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HOUSES FIR Remit have for ren t
IL several new convenient houses With lots OF
ewo acres OF ground attached to each stustsd on a
new street parallel with Boundary street, running
along the top Of the ri ge Of the raiIroxd wheI
IL irav es the city little more than Q mile north.
sasterly from the Capitol
THESE house have from seven to ten rooms eeci1
Including kitchen. with raj closets aui ce lar
~oodsheis and stable and pumps of excel!sr
water near at hand The situation is be u.iful over
looking the railrosd and large portion Of the CITY,
ana wing the Capitol in full view The approach
to them Is by h street, Delaware Avenue, and Nj
street, graded and graveled The soil of The lots IL
generally good, and capable Of being made very pro
uuctive.
An omnibus now rms twice day between these
houses anu the Presidents square, by way Of NJ
street, Delaware avenue II street, 18th street and
PcnnsylTania avenues leaving the houses at about
half past eight &c ock, m and half past two D. m
returning after brief stands at the or, Navy and
Treasury Departments, the Centre Market, General
Post Office ard Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-.
dences OF C' rks and others Of sedeniary habits who
requise exercise either by walking or BIZ manual
labor in q garden;
The houses and lots will be let as they stand with
large shed containing stall for a horse, aud an
out-ouiding. at the very low rent of TWO Hun DRIED
DOLLARS per annum, payable Mop, hly. II other
improvements be wanted, they will be inside with a
due increase of rent.
Apply to Wm. Stickney, Esq. occupying = house
Ga the same street. to myself at my residence near
the premises. AMOS KENDALL
Washington June I'm
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LII Ed.
In this city, on the 18Th iosant after short bu,
painful Illness, JOHN HANSON, son of J. A. C.
and NJ. A. iardeI a.
W- The funeral will take place on Tomorrow
(Fiiday) afternoni, al o'clock from his fathers
residence. corner New Jersey avenue and south b
street, Capitol Hill.
lCity papers please copy.l
In Baltimore, on The 18th instant MARTHA
ELiZABtrH, in the 7o-h Year Of her aye, reiict Ui
the la q John Deadly.
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TELEGRAPH IN THE MEDIrERRANEAN.-
The cable for the Mediterranean electric tele.
graph has just been completed in Engl and
1t is no miles in length, and weighs about
800 tons.
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BENEFIT OF COLD BArH.-A romantic
young girl named Ellen Freeman, belonging
in South Boston, leaped from the Sea street
stroying herself, but on being immersed Dried
out as if quite anxious to exist yet little
longer" She was speedily rescued.
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Destru.t:vs Fire in Baltimor.

BALTIMORE, June l5-A destructive ire
broke out this morning on The Mil g rect Long
Wharf The fremen promptly repaired TO
the scene of col q lgrltiol wi their appa-
rttu', bat before the flames could Re subdusd,
nine VA ehouses were destroyed.
The loss is estimated at upwards $50. 900.
The amount Of insurance not knowr.
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COL. fskE 3fONT ~.

now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
70 the Pacific G. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
IN exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public q Compound, which is q
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
t:stify. Zee Circulars, to be had Of the Agents
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
. BOIL by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, d. G. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country.
9. Z. FISHER CO. Proprietcrs,
No. a Superior Street, Cleveland O.
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A6>SpLENDID PIcTUREs Those of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail TO pay visit TO Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He has OH exhibition fher- come boic+
specimens of the new art of pdgn rTeotypina IN on
which for beauty and exc-lienc. are inronlpsrabIe
Ihcre 10 portrait executed in this last STYLE o.
President Pierce, that ref great credit on TIE
artist, every 'i0eamsut thereof giving life like ex
Preston Mr.. plumbe is reckoned among the fir >,
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar 30
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~ should be universally knJ,0n-tor its strictly
true-that indiges ion is tine parent Of large pro
poruon OF the fatal Diseases Dysentery, d trrhos,
cholera morous, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone Think OF that dyspeptics think of 1t aIi whe
sui1r from diso' dered stomachs, and If you are vii
hing to be guided by ADVICE, founaed upon g. peri
ence, resort at once don't delay day. to Hoofand'.
d-rman Bitters, pr pared by DIR. q. N. jackson
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigorant
stands alone and uuapproached. We have tried the
Bitters and knaw that that they are excellent 70,
the diseases specified above. For sale by sealers In
medicine everywhere. ana
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SOMETHING NEw.-A Strawberry party is to
be given in the woods near West Philadelphia,
tomorrow, for the benefit of some humane So
ciety. Put US down for a saucer.
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BY K. :. WRIGaT, Georgetown.
LrUR sALE-I ~ill cell my House and IL I O, S~c.
4 ond street, near the Coll So, &c rgefowp-ha
priv t. sale or at auction
III not sold at private sG'e II viii be cold a. auc
oo1 On next TdUksDAY, the 18Th inst. at so'clo K
10 the sIeernooh. JNO BtACHLkR
WRIGHT,
v Wv snrti,
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Fatal Boiler Txnlosion.

BosroS June IA boiler exploded, yes
terday afternoon, in the manufactory Of 6.
T. Taylor, No 20, Brighton street. Six per-
sons were b5dly scalded, and two Of them
Thomas Besch be engineer, and II Allison,
an employee. diei to-day. The building was
considerably shattered.
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A NEW REASON FOR MArRIMoNY-An old
topper was overheard the other day advising a
young man to get married, " because then, my
boy, you'll have somebody to pull off your
boots when you 90 home drunk"
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~ Now rs raR rIhs.-The display of dagusrreo.
types at PLUMB'e GALLERY, Pennsylvanla ave.
nue. is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing b
handsome business and hundreds are delighted Will
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let 1t b.
duly remembered y nd patronized. Enterprise witt
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
Says attains 1t. This accounts for tho success ri
Plumb's Gallery Cameo DagaerrsotYpss taken IL
ell Westhers dacr-
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Fire az wo oes.er, Mass.

New Y RK, June IA AT 10 oelock tonight
we received de>ra'ch announcing that q
most destructive fire was prog, es,ing at Wor-
cester. Mas heavy s,o.m hiss since pre-
vailed, rendering l. impracticshie to receive
any details # it to night, tclegrsphic commu.
nication being suspended
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SINGULAR FATALrrY.-On Tuesday of last
week, Mrs Sally Durham died very suddenly
at New York, and her son was killed, on the
Friday following, by cow, at Montague,
Mass
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LOOKING AFTER THE WIDow-Queen Vic
toria, it is said. designs to place apartments in
Hampton-court Palace at the disposal of tho
widow Of the late Mr. Justice Talfourd.
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THAr's THE WAY TO TALK-The sum of
100000, required to build railroad from
Charleston to Savannah, has been subscribed,
and three routes surveyed.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auc1,on.,,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EILGIBLY SITUA1l y
L Euildir & Lot by virtue ct deed Of tire
bearing da'e n tie In day # June 1883, md re
corded in Liber A s., NO. &. folos 10. DC I g
snbsc iber will s-ll at ublic sale, WkDN ESD.
the Zist day of June 1851, at o, lock "a. ut lie
Auction Rooms OF Gre q Scott, on tie corner Is
Pennsylvania avenue and Eth street west, Lot Nc 5
IN square 4ss. frunti' - feet south see te
tween AZ and 9th reefs west by 40 feet inc "
dep to a 90 f,or alley.
he above p, opertv Is ii usted the leland In
rapidly improving part Of he citg, and fyers f.
vo able opPoItuI ity to pers desiring build or
ipvsst-
The tsrms Of sale as prescribed bv sill deed a-e
cafh; ami il net complied with 10 three days af or
the fsle, the property wi he esold upon a weeks
mott e, st the n and expsnse OF he purchaser.
Conveyancing The expense OF luichase -G .-
CHAS s WALi.ACH Trustee.
GREEN SCorT,
1eAa-d AuctCpeefs.
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GIVEN UP THE GHosr.-The New York Da,la
Budget, a Native American organ, is dead.
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~ Smiths DYspEp,IA CuRDI ,L-rnia deli:iou
compound Is offered positive care in all casrs o
Dyspepsia. or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
Certificates of extraordinary cures accompany eacl
bottle 1t is entirely veg table aud free from an,
.leterious substance. For sale by z. d. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washin ,ton, and wholesale
and retail by Dr.. SMITH, IL ana 20 South 18th st.
Philadelphia. NAV 9-tf
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~ READER would you not ike send your Ia
guerreotype to some absent friend1 If so, call Il,
ADAass metropolitan Gallery, and there you cau
serted in fn- case, which be- sent TO any par
OF the United states for ~ c-nts by mail SpIendio
Stereoecopic portraits made daily tor and Sc. D,
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam
Inc specimens. g. ADAMS
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NATIONAL MoNUAENr.-The Fort Green
Guard, Of Brooklyn, are about forwarding to
Washington block Of marble for the National
Monument
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The STERBoscoPl-This beautiful instrument
IN sna wonderful az beautful-has been seized upon
ny the faguerreotypists, simplifed and nut h lore
ne public for general adoption. On viewing the
apPncat"n OF It to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
ng Is the result produced The object of Vision
through the stereoscope is no longer a picture: If
mas all he hneamsnts, aud peculiarities, and pres
'nce OF the living subject, only less in size The
completeness with hich this is done must be eeen
70 De believed. The emily place that We know of in
she city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
pTocured is waIrEHURsT'5, on Penn ylvania avenue
roe world is indebted to Professor WHEATsToss for
We only reaa of in the fabulous miracles of Friar
Bacoa.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above,
are daily sold at WHIrEHURsTs GALLERY, Pennsylva.
Ma sVenue near AZ street,
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A FEMALE TrPo.-A young lady, printer, in
Cincinnati Ohio. daily appears in the streets
in Bloomer costume A bad kind of form
to make proper impressioM with.
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FIRE.-The beautiful residence of Dr. N L.
Stith, near Raleigh, N. c., was destroyed by
fire on Sunday.
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By e. = WRIGHT, G.orx..ovn.

