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AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED

IL business, l respectfully offer my service. to
the manN friends Of the House OF edward Dyer.
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer Bro, and to the chi
Gems generally. From IN experience of thirteen
former frisnos portion of their patronage.
have engaged the services Of Mr.. y. Wright
Of Georgetown, ~ Auctioneer. His qualification
are TOO well known to require comment
All sales msde by me will be caahsd II desired
My place Of business Is tbs Rooms recently oc,u
pied BY Msssrs Collins, Bovine, 4 Co., ON 18th st
LIST door from corner Pa. avenue
GEO. y. DYER
N. B.-The Books Of the old firms can be found a,
my rooms. Any Information spp-rtAinirg to them
VIII Do cneerfuliy given aug 22-iln
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN AGENCY.

Opposite The Treasury Department., Waihinoton
Under the direction Of AARON HAIoHr PALMER
~ Counsellor of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and Consul General of the Republic Of
Ecuador for the United States, established for the
prosecution and recovery Of claims of American CT ii
zens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress- the Executive DEPARTMENTS Of the
Federal Government and Boards OF Commissioners
sitting In Washington; recovery of debts, lsgacies
and inheritances In the United States and foreign
countries investments in United States and State
securities; collections generally, remittances and
other money business. Having efficient and relia-
bic correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories ofths Union, In Mexico, Central and South
America, the chief cities of Europe in Australia In
dis, and China, the undersigned is prepared to give
his prompt and faithful attention 70 all business
that may Be confded to his agency.
feb 16-Wlv AARON n. PALMER
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HAWKER ON SHOOTING, edited by william
Ill T. Porter, Esq. ?
Frank forsster's Field sporta, vols
Ar erican Game in its seasons, by Frank Forester
The kod and the Gun, by Wilson and oaklsigh, /
vol, Edinburgh
The Sportsman in France, vols, London
The Young SportsmaD's Manual, by Craven, l vol,
Hints to sportsmen, by 8 Lewis, MD.
The Shooters Manual p
Krder's Sporting Anecdotes
Touatt on he Dog, sditsu BY e Lewis, ND.
Dink' on Logs, edited by Far Forester
Observations on Dog Breaking, by William Floyd
6amekeeper
Richardson on Dogs ID =
Col Hutchinson on Deg Breaking, I vol, London
Mayhem On Dogs. =
s-pl2 U5s VRANCK FAYInR
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Weather and HeaIth-Business and Bores-
york on NeU Lsns-An accident ALmost-
Arrest aud CommittaI
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 10, 1854.
Another fine bracing sutumnal morn has
opened upon US. Under the genial influence
of such weather We begin to recover from the
lassitude of summers excessive heat, and
even our greatest pest, fever and ague, begins
to give way a. If in anticipation Of the coming
frost .,-ri -.
King street is assuming the aspect Of its
busy season Most of our merchants have re
turned from the northern markets with inAaIl.
ments ON their fall supplies, and bales and
boxes are again piled high upon the sidewalk.
From early morn until late into the hours Of
night, the sound Of the hammers OPENING the
new supplies greet our ears. Wetrus a most
prosperous autumn and winter may wait upon
enterprise; but in the meanwhile would most
respectfully suggest that tho law in relstion
to the obstruction of sidewalks and the CON
venience Of pedestrians should sometimes be
consulted. We are not disposed to oroak, and
do not complain II sometimes in the opening
OF goods, the pavement Is awhile obstrueted;
bat after the work is DONE it is better that one
man should take the trouble to place the boxes
out OF the way, than that some hundreds should
suffer the Inconvenience Of their remaining
upon the sidewalk.
The work on the lower section Of the Ma
nassas Gap Independent line begins to show
itself, and the olden quiet, at Davis Point, is
disturbed by the hustle of busy toil-the
marsh has been crossed by heavy causeway,
and workmen with the plough, pick, and
spade are levelipg the hill beyond. Founda-
tons for fine stone culvert, to drain the
waters Of the marsh, are laid, and daily the
work Progresses in vigor James Roach,
Esq, Is the contractor for the work; Mr. j. C.
Rodgers and Captain Henderson, saperinten-
dents. The stone work is under the charge Of
. fine mason, Mr.. J. c. Roach.
The Orange train yesterday, while nearing
Rappahannock station, came near a colored
girl lying across the trace. The engine was
QUICKLY reversed, but it was not until the COW
catcher had thrown the girl from the path that
its onward course was arrested. The girl il
said to have been Intoxicated at the time, and
il but slightly injured.
Adolpbus NJ. Sni' b was a few days ago AZ
rested and sent to Jail by Justice Hswett,
charged with obtaining goods under false pre-
fences in Washington He awaits the Presi-
dents requisition upon our State Executive.
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BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROMA GEN
WATERPROOF, ANTI CONSUNPT1VE
0o1K SoLES3
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
~ Market ST. nj NCH n SIT r. n


HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
a. MARKET ST., MANCHESTER.
Principal Wreto,lse. 102 VOID street. Cls1apside
London, England. AmsTsGGa Establishments, 81
finn street, and 102 Nassau street, Nes0 York, L1si
ted Safes.
The HydromageB Is q valuable discover, for pro-
tectins the feet from damp cold, and therefore
preventive OF many Lung Diseases, WITHOUT any
doctoring ,ohdteusr. The Hydromsgsn is in the torn
OF \ sole, AID worn insid. the boot or shoe. It's
medic1ted character is q powerful antidote to dis.
ease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm,
and healthy, to wear il the coldest or rainieet of
Wet her, az the 100, cannot becom wet if the Hy-
dromsgen is inserted. Ladies lsay wear TIE light
est soled boots shoes in the worst weather with
'impunity; while Consumption, so prevalent among
tbs young of our country, may be thwartst by their
general adoption. They entirely supercede over.
shoes as the latter the feet to prspirs ia a
very unhealthy manner, and, besides, are not dan
gerous wear to pedestrian In icy weather like in
dia rubbers While thu later ths feet to ap-
pear extremely large, thu Hydromagen, being nd
thin sce Of cork prepared, peculiarly placed inside
does not increase the eze Of the boot cause the
foot to appear un,idy. To Children they are ex
tremely valuable, "a they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects Their expense is
30 slight as to scarce need mention besides, those
whe pstronize them will iod their yearly DOCTOR
bis much diminished thereby.
As the Hydrcmsgen is becoming more known, its
sale is increasing to an almost incredible exteut-
Last year in London, Manchester, Birmng ham,
tive' pool, Glasgow, Leeds Dublin, Paris Antwerp,
Hamburger, and Berlin, our sales reached ,732, 45O
pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
surpsss that
Ark the Faculty their opinion Of their value as
preventive for COoGHs, CcLDs, BaoScH1Tis, ASTHMA
and CONSUMPTION.
Mems size, per pair, 81 cents
Ladies' do do 80 do
Boys q M.ssss' do rs do
N0TICB.-'rom tho Retail prices we make q very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers, "a
that any storekeeper may make iRe profit on the
sale, while they article that may be kept in
any store among soy class of goods.
For terms apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY &CO.,
3S Ann street, New York.
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PAPER HANGINGs, cORNICEs. LOOPS. I'D

WE would m st respectfully infosm the ctizs, f
w Of Washington, that we have ow 10 store
large and beautiful aascr .msnt of CORNICE.
RINGS, ORNAM1NT5, De, at prices to suit all
persoas. All kinds Of Window and Bed DRAPRRY
made and put up at the shortest notice and in tn.
lest manner. Carpets made and put down and
warranted to At. All kinds Of PAPER HANGING.
DECORATING and UPHOLATERY work ATTENDED
to promptly. We keep conatantly ON haod an
elegant assortment Of Paper HaDgings and In fac
every thing In our lice Of business: We guarantee
- isfsction to our customers. Paper hun: by 9 :
perieaced hands. Persons requested to cali a,
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere, as
We deem 1t no tr ubls to exhibit our goods even t
these VIII merely wish to look through curiosity.
JOS. T. K. PLANT CO.,
No Washington Place, It'll street near z.
aep 1 1Hn
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FOB POOR AND LAB0RINa MEN.

CMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more T.,
~ various PARTS Of TIE City, and Georgetown. At
low prices, and terms to suit LLOYD CO
BUILDING STONE
Sor sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharyes in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria
LLOYD co.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE ana
HARNESS. IIOYD = M
18th street., OPP Treasury Department
jy @-ly
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT
.a.3ssa New and secondhand PIANOS of
Hg1fImy own and several other factories,
are always to Re had st my Piano Warerc ON. on
iita street, between Pennsylvania svenus and
street. .r..
ora Pianos taken In e,ch.nre. t~q,.s 70 ~ '--''
TUBING also attended to. $50.
=. c REICHFNPkCH
P.s-A few very Low ps oed sssond hand p,atos
nom ~ or eele. AuH N-so3ns
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

'yHAE subscribers have on hand q com Iete sssort
L ment Of BUILDING STONE, taken from the
odarries near the Little salls Bridge on the Mary
ana ade q, including all sizes, Eom small build
Ing b heavy foundation Stone Curb. FIsagiu3. Co
piog, &C., which they will furnish ct the usua
Fstes.
Orders LETT at the Store of WheatIey 4 Morrison
OF and near the Little Falls Bridge will meet with
ompt attention.
sep 7-dln WHEATLEY SJISRY M
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CLOTHING

