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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12
THIRTY. THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE HEBREW
i Benevolent Society, established in 1872.

snThe undersigned President and Directors Of the He
rew Benevolent Society have the pleasure to inform
hat they intend TO celebrate the
November at o'clock p. NJ, at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms Broadway which occasion the honor of
rany earnestly eolicted 1t will doubt be OF
the members and patrons Of this
informed that through their munifcence and Hberalty
lie hoard Of Directors have been able to respond to tn
calls which have been made their charity by the
during the year. especially when it Is taken
that the last winter has been of
usual length and severity and that the population
trualy increasing The undersigned earnestly hope that
they Will again be in of the to benefit
their fellow creatures in tho hours of want and distress
They close their the conviction that owing to
troubles and rbuations In Europe they antic
rate demands upon their funds than made
before They therefore earnestly appeal to the benevoence
o. every to assist them in their holy undertsk
the banquet you will please inform either Of the undersigned
as to your accepting the Jrofered invitation.
II. ARUNSoN, President, 70 William street.
L. J. KING, Vice President, l49 Water street.
JOHN LEVY, Treasurer, 20 vesey street.
DirecterrJacob Mack, William street; Henry DAWSON
Cedar street, Isaac abcr 10 Dey street, Zion bernstein
5 Broome street. H. rshfcld IS Dey street; David Rodh
20 Canal street, Edward Turk, AZ Maiden lans George
Mawson AK Maiden lane; Pincns King 100 William street;
Henry Goldfmh, Secretary 70 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

The Egpenscheid Hat for the Present Fall
aad the ensuing winter sold at s. So admitted to be su
Rerior IN all respects to hat sold in Broadway for 81
So and judge yourself 1T IlS Nassau street.
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Prepare for Cold Weather. Fashionable
eiothing-Large and elegant assortment-ALFRED NUN
HOE CO., NO. AL Broadway, offering most
pcrb variety Of well goods All Sizes for men and boys
No deviation from marked prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

Anson's Dagucrreotypes, Large Size, Tor %
and in nice twice the taken f
elsewhere for 81 ANSoN's, $50 Broadway opposite Ne
tropolitan Hotel =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

elothing.-seasOnablc Clothing OF the latest
style and best quality and sold prices times
can be obtained Of HEWITT, COULSON CO., Ill Fulton
street and 30 Ann street. &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

Popular Tradc..The Subscriber will offer
Monday 100 pieces ofLupns fine French mcrnos at S.
per yard worth l2s fine delane at Isl ladies' best xiii
gloves Al gents do 5s; ribbons from Is to and blan
lets plaid cashmsrss aanrsI shestngs shir.ng asas
other establishment in the city. E. H. LEADBEATER,
gi7 BruadYaY. of street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

Hair Dye and Wlga.-Bntchelor's Hair Dye
superior any in Sold applied in their private
rooms at WA. BATCHELOR's Hair Dye, Wig and Orna
mental Hair Factory, 25S Broadway.
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customers Monday, November b. three of rich
striped and plaid silks at IS per yard do 6 do
U.s. d. $751; and do u.s. three OF heavy plain
do at cs e. and S. Also elegant brocade and plain do
cherry oors for evening These have all
purchased fer cash. at sacrifice to the manufacturers
and will lie sold Mt fully 30 per under their value
f. ii. LEADDEATER, y47 broadway, corner Leonard st.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHANCE OF HOUR.-THE STEAMBOAT KEYP0RT
~ will leave New York. foot Of Murray street. at half
two o'clock p. NJ and Keypor at eight o'clock A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

Precious porcelain Of hum an clay,'
beautiful and although lady does not
it, yet ALL by using PhaoI paphan lotion, may keep the
face and hands free from freckes and pmpe and impart
smotbns to the skin of the neck and arms Prepared aud
sold by f. PHALOS 57 Broadway, St. Nicholas HOTEL aud
I Broadway Of Dey street. For sale by all respec-
table druggists perfumers and fancy dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

or REwARD.-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, TIE sTH
- inft small white English terrier btch cropped
and tail tipped with black to the name Of Beauty
Wi o,yer viii return said hitch 20 IL South street will
eye the and the thanks Of the Hady
a llue leather collar with namo ON.
DEwARD.-A BLACK MARE WAS HIRED, WITH
II nd harness. OF the subscriber tho LIST Novcm
her The mare IL about twelve years old fourteen hands
III h. switch tail low headed knucked in both legs and has
uneh on her lack The buggy Is painted red and tho
Tage part black enamed cloth top and the lining ID
luc nameled cloth Whoever will return the property
give Information where can be found will be literally
arded. MATTHIAS CLlN TOCK,
No William street, Newark, ". ].
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sStand not upon the order or your going,
but 20 ut once" to SMITH BROTHERS. l22 street.
where select from the best stock of fall clothing
the city the most fashionable styles prices
low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

WHO REPENTS
w Twenty five cents,
Paid for Lyons Powder?
1t poisong not
Yet "eends to pot'
And leaves to rot,
Each insect thing
That wears sting
However great the crowd
Depot for LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. for the
destruction insects and ycrmn, 424 Broadway and No.
South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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LECTURES.