NAtUABtE IMPROVED PROPERTY n An.
uon.-on THURSDAY af rnoo, ext tbs l5,b
instsnt al O'Clock. shall sell. in f-cnt # IN.
pr"mlses parts Of Lots Is and 16 fronting 20 fat
inches the east sids Ct hi h street, with largt
flame Dwsi ing Horss
Also. parts f.aue Lots fronting on n,rth side q,
west TT ee', with q two story brick Dwelling.
attention. Terms at sale :. "
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
J,s-h Auctioueor
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Later frou Pernamhncn

NEw YoRg, June IL Advice. from Per.
namhuco to May IL represent the co'in'ry a.
quiet and tie city quito free from ckness.
a large sugar crOp is anticipated for the COM
ing season. Flour is held at SOB.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY wRyo0r o..----

Hy e. 8 WRIGHT. Geos&ssewa.
NY ANo SECOND HAND PUaNlTURE. Re
me seors- &C. at Au-tion On eATrkf4N
norni' g, the 18th in,tant. st o o,cloI =, th.
a"s neoms market spec, ihaI sell without re
Cane eat and cenmos Chair,
MILO any and plain n. cs.r,
Tabls Jaws E1srpse top Pier
Ee.t quality frsther Pets. Mattress.
Pedstesis, large gilt Mirror
6 70 God f-aue do
RiSh Centre Walters, { - tors rro.t.
kpises and Forks. Glassware. Crocsrrv. Gc
Al+o, superior Few pattern pefriyer.tsr.
7e ms ash ES NRIaRr
IL sd
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IowA.-Augustus hall, Esq. is the indep pen.
dent candidate for Congress 10 the End dis
trct
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LWR TIE 1OILET-Hair, clothes, nail, toott
l. and shaving Brushes; dressing, fine, pocket
tuck, and side Combs; Tooth Po~ ders Toilet. era
i've, family, and barbers' Soaps; Toilet Powders
Puf Boxes; HarrisoDs, Hansrs and Farina &. logne;
Aromatic Vinegar; T. tracts; Kathairon; Iricpphe
rous lair Dye, &C at the PIANO. Music St-tionery
and Fancy Store Of JF ILLS,
"a. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
ia TT
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DtaCKwOOD'S M A GAIN 4 foe May
ID Ladies " or u Of Fashion for May. q Journal
of the Courts Of London aod Paris. con aiming
beautifully engraved ana colo:ed pl tes OF
FaAhion
Behind the scenes, by Lady Bulwe- g.
The Dodd Famiis-one Of levers finest and funni
est specimens OF his inimitable humor and 81
tire.
AL the newspapers for Il Is week
And every thing in the Msgazire 4 Book business
jos SuILLINGiuN'e Bouksror-,
Cor. Pa av. and ~ st., Odeon Building
may 26-tf
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PENNsYLvANIA.-Col. D. F. Robinson is
spoken Of as the Wing candidate for Congress
in the franklin district
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A GOOD IDEA.-In many parts of Phila.
delphia, the corner lamps bear the names of
the respective streets in which they are stu.
ated.
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u The city Of Matanzas, in Cuba, is short
iy to be lighted with gas.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE AuclfOneer.
TWO NBAT DWELLING HOUSES IN TT
] Norths IN Liberties al Auction Il 1UESDA
afoernoon. June 9th at O'Clock, 90 The p-euisr
l shall E. IL halt f lot Is, 10 Qu4re 40. J46 fra
ing 50 feet inches on nor o sire... b.twe-n {
aud 7tb streets west, running b OK l0) # inpvo,.
oy two Dfat and substantial t. O sr.ry irame DIV.
ling HOUSES, CONTAINING SIX r, oms each
Tsrms: Ooe taiId ca b tha residue In six End
months fer notes satihfactor .ly secuted, bearing
terst. JAe. C. MCGUIRE,
je I'D auetiones,
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SENsIBLE MEN.-The Hare Nothiues of
Washington purpose forming "Can't-get-
away club"
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NORFOLK The municipal election takes
place on the 9th inst. The Know Nothing,
intend making demonstration on that day.
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INA BAD wAY.-The Jews in Palestine are
said to be suffering the greatest distress.
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BYD B. CAMPBELL & co.
L. n. SVh ATTDt. Ancttnneer