~ BEST QUALITI ES.-in order to run of our
- assortment Ct Summer Clothing, we are nov
oherlpg our entire stock at cost, embracing the
and finest variety OF fashionable styles to be
ftuad in this city.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.-vehsve a large
and "a hionsble stock Of fine cloths, ca.in.res and
vestings Of every desirable style and quality which
We will make t. order In the most superior manner
much cheaper than the usual city prices.
ETTrf-1 WALL STEPHsNS. .
PennFylvania avenue, betw cen OH and 10th sta,
next door to Iron Hall ALSO doors east Of National
doteL sepS
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DoIaIARo.
PRINTER ARTIST IN HAIR.

INVENTOR OF THK CaLRBRAruD GCsSkMgR
yENTULATINe WIG AND KLASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. l7s CHESTNUT STREET, opSonte the Ssote
House, PHILADELPHIA
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
4 to measure their own hee Ia with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. To1pees 4 Soalpe, Inch.
No. !. The round Of the No. l. From forehead to
head back a far as
8. From 70 eheaa bald.
oycr the head TO z. Over fbreh Sad ss
neck. far as required.
3. FROM esr to esr e. Over tbs crown Of
OYER tbs head. tbs head.
{. From ear to ee3
round ths for.-
head
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PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!

pEhsots DESTROYS Of purchasing good and du-
4 nois nsrumsot every cheap" viii find it to
trminsd to sell OF sur present stock at vastly ne
suce1 prices, to give room an additional supply
viii viii shortly arrive, Of both American and
kurop IN msnafac ars Rsmsnbsr
HILBUS 4 EITZS
Music Depot.
An sd0ttQpd supply Of spasll instrumsn Just
received, consisting Of Guitars, Ban5os, Aocor ons,
FNes, ETC., stp. H.SH,
Wp6
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VIII. DR.. McClintock's Rheumatic LINZ.
mont


An infallible outward application for the relief Of
al rheumatic " neuralgia psns; sprsips, dwellings,
still nrck, stiffness Of the joints, palma In the shout.
d=rs, ba"k. or limb 1t affords Immediate lief
rom cholic and pains in the stomsch and abdomen
counter irrit2nt, it is invaluab in all cases
where an external stimulant IL needed. Price (per
b. ttle) so cents.
TX. DR.. McClintock's Anodyne MIXTURE,
ur Pain Extractor. used interna ly and e1ter ally
for the instant relief Of all palms. Toothache Head
ache, bolic, Ague m the Face, Chilblains Neural
gia, Stone or Gravel, &c, &c. No pain need be en-
dured moment by a5y person who will ufe this
Invaluable Anodyne. Price 90 Genus per bottle.
X. DR.. McChntock's Fever and Ague
Specific.
This has been found infallible specific for this
scnurge Of new countries and for intermittent
fevers. No traveller resident in any ague dis
trict should fail tn provide tbs mselves with this
preventive Price 81 per bottle.
XII. DR.. MtClintock's Vegetable Purga-
tiue Pills,
For the relief Of Constipation and its painful re-
suits, such Headache, Dizziness, Sick Stomach,
Pains, and all the symptoms enumerated under the
'Dyspeptic Elixir" Price rs cants per box.
XII. DR.. McClintock's Pills,
For Liver Complaints, and all forms Of diseases
arising from derangement Of the liver, with symp-
toms such as Dizziness, Headache, Ringing in the
Ears yellow furred tongue, pain in the right shoulder
sense Of ullness pain in the right side discrdered
stomach or bowels, deficient action of the kidneys
clay ooord stoola &C. These Pills, If taken in the
nsipient stages Of Bilious and Yellow or oth>r
Fevers. will generally ward of the attack. Price
25 cents per box
The above Medicines may be procured Of all the
principal Druggists and Apothrcaries in this Dis
trict, and Of J. l.. HENsHAw, Agent, Washington.
sep l8-u
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u A boy called doctor to visit his
father, who bad the dslirum tremens; not
rightly remembering the name OF the dis
ease, he called it the devils trembles-
making bad Latin, but very good Eng.
iish.
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furr, ,p,s,c3 WILL WATCH, HxrkI Mattiss
t ss.S4 HyaMs Hark! and several other Regatta Eost
EEN Songs to be had at the Nuae Depot OF
HILBUS 4 HITZ.
p. 3-Jnst received few copies of the n. W and
popular topsy Polka, smbellished with ygnstts
Of TOp4y. suf17-
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mo. SOL
NOTICE FOR RESTOCKING LAMBS 10 MARKET
IN WInC0NSIN

NOTICE lie her By given that, at the Request q
~ the Hon. henry DodSe, and for satisfactory
essous assigned, the lands heretofore withcrsvr
ON sale or entry in the Wlioso Rtro and k'Serai
Punt districts la the State Of WISCONSIN,. within
about ff-en miles on each side OF tAe supposed
route OF the proposed roilrosd from Dubuaus, via 81
Paul, to fond du Lac, Lake Superior, particularly
described in public notice No. bls, issued from this
once on the 18th July last, which we're subject 20
pri, ate entry at the time Of ssid Withdrawal (sr.
cept such a. may have been dnce pre- empted,) viii
again be subject to entry and location and after
Monday, the 18th day Of September next precisely
on the same terms and conditions a. though The
same had not been Withdrawn fron market And
the withdrawal of those town hips embraced In the
Presidents proclamation No. $40 for the public sale
At willow River, Wisconsin, to commences On Mon
day. the 18th day of September next, having been
rescipded, they viii be offered IS directed in ss;d
prcclsmation.
Given under my hand at the General Land ofics
ct the city Of Washington, this 2lst day Of Angus
A. d. 1854
BY order Of the PRESIDENT
JOHN WILSON,
aug 2-2aw6w Commissioner
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A CHANCE.

I WILL dispose OF my stock Of Dry and Fancy
/ Goods on reasonable terms 1t IL an excellent
chance for any one DESTROYS of going in the bui
ness. can be se-n at the store after 3 O'Clock .
II, and In my absence auv Information can be Cd
tanned Of 4. A. Shekell Georgetown.
G. r. SHEKEEL,
sep 9-eo3tS Sdoors east of the Market
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sNIDER's WINES
At PHILdDE LPHIA

II L N II III u Il II I III Il II
TOHN v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
81 former old established Vine Store Of JACOB
SNIDER, Jr, No. 10 Walnut street. four doors BE-
low Fourth street. where oonsvMeys viii be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most aooommo-
dating terms.
Dor ration Of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. IS Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he Is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines,
&C. from various houses In Europe in quantities of
single dozen and upwards; and also soicie for bis
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
Iivered by Express free Of freight. je8 Sly
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LIME! LIME!! LIMEL!!

ri'EE HAMBURGH LIME KILNs being now In
i complete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
to furnish bis approved customers 1t al times dur
ing tho season with Limo Of tho beet quality fsI
plas:ering and other purposes. Tho lime msnufso
tured ct these kiIns II warranted to Re equal iu
quality to any other manufactured In the United
states The price will be, delivered At the kin, GO
In any other part Of the city 81.
Cement and Oslsined Plaster also b had At al
times. A. W. DENHAM,
ap Sim For the pPoprietor
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, ne.
and superior structure for the purpose just In tL
rear OF Mr.. Schsds, bird street. offers rare 10
ducemens to the lovers Of the pleasurable exercise
of bowling. 1t has three alleys, laid with uDe
qualed skill the best in the city, and every aten
ton Is given to accommodate gentlemen who en- gage
in the sport. aug lO-3m
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WIN. II. KING. M. D.

Office OIL tn street betsoesn and K streas
nR. KING having been engaged In the practice
~ practice of Me.licns and surgery for ten years
In pennsylvania, t. usts he will render satisfaction
to those who may wish his professional services.
The best Of references oan be given.
aug 22-lms
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drunk AGAIN, SANDY !"-COl. Bob
Wheat, who fought, bled. and didn't die,
for his country, in the recent war, tells
q good one about Sandy Burns, a private
in his fine company of Tennessee Cavalry.
Sandy was good soldier, brave as bull
dog, and devoted to his country and
Monongahela whiskey. The latter fire.
quently got the best of Sandy, and of
course often consigned him to the guard
house. When demonstrated with, he al
ways had an excuse that it was the an
niversary of some battle. Drunk again
to-day, Ssndy!' Bob would say. Yes,
Captain (hic) it's the (hic) anniversary
of (hic) Cerro Gordo, (hic) you know
was Sandy's reply. This was an appeal
to the captains patriotism. and had the
effect. generally, oflessening the ordinary
punishment.
At one period, Sandy had been drunk
every day for about two weeks, and Of
course his excuses had about exhausted
all the battles that had ever been fought
In Mexico. Observing him inebriated
one day, Bob thought he had q sure thing
on him. Drunk again, Sandy!' says he,
confident that he would be at loss for
an excuse. Yes, captain, (hic) you see,
(hic) the sergeant (hic) told me how (hic)
it was your (hic) birthday and so, (hic)
you see (hic) thought I'd just take (hic)
. drink or two, 10 your health
Bob knocked UNDER After that, San.
dy was allowed to unlimited indulgence.
WArKR.-An excellent thing is water.
Next to "the man who invented Sleep"
blessed be lie who invented water-clear.
cold, sparkling ever delicious water !
How manifold are its use! Think what
. vast deal it has done for navigation -
TO say nothing of washing, scrubbing, and
hydropathy. Even tea and coffee can't
be made without it-and the grog-sellers
and grog-drinkers owe it more than
they are likely to confess-the former in
money saved, the latter in intoxlcation
avoided. Then, what charming drink
it is !! 1--WE tried it and know.) In spite
of the untoward tendency of the Maine
law, we shouldn't wonder if it came
some day-into general use as bever.
age. To be sure, it is abused people
drink it too cold, and sometimes too much
oft. But that proves nothing against
the use. Folks abuse rum. and brandy,
and wine-and they can abuse water, if
they like. AS to hydrops,hy, it is we'll
enough in moderation, especially if one
takes the shower bath as Pat did" with
the precaution of an umbrella :" but even
water may be "run into the ground, "
which is often Q sad waste of good thing.
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EVENING STAR.
BLUE-EYED FLORENCE.
BIT w. n. C. HosMRR.

blue-eyed Flofencel where AT thou
With Thy radiant babybrOw,
And thy voice of silvery tone,
And thy smile, an angels own
Place upon thy fathers knee
Well l know was dear to thee;
He is toiling far away,
AID hath vanished many q day
Since he crossed homes cottsge iil-
IL his love remembered still
Blue-eyed Florence, it was bliss
Every morning to claim thy kiss,
Ieei rom my world weary heart
Dross and earthiness depart,
Sharer in thy love-so bright
With a flash Of heavenly light
Listen, while thy mother smiled
10 my questions, darling child,
Puzzling TO the wisest brain
VIII that bliss return again,
Brightest of the rosy band,
In sweet chiidhood's fairy land,
Does remembrance ever stray
10 thy father, far away,
Dost thou, when a thought of him
ZONES thy sunny JOY to dim,
sometimes, with a mOistenine eye,
throw thy doll and play things by!
is MS name upon thy tongue
When the matin hymn is sung!
Blue-eyed Florencei when meet
Little children in the street,
Closely do hunt for traces
vi thy beauty in their faces;
For Thy burst of Joy unbounded,
For thy temples fair and rounded,
For thy glance of star-Iike beam
And thy HAIR of golden CLEAN,
For thy motion like linnet,
And thy laugh with music in it,
And bless them if find
Aught recalling these to mind
Ali II is a Tievous wrong 1e
We should parted be so long;
That thy carol like bird,
Must by other ears be heard;
Singing some quaint nursery air
In thy little rocking chair
others mark thy budding charms
others toss thee in their arms,
While Thy father, sad and lonely,
Bees thee in night dream only.
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L Blank Checks and Notes; Letter. Cap erawirg
Tissue and Waste Pspef Ink, Sand. Blank and pas
Books, Paper Cutters and Folders, Inkstands, Sand
Boxes, Pens, Pencils, 30 - :" o
Also, Perfumery, Fancy aoodsako Ssa
JN0. Y. ELLIS,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
9-tf
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DosEoS MEXICAN ALMANAC, com plst. SCI
ID f'om It's toDBeLcemsnt in u fp4;,.-
British Almsnas and Coz pxnicns con y etc from
1T commencement Ia 1898.
For sale, one copy only Of each, by
sepS- RKAGK TAYLOR.
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CUMBERLAND COAL FOR SALE
A SUPERIOR srticle Of lump run Of Mines, and
IA Fire, By thu cargo or ,iugie ton. 81 Ia!
Apply at Easby's Wharf, Washington.
THO5. ] MEHAFFEY, Agent
Cumberland Coal and lion COMPANY.
Sug 2-lms
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UNION REFECTORY.

C0S7ss1 Of Pen7sylcansG 40. aud INard 81.
az g:s III ss: :sssssss. :. :, : dr.
~ public, that he has laid TX
in . fresh stock Of malt and spirtuous liquors of ii
best quality, among which may be found fine Rcst
ing Ale other Ales, and Lager Beer; superior BIsr
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments Hn
lArder Is supplied with the best Of the market, j.
season, served up at the shortest notice, and hi
Cigars are Of the choicest brands. Thankful f..
- favors, he hopes to receive continuance Of tb
same. b. SCHAD.