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CKOCkEKT,
SC, &c, &c, &c.
all al having been bought al the lowest prices
the Eastern Markets for cash. will be offered
adding transportation Thank full friend
and the public generally for the liberal patronage extend
I'd him, he hopes ny strict attention business
and uniform prices and upri ht and honora ling
30 merit a continuance of their esteemed favors
At { JOSEPH GUNDRY.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

CLOvES, MsETS. &c-Mrs, Otis h.. on
" hand and viii keep for sale q Complete sssort .sn,
Of Gloves Mitts, embroidered and plain erch;s
rams ana many other articles hch the adi.s 1919
90 wen 70 Call and examine before purchasing else
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.

| GALEN.A & CHICAGO UNION IL. Ii.
| AND
BELOIT a MADISON IL. r..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NpVEMBER "a, 1883
Les M -: =s.zs:.:::zs -. -:
an and after Monday, November II, and until fnrthe
~ notice. Trains will be run over the above roads
| follows, sundays eAcfp ed
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT 4 BELOII
lst Leave Chicago Wells Depot, 40 a. M, ar
irving at Freeport st p and ReIoit at ~ D.
I'd Chicago, Wells Depot, att 10 arrive
at FTeeport 1 a m, aid Beloit 1T ~ m.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
Let, Leave Freerort at 81 a. and BeoiI at NJ
arriving at Chicago at ~. 80 p.
I'd, Leave Freeportat and Beloit at 80 y.
arriving III Chicago at ~ p. IN.
Trains going Vest pass Junction at $50 and 2s
p
Trains going wesipa Bevidere at 10 IN and 1910
East " at 80 a m. and rs
Trains going East pass Junction at II.34 and IS
Fare to Freeport So, to Reloit 50 30
The above arrangement is designed to afford Euch
travel TO and from the terminu
road possible. From Ere, port and Reoit first
mail stage connections established through Wscon.
sin, Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from The West az North going South by
taking Evening Eastward Train this Road viii
Junction at B p. with The Chicago and
Aurora train for Lasae and points South, ag
sale O'Clock. This route furnishes continuous
n railroad connection to Springfield and Alton, by
boats 10 miles to St Louis
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE,
This route, via Beoi and GAINESVILLE, connecting he.
those places by stage IA mites with the M~s
aud slspp Raiirosd offers com.
municstion between Chicago and Milwaukee.
It3 u. TURNER Sup't.
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Highly important

To tie People Of tie Mining Region !
HAVING recei we'd nv SPsxINE stock of G OODS.
Ii deem 1t advisable for the benefit Of the public
10 make known few of the iesding articles by way
epecncaton 50 they be in part ade TO realize
amount of stock keep, and the great which
sell during the sh space of year. Ny stock con
sists in part of the following:
DRY GODS,
Bleached and I'm Bile ched Co.tons, 1914, s4, ia
and } (, all grades,
Prints, of all sIs les.
Red green biue yellow and white Flannels in great
variety,
Blue, white and brown Blankets,
Beaver, pilot and broad cloths of various colors,
Cassimeres sattnetts. tweeds lnseys, kerseys, &C
Diapers, crash, brown and white Linens.
Canvass, padding aud variety of Tailors Trim
mngs,
Marines of blue, drak brown, clavet, scarlet black
maroon, green. and ether shades,
Alpaca, black blHs stri ped end brown,
silk and cotton Han kcrehefs
Nay state, long and square Shawls,
Cashmere and black silk do
DENNIS. blue and brown Drills,
Fickings, Canton tianBels,
Hose y of all kinds for ladies and children.
And every variety Dry Goods called in this mark
Clothing,
25t assorted colored and quality Coats,
200 pairs assorted Cashmere and sattnei Pants,
l9o assorted quality and coured Vests,
BED flannel and striped Shirts, &c, &C &c.
Boots & Shoes,
~ cases m-n aad boys coarse Boots,
- do
IN J" " KIP do
/. boys coarse and dne do
- - women and Misses coarse and fine Bo0tees,
II chiidren's assorted Boots asd Shoes
IL woG.i be useless To enumeraie more, every one
and Shoes il Westera Wisconsin, and purchase drect
from the manufacturers.
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Caution.