CUNDAY EVENING LITERARY AND MUSICAL EN-
y t,rtanmcnta-The committee beg to that tt
lst of these popular lectures will on snnda,
ut ~ o'clock. Subject" The Lite and Genius OF Burns
introducing kselectons from his poems by Brown TX
deray 1 cents will be charged, admitting ladies
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POLITICAL.


A CARD-sEvENTEENTH wARD.-HAvING SEEN
N In this mornings Herald and other newspapers that
Bernard Csney elected Councilman for tho Fifteenth
Gil district would respectfully state that such Ia not
the the result OF the ward canvass Is that there Is
choice Of candidate said Mr. Gafney and Michael Smith
each receiving equal number Of sotes. -
(SignedJ MICHAEL SMITH.
IcLTCTION FRAUDs.-ANY PERSON WHO HAS IN
u Of any frauds illegal proceedings connected
with the recent election will aid the justice by
municating the same without delay to
DUsENBURY VAN WAGNER, 3Nassau street.
N0TICE-EvERY MAN WHO VOTED FOR THE PEG
IN plcs Ticket headed James W. Barker for Mayor
quefed to attend meeting in the Park ats r. on Non
day 18th nst business Of tho utmost Importance viii he
acted The meeting will be addressed by promin. NJ
from Philadelphia New York and the neghboring cities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

This Weather produces Coughs, Colds, and
loarscness Cure yourself by using IioWEs celebrated
cough candy Public speakers and singers will and great
relief y For rale everywhere, and at the principal
derot, Ito Chatham street.
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General Lafayette being Present Mt Bnu
In Baltimore during the war; informed
dIes that his fSlss.s had no shirts They took the hint
No. Astor House. in these times peace supplies gentle
men Of all professions and calling with the elegantly
fitting shirts to be obtained in this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

Elegant and Fashionable Clothing Mt half
pricc0 500 rich velvet vests at ST. black beaver
coats $l2 French cloth frock and dress coa ST. gloves
5 &c, &C., at EVANS clothing warehouse, Nos
Fulton street All New York city banks taken at par;
Lewis County Bank, 80 cents; Washtcnaw, 40 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

Have You the Warrington, Cryztal
Palrce and eight other billiard tables of MR. BAssFORDS
celebrated make at the handsomcst saloon in United
States II not call without delay the Of Fulton
and Pineapple street. Brooklyn Tables and trimmings for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

India Rubber Gloves and Mittcns, for use
IN cold weather. Also ladies' lined gloves, and bleaching
gloves and mts certain for rough chapped hands
For sale at all rubber and to the trade only
John street, Up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

subscriber offers for sale his business porte
monnae frames with all the apparatus for silver
and gold plating tools machinery &C., and with without
the buildings in which the bu is carried The
being retiring from active
the sole Of his Offering for sale For furaher par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

Singing Birds by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RElCnE BROTHER have just imported ..zht thousand
European singing BIRDS Of different kinds which they
oer Tor sse whole ale retail their store Ii North
William street, near Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

TOys5 Toys! md Fancy Goods Cheaper
than cver-at the old establishments 80 Division street
Having just imported large and fresh assortment Of the
above named articles; offer them lower than other
importing house in the city, also having been highly
trbnsed by friends and customers would respectfully
solicit farther continuance Of their patronage
TuOS. j. JONES, 50 Division street.
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W. E. BARNES, Secretary.

VTTICHTMAN GUARDs-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
w company, and all those DESTROYS Of Joining,
gnssted to attend 2 meeting At J. woodworths No
also Wednesday morning. at s o'clock parade Bill
OF dresf-bac coat, pants and hat N. B.Punctual NJ
tendance Is particularly requested BY order
L. WILSON, Sec. d. ii. COBB, Captain.
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EDUCATION.

A GERMAN LADY, WHO HAS DEVOTED HER
IA whole life to the education and instruction of children
OF different nations and who has successful boarding
school for girls New Rochelle desires few orphan
children Terms derate. Inquire Of Rev. Stