipcrt, ttons
4 OF HLNDOW GLASS from antwerp, selected
expires ~ tor him, OF superior qualities. from hy
10 to 90 by 80 inches The sock on hand Ia Mt In ~
time near,y 600 boxes - :"
Me chants and Builders ca now get suppliee in
any upon the very btst terms aud of any
r. dAired size.
OrieTs for French ate elsss. "solished crysta al
lor store or parlor windows executed ut short no
tice
Stained Glass for trsn-ons, ard Enar,sllAd Gsss
for side lights Of Hall doors executed with reason
able dispatch and upon moderate tsrns
r. Fl. MILLER,
mug ID cow Alexandria, Va
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BY CIR e GS 4 SCOT" .c-.,o,.
IVY .A.oAoi Sue BI Na tors ON ISoR III
s''s-. eer 2l,t -pd 25d str..t. wssr At
,.on. ON ~ EsDAY, the 10Th slant, We thal!
sell In 'front.' of ih- esrises g. ocio@k r. M. tso
o'aa ;i1i Buiidi.s LOT. being lot. 10 SD 20 il
81 are : y. a. The two .otS hsys . trout en- sertA
r7tt IF lo4 feet 10 inches, RI ming hack 10 so
feet alley.
Fbsy viii BE- dlstief t, suit pu,rbs.sr,.
The lois are PERFECTLY Iadea Sni Handsomely 10
Gated. AZ
Title il Il, utsble. 1893.
IL rs: one fourth cash the balance in l, q g.
a-d y as, the pu i,.s.r 20 civ, no A. e. ,he
der Payments bearing interest from he dsy Q,
\ deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GaEgN SCOTT,
a0Z -rt-bIG
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PARK HOTEL,

PARK HOTEL,
This deli ghtful Suburban Retreat,
On 7;h, near boundary street,
- ID NOW OPEN FOa =, :. 49,
49, THE RECEPTION OF
~ - 1870 THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietors respectfully inform their friend.
that ever, thing served up ut heir ests blishmsnt
shall be the best - 20. -. mi
The Billiard. Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
in complete order. "a -
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner CT
Supptr n short notie", AMI In the most approved
style, Eot surpassed by any houRs In the DISTRICT
for tie accomn cd ton Of the public, Coaches o,
the Unisn Line will leave the corner Of OH stres
end Pa aysnue every thirty minutes, day AID eve
nipg. commanding at 7 o'clock q. m, for the Pal
Hotel; stopping at Uni II Hall, street
WILSON 4 HAYWARD,
Prov 'rs Union Halt G ct Pars Hotel. 7rh at.
aug lQ-lm
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
EMPORIUM 80

VII: day receiving Urge gu. ply Of LEATHER
L LAS7LNGS q S9OE, FINDINGS = -
400 sides Of sole Ltalher - .fslF..
dozen French Calf Skins, Of the best makes
ioo dozen Morocco and Lining fk ne
10y sides harness and Bride Leather -''
20 dr zen superior Patent Cslf Skins
Eome made Calf and Kinp skins -..-
Upper and fkirting Leath,e a-'
Book Finders Leather Of all descriptions
sOlzs's Tool, and hi, yarnish, &c. 80 IT,
Please to call and examine for yourselves all of
Will win te sold on the most reasonable and 20
elm:ncdating terms. +. G. FORn,
neafxhe Patent Cfice. 7tb street
~ $50 sid prime SPANISH SOLE LEATR.
EA, at - cents PEI ID. -.- AVA 2l-1w
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WASHINGTON IRON WORK

Ao,ae oce'sue, tetioesrs IA ana 9th sts. ..-
M ANUFAci UKEH of Steam Engines, Boilers
d'li Wsrs generally.
viii furnish saw Mile, all kinds Of CASTINGS,
Wrou.ht and Cast Iron Pipes, and everything in the
Iron line generally. ~ -. 3. : = -
Two small ENGINF.S on band aud for syle. For
information address g. X. MOVES, Washineton Iror
Works, Washington, b u 80 iy 1A-tf