NOTICE..
A III. persons hereby forbidden to dig, NINE re
move neral, turn The water from its natural chan
nell Otherwise trespass upon the following Described
lanc to wit: The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section No 10, township No s. north
two east And further notice hereby given that asy
trespassing upon above premises
will be dealt with according to law.
JAMES HUDGHAN
Mineral Point, Dec, "a, 1853. 7v7 ly ZAP
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
4 1t, PERSONS are forbidden to mine, dig, remove
"A Mineral from, other irespa.s the follow
ing described premises, viz
and of : or OF Sec. l. he of w or OF Sec. IL.
or or OF Sec. IA Town 4. Range. : Fast
f4mnlI1 JOHN HnARE
FOX SALE.
yE south east quarter of Section ihir y-three town
l. eight, range four east Also-seyeraI unimprey
Lots and parts of Lots in the village of DodgeviIle
Also the place form ry known the "Tom Jenkins
place in Dodge, iile being parts OF Lots and four
Block three
ANY OF the above property viii be sold cheap, and On
tav orabie terms. Apply 10
COBB Il ESSM MORE, Agents.
Mineral Point, TO
AUG. F. DOW. the owner,
new ' ork Ciiy- st.
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NIOfIGE..Ah persons hereby forbidden Il.
~ mime dig. remove mineral from, other
upon the following pre- misses, under penalty the
law, to wit
The north east quarter of section II: the west
quarter OF the south quarter. and the north
quarter c The south wes quarter of section H. Also the
west half of the north quarter of section in
Town 5, Range east of the fourth principal ridian
JAMES hUDGHAN,
JAMES CALLOw,
JOHN CAWLAY.
Mineral Point, May 25. 1854 6moa-
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j. FOLEY & LYDON,
GRocERr, Liquor, HARDWARE AND cnocKEBr
Commerce Street, Corner of High ST. Mineral Point
"E have hand a choice stock of Groceries
" LtQuors, Hardware and Crockery he IN er
trade which we offer r sale at the ct pri
establishment where We will be happy 80 and wait
on hem-gratefully recognizing customers. and
inviting participate with Them in the Sc wing
advantages hich trade offers and hop nc that by
proper AMI honest regard for the interest no
favor us with their custom succeed in A.,
curing their confidence in business int gritty The
following articles Comprise a portion of stock:
Sugars. clarified crush ed. pow dered and loaf
Teas, Young Hysnn, Ganpowder, Sc,
Conee, Rie and Manila,
Moiasses- Sugar House and Golden Syrnp
Fish. Cod, Mnckerel, White, SC,
Salt, dne and coarse,
Soap CASTLE Quincy q d Shaving,
Tobacco of al qualities and prices,
Rooc- Wipdlass. Halter, SC.
starch. Chocolais. Salera Red Cbrds and
Clothes Linz s. Dried Apples. Matches. Glass NxiIs
Esrthen and Stone Ware,
Whiskey. Rrar.dy Wine,
In short all articles that usually kept in establish
ments of this kind, certain to be found here
Looking Glasses, Clocks Window Sash Tshe corers
Pictures with and without frames, sid al the o~ess,
prices.
We repeat again, call and we are certain Won csp,.
fall to puchas of US NO,
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4 Good assortment Of Trunk
HARDWARE g. IRON,

n u OON assortment O u ~ as.
HARDWARE g. IRON,
Such as Iron in every variety of size,
Cast Steel Iron Axles,
SEAT and Buggy Springs,
Nas-wroughr and cut,
Log and Trace Chains,
Shovels and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
Shoveis & longs, sad Irons,
Mill and X cut saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door Scrapers Msrn Kettles and Stew pans,
Glue Kettles, Rope of all sizes,
BedCords and Plough Lines,
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
nd full and complete assortment Of Shelf lard ware,
hooth Tor House Trimming and House Furnishing.
CarPetinS.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet,
Green and figured Bookings
Groceries.
shogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
do Sugar house Molasses,
ID do Vinegar,
goo Bo.e. TEA-.-Inperial,G C. s. andY.H,
half chests Black Tea.
10 do do Imp. and C. r. Teas,
81 20 10. boxes Tcb.cco,
10 Roxes Tob-cco,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
$50 Kegs Blasting Powder,
.n,o08 feet Safety fuse,
Saleratus, Pepper Spice, sc Sc,
200 los Cod yish-
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket Wagons, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axe hslves, Hatch. and Hammer Handles,
Mats, tubs, pals cedar and pine,)
AlIthe above goods we VII, be hanov to shou A xho
ever may be disposed to call before making
purchases.
So Corner of High and Chestnut Streets.
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& ALT.-l25 Sacks G. A. Sal.
81. =. ~ Dds nan. Just received and for
o' ~ g. w. COBB'S,
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L. q q X II . X II NJ Nc RY,
NIAGARA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
A6 The subscribers would call the attention Of the
-AA-- large stock of FRUIT and Ornamental TKxxs
SHRUBs- PLANTS, &c. They have under yat,on All
the leading and best varieties of the AppIe Pear Peach
Plum and Cherry, as well as of smaller fruits
rants Raspberries, &c OF Dwarf Apples, Peers and
Cherries we have a large stock.
JESSE H. WATTS, of Shusburg, will act as our pept
Teeaiye and forward orders and rom whom OBJ
a'ned Gaia ogues of Nursery care has been
taken to ensure Correctness OF varieties our in
tenon to cultivate extensively only which
have been proved worthy of general cultivation.
Lockport, October 10, 1854.
Those wishing to avail Themselves of the opnortupitv
of getting Fruit and Ornamental Trees the ceebr
in time as there will positively be brought on
that not ordered.
JESSE B. WATTS.
Hhuhsonrg. WIS, Dct H. 1854 4m49.
VALUARLE PROPERTY Eon SALE.
In the counties of Iotoa and Colura6ia, Wisconsin
vvNHE understand offer for sale the following de
II scrihed Real Estate:
Is of IND of NV 4 of ew = of sec 20. town 5. range
Sw AorNW y, Sec. se, Town 5, Range 3 East
,,,. y, W = g Of IN o., :. g. :. :.
and y Of \ E or 4, 4, ea
No acres &c 20 lue of tie Und north and
49, OF T. Or Sec town z. range east,
No "a 95 100 north fraction No /, sec 49, town TO-
range 7 ef.st.
No Al 90 ITO ractien Al section IA, H. range
IND = Of Lot 45vlet's .urvey Mineral Point, Wi. !,
W y of No 81,
x,..,, .,, w DUNN READ, .ag,-t..
Hinerat Point, Wisconsin. If
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Look at This.

L5DH7A!bU (EDD-D.3,
II AVING enlarged and improved his Store is now
receiving from St Louis and other markets, well
selected assortment of
t?AMIlIl5Y GROCERIES,
Consisting of althe varieties usually kent in this
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molassss,
Fish, Pork Hams, Tobacco,
Fruits of almost erery rariety,
Soap, Candles SC, &c &C.
Which will be sold as low any in this place
Ills arrangements such thet he will at all time be
supplied with The best quality of
-O
FRESH from the best Mills in the State His old custom.
ers and the public generally, inviied to call and
examine the quality and prices of his goods.
Mineral Point. pril % 1883 26tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-05

sifuliy nanufsctuTs1 and sacap 50 any establish
msnt in the Union
DOLLkBDs HERBANlUM EXTRACT Oh Luz
TR0uS HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American hsrhs arS roots ts
most successful article produced for preservins
the heir fon falling out changing color restoring
sEd preserving it IN healthy and luxuriant state
among other ressons why Dollard's hair-outing Ss-
LOOM main tains its hisaen3e popularity is the fact
that is Tonic ia applied to every head o hsis out at
his sstsS!ishnsnt, consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known applies
ten. 1t being thus practically tested by thousands
offers the greatest guaranty Of its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail Ut his Old Establishment TT
Cheanuf Street. opposite thu State house, Phila.
d.lphix.
u. DeLLAgD las at lest discovered the M Plus NJ.
YEA OF hair dye and announces it for eae with Der.
foot coEfsIcs, in its SURPRISING everything of tie
kind nov IN uss Il colOrs the hair either blsck or
brown, rs nsy be desired, and Is used without aay
injury to the hair or skin, either by stain OF other.
wis., can DC washed Of in tor mnUt0s altar the an.
piicaton, without detrscting from its efficacy Per.
visiting the city invited to give him osll
Letters addressed to Z. DOLLARD 1T CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will recsire attention.
ja1 25--1y.
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BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL ILLUSION.

The Petersburg Intelligencer thus de-
scribes beautiful illusion, as seen BY
Mr.. Elliott during his late ascension at
that place:
While among the clouds, it seemed
to him as if he were in the midst of q
large ground glass globe, some two or
three hundred feet in diameter, against
the side of which opposite to the sun the
shallow of the lady Isabella rested, some
five'or six times larger than the corporal
one. About half way between him and
the shadow which seemed as if resting
or TIE glass wall, another balloon was
Seen Of size between the shadow ard
the real one, resting as if in vacuum,
which displayed every color faithfully of
the original. He saw another Elliott.
clad, and with features like himself, and
seemingly life-liks. He then extended his
own fingers, when he was mimicked BY
this image; and whether he extended
one finger or more, or whatever he did,
this figure duplicated exactly. When be
would cause his balloon to Oscillate, this
balloon would move exactly like his.
When he threw out more ballast to ele-
vate himself, this figure sank dorn, in
stead of raising with him; and when be
arose above the clouds into the rays of
the unclouded sun, he left the mimic aer-
onaut below him.
''In the rays of the sun, above the
clouds, he found it 50 warm as to cause
him to perspire freely, state of heat
never before experienced at this height,
nearly twenty thousand feet, where the
air is very rarified and generally very
chilly. He then opened the valve for the
purpose of descending, and az soon as he
sank one or two thousand feet, which he
ascsrtained by barometrical indications,
he felt as if he had entered an ce-house,
and cold chill seized his whole person
''Here he again met his mimic aerial
voyager, whom he kept in company for
some time. from philosophical motives.
Whenever he moved sideways, this mum
gentleman would move in the same direc-
ton. But when he moved up or down
the duplicate would move in directly
opposite way; and when he concluded to
descend, the image moved upward until
the tri-cOlored flask was out of sight,
when he could still see the car and the
Rronaut standing in il as if in basket
attached TO nothing. He still kept look
ing until his head was Robespierred, and
finally, piece by piece, his body, and at
last the feet and basket assembled out of
his sight.
Professor Elliott says that he has been
up hundred and one times, but never
saw any thing in the form of IN illusion
like this before; and be asked the opinion
OF the scientific and learned as to the
probable cause of this remarkable phe-
nomenon, for the information, Of the
public"
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WE, the undersigned, now engaged in numar
w Ing the city Of Washington, purpose AS
soon N the work Is completes. publishing new
City Di'estory We have every facility for 30 dong
- We are compelled t, visit every house the city
and shall spare no pains or expsnse to make IL most
accurate and coDpleA The necessity Of ,uch
book at this time is daily fell, and we ust that We
shall receive pu ,lic patronage sufficient 10 renu
nsrate rs We will enae ivcr to give entire sstisfsc
ton.
Please notcs cur circular, as we will call en- the
ci'izsns At an early day To solicit subscriptions TO
the Work TEN EYCK 4 PALMER.
Contractors for numbering the city.
aug 3l-2x Qpt)
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BREAD! BREAD BREAD!!!

f'HE subscriber takes this means OF informing hi,
I customers (number not known that he il ali
right this Ionday morning; ard, notwithstanding
the attempt Of rival in business to extingush him
and his business, all his hands Except the wounaed
mar) are in the bake house at work, aud will b,
prepared, usual to furnish al orders for his u,,
pr'eedentsd good BrcGd aud every thirg else in hie
line OF busine.s- Look out fer Frasier's wagons
to please be ready when the wagon comes, and when
they hear the words" Here comes Frasier's Famil,
Bread and Tea Biscuit come along with your plates
and money Let them only wait for the wagon >
and they viii be ehserfully supplied
JAMES FRASIER
aug 81 corner If r and 18th s,r.a,s
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WARRETS
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
JOM POSITION ROOFING

Az take pleasure In calling the stientiop OF
w parties contemplating building to this high.
ly popular roofing material, which has been In ex-
t-Dsive use throughout the cities OF the wrstero
st tes and British Prsvihoes for upwards of yesrs
during which time It has bsen tested by every vari
ETY. OF circumstances and il universally conceded t.
possess 10 grestsr degree than sny other roofing
durability and security against the action of The Ell
ements.
W. are ready to contract for roofing in tn. cit,
and country.
omoe hours nom u to " Maid 4 to pm.
Q. NJ. VI ~ co,
10th IT, ID door above Mcclure Auction Room
aug l9-3ms
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EVENING STAR.
THE PAST.

BOY wld and dm this life appears.
NJ, Dne long, teep heavy sigh,
Mnen DER our eyes, half closed In tear,
Inc images Of former years -..--
are family eiitiering byl
nno SUD for2otten while they got
as ON NE sea beach, wave by wave,
-Dissoives at once in snow.
ne amber clouds one moment lie
Then, like a dream, are Rousi
Enough beautiful the moonbeams MAY
On the lakes bosom. bright as thew.
And the soul intensely loves their sfnv sr--
Boon AZ the radiance melts away
We scarce believe il shoueI
Heaven airs amid the harp-.trings dwell.
And we wish they ne'er NAV ado. ~
They cease-and the soul ia a silent c.u
Where music never play'di
zach lovelier than the last: '-s-' A'''''
nS IT, e,e uae breath Of moming flowers,
lne gorgeous world flies past;
And many sweet angelic cheek.
whose smiles Of love and foudness .naaI ..-
Glides by Us on this ear,h.
Mnie In day we cannot tel,
"here shone the face we loved N we'll
La sadness or IN mirih
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN AGENCY,

Opposste tee Treasury Department. kdsAsn0toN
FINDER the direction Of AARON HAIeHf pAIMxR
~ Counsellor of the Supreme Court Of thasUpi
ted States, and Consul General Of the Republic Of
Ecuador, for the United States established for the
iens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments Of ths
Federal Government ana Boards OF Commission efs
sitting In Washington, recovery OF debts, Lsesciae,
countries: investments In United States and sssts
securities; collections generally, remittsncss and
other money business. Having efficient and relis-
Die correspondents In the several States and Terri
America the chief citiss 81 Europe, In Australia In
dia- and China, the kne6n prepared to eivs
his prompt and Aitn10Y 0ttentiou 70 al businsss
that may be oophded TO his aeenC. .-.---o-
&b ls-Wly - AAR6E a. PALAYR.
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FRESH ARTICLES.

J. ity new Eleme Figs in small boxes bunch Ran
Mns, very fine; Cox's English Shred Gelatines-
French Imperial Gelatnes In shred and rolls, these
delaiDes are perhaps superior to any article Of the
sh directions furnished hermetrically sealed Fruit
pure Extract Of Tomato, sardines, Fresh Olive OH
IN tasks and bottles Sap Sage Cheese English dairy
do, Jelliss Of AL kinds, Saddles Firth Ross bes
London Mustard, put up In metal, very superior
ma, Cocoa and Chocolate, Miliarls do, one cask Du
rant, Maglory brand, vintage 1S4S Brandy, and one
DO. Grape juice Port These are unsurpassed for me
dicinal and other purposes, and warranted pure
Crnena 6ago, Tapioca. sweet Cider, black Tee at 50
cents per pound, warranted TO plsase-purs whit.
CASTLE Soap, Montgomery county and other Hama
DC, DC. Goods delivered.
Imp. KING, T
corner Of Vermont svs. I and 10th strsstA.
opG-We 81. Johns eQuaxo
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.

900 boxes, assorted sizes a. qualities
subscriber has just reoeit ed two Import, lions
l. of WINDOW CLASS from antwerp, selected
expires " for him, Of superior qualities, from by
10 70 50 by 50 inches The stock hand is ut this
time nearly ! 600 boxes -
Me chants and Builders ca now get supplies in
any quar- upon the very best terms aud Of any
required size.
0rjsrs for French ate Glass, "solisbed crystal
for store or psrlcr windows executed ut short no
tee.
Stained Glass for transoDs, ard Enamell.d ess
fer siie lights of Hall doors executed with resscn
able dispatch and upon moderate terms
X. II. MILLER,
aug 23-eo9W Alexandria, Va a.
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SUMMER CLOTHING

or FINE QUALITIES.-Citizens and strangers
" wishing to purchase summer Clothing of fin.
qualities win find our p eaent assortment to be
isrys and varied In the bagnnipg of tbe season,
which We are now Offering greatly reduced in pri
ces in order to run of entire stock before the
Fall trade.
Clothing made to order.
We have on hand q large and fine assortment Of
Summer material in the piece, which will N lake
to order much cheaper than the usual s,ty prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next goor to the Irep Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th ete
an0k-kf
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A CARD.

connsxioB 'th the Auction ana Comm;,don
l. business, L offer my services 10 the pubic a,
9ETERsL A6INf
Psrficu ar attention given 10 he buy ing and sell.
ing Real Estate, Stocks, DC.
Al intimate acquaintance with the sts ts Of tn.
tor the last three years enables mo t, offer
to those DESTROYS Of employing an agent the boa;
OPT ortunities for investment
GEORGE r. DYER,
11th street, first door frem Ps. avenue.
au1 2Q-G1m
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CAPITOL GARDEN RESTAURANT

Foot Of tdpttol HsN, corner Of I'd street and
Maryland dpeaae.
FINHIS new establishment Is now oren for the re-
i csption of visitors who will beservs In spleen
dn garden during the summer season if desired
Edioles and Beverages will always be Of the first
quality -
In connection with the establishment there Is a
Spacious aud well Ventilated Saloon which has been
decorated most elegantly with Fresco PRINTING!,
and Il now et the di posil Of the pubic for Bails
Concerts, Meetings, DC =
Lb~rai ARRANGEMENTS will be made fer the 40.
comm dation OF privat. par ies
cd. p 0ERRA RfpE
aug 2j-eo2ws
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

IT, On TUESDAYS AND Fridays
ss3zz sszz Fare round trip 81; from Alesanars
20 ceuts III THOS COLLYER leaves Washing
ton at and Alexandra at 81 O'Clock
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at So o'ck
Coach Fare 10 cents.
Per:ons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
donc- with Geo. and Thos Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
aug 3l-6 SAM'L GEDNEY Cant
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ID r HG g

d r UGS,
FANCY GOODS AND PERFUMERY.
'THs subscriber respectfully informs his fIisujs
I md the public that he has just received larg.
supply OF Extracts Of all kinds for the han erchia
and all other things pertaining 10 the Drug busi
ness.
Also, OsgooPs Indian cholsgogus, Rowands Ton
&c Mixture, Keener's Powders, Fever and Ague DO
and all other fever and ague remedies
0. BOS WE'LL,
Corner Maryland Nv. and 7,h st.
n. B.-Superior Soda Water may be had at al
Times ae the above place. san lin