4. n. >TkATTOa, Aucttoneer.
Mpk OWED PROPERTY in squsr~ No sIl, on
me Is and - On THURSDAY, the 18Th inst, a.
. oc OK D. N oM ire prem es, sh-Il sell q OF,
anu = In squsre All, each outing Is fet on 9th
os.e, wet with d-ph of 90 feat {, en- aliey Is n
inehss, tetveen and streets south.
~ 10 NO VI nprsved by a NV twNstorv Frame
IL, use, containing fur rooms and lit hen. :
Title indi-putabie :.
Terms; On. third cssh; the reSilue I'm one and
All conrs, III ;n.er,sI sail fsctori'y srcurrd
j. Q Ifts VI sne Pofcnasof
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most beautiful. choice, and varied s.sort
mont OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has Just
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emnorinm
oar citizens, as we'll strangers, should, by all
means give thsm trial, their goods are made up
10 the very best manner and most fashionable STYLE
seocR consists OF full dress and business suits
doe black and coiored Cloth froek and dress Coat.
ncn Vestings, &C., with selection Of Furnishing
aoods not surpassed In the city for beauty and stye
parucular care and attention has been paid to The
Boys and Youths Department -''
Their prices uniformly low, and We sav IN ons
and ali, call on them before purchasing elsewhere
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COMMUNICATED.


DoGs.-laessrs. Editors: Public attention
has been called to the many instances of deaf b
by Hydrophobia brought to us by almost every
mail from various parts of the country far and
near. We hear of dogs being slain in other
cities, and none allowed to run at large They
still infest our streets. Appeals to the author
tiles on the subject have appeared in the pa.
pers. On Monday last, respectful petition
was sent by the writer to the new Mayor,
entreating him to enforce the ordinance which
was publ he'd with the proclamation of his
predecessor some weeks ago-all seems to be
Ia vain, and there is ne remedy but to fee
the city. 1t has been sometimes thought that
functionaries holding Office by the peoples
suffrage, dislike to offend them or make them
selves unpopular with the voters by killing
their pets, no such excuse should be now re-
received, as the election ia just over. If vo-
tiers or others should let loose hundred or SO
rattle-snakes in the city, An immediate up
rising of the Mayor, olice, and every body
else would insure their speedy destruction !;
yet the bite of q rattle snake is durable. For
The bic Of mad dog there is no remedy it
is followed by certain and sure death most
horrible. God preserve US in this our time OF
need W.
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BY CIT LEN - SCOTT. Auc,ioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE Of va!uabe Buil1irz ] OTIS
IL IN l4th street west ut Auc ion -0n MONDAY,
the 18th instant We shall sell. at O'Clock o m In
'front.' nf the premises. los Nos s @. 10. Ii, So ST.
S 81, 81. 65. Is. ST. l06 l07, l0S l09 l22 and 100
10 Drury'5 subdivision of quar- 2u3. =
ihe above ces- ribed property frents ID rect
west, AID and Q et.eets north, AID some en- g new
street running TIN ough the whole seuar-, fifty feet
wil ma ned Chestnut street
Each lot fr nt' 20 ct inchas. running bark 10
an alley, and viii b sold 'ots to suit purchasers
Title indispu:abie, being but recently from the
Cover lent
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance In 6,
~ and is months, The pur,hz er to give notes for
tns dei.rred payments, bearing interest from day oi
the sale. ' "
A deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN sCOTT,
n
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by eh h 80 a SCOTT, AuclIomesr..

ny "N@ an q SCOTTs A0ClIOner "a.
NAtUABLE BRICK HOUSE, ANo LOT oPPO-
size Franklin sqnare-0n FRIDAY sfrrroop.
June 10th, al O'Clock, on TIE p emis-s, we shall
seI twostory brick House, with the lot SITUATED
on street. DO tn, between 18th and 18th sts w..sr
diree ly opposite Franklin Square, -sue part Of IL,
"A IL square No $50. 10 bs ~ eet 6 IN h-s 20 a 80
font al ey, End 10 foot alley on the east sids
fronting on a public squsre. :
Tie indisputabIe.
Sale positive. -H
Tie ms: Onehalf cab; the residue ia 9 and Il
mpurhs fer notes bear ng interest lttsactorfIv &C.
cured.
al conVeyancing at c-rens. of prrrhaser.
GnEEN SCOTT,
!e I'D Auction err
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.)H PIECES Embroidered Curtain
~ Muslin, at 81 for IL yards, worth g
80 pieces very rich Curtain Muslin
10 do plaid Cambrics from l2I5 cts. ND ..y
on q, plain, striped, and plaid Swiss Muslins
Table Cloths, Table Covers and Napkins
Irish Linens, some very god for Is cts.
The above goods were bought at Auction and viii
be sold much less than their value =
90, WIN r. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, opposite Cen ~ Market.
may C4-1m
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JOHN BULL WAKING UP.-Sir John Bowring
has been sent out to Japan, clothed will full
ministerial powers. . A..
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g Mrs. VIM. Mcclure, Of Millersburg,
Ohio, was struck by lightning, and instantly
killed, on the 9TH inst.
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LNOR SALE-A light two horse CARRIAGE
l. would sell low exchange for her property
SIMON PLYNN, D street, next door to star office.
jeff
/ b Am ana Exce lleNG store = tx.
IL lures sOr Sale--I have for sale the Lea g
ADD FiAtur's Of large al we'll establish Grccery
stand which Las ben doing e1cs lent business
The store has first rate cellar and large back yard
attached,
kur particulars apply to
JAS c. MCGUIRE.
Auctioleer and Commission Merchant,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The fol-
lowing Is the official report OF the business of
the above named railroad during the past
month: -
Main stem. Wash. Br. Totals.
For passengers siJ,sS9 81 S29 3g' 40 s79,lS9 n
For freight 3l7,lT2 40 e,7U3 81 3s6,s5 "a
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INahu FOX SALE.-On 7th Il. eet Pauk 70 ID,
l. about miles from Washingt n of 100 acr~s-
~ tf wool, so Of meadow the balance in clea e1
b Ids. good DWELL NC With q rooms Kitchen
pantry, eel ara, &C., aud a PUMP OF COOP VA,
TER all surrounded by y neat paIiug. OUT
BUlLDLNGSfIrt toe use II the Farm Fine SPRING
md SPRLNG HOUSE attached Good quarters f r
lands. An APPLE ORCHARD, home Pc .ches
-herries Pears, &c. Enquire of MIR. David Zines
N the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 10th ST..
IL MS Grrcery store. June l-eOlOts
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4 NEW and charming SIT Of spanish Waltzes
"A composed by seuOr edro A D,uuas, and EN-
tie shed with = correct and be lntifil view Of IN.
Academy f the Visitation, Georgetown d. c.. Pub
ii,h d by HilCus itz, Washington, D o.. md for
sale Dy AL tn principal music torres through out
teIms i.
Nat Intel, AK Gag. Georgetown Adv, Bat Sun.
and Frederick, (Md) Examiner, each St every otner
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To HoUsEKEEPERs.-Wi,hi q week, beef
cattle has fallen 81 q hundsed pounds in the
New York market
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STURE FOR RkNT-The spacious war house
- Z. npsylvsnia ave-, SO long occupied by Messrs
b 1. semmes i Byo, as Q Wholesale grocery and
liquor store is now for rent. Possession given i'm.
nedia,ely Apply to B. /. semmes or NJ. G. Emery
ap l3dtf
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LrOR kENT-A Large Dwelling RoUSE on 18th
Il street, between and Z etrter, the secor doar
-"u'h OF tie res depce of Jas q. Berrett, E-a en-
tanning thi teen rooms, with ga. good dry cell rs,
&c. For further paiticu airs apply to
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE
j. T-eo6t Auctioneer
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A DESlRABLE HUUSs FOX KENT in G.ory.
"a town "A two story brick HOUSE on Third
Street with d"fng aud winter Kitchen on the
"a" floor. with cellar IN Ter t. g whole-Hne yarC
'front.' and ,ear-cistern aud pump-Iruit trees and
nowers Also. stable, carri-ge house, &c tent $3.50
Third street. =; 10 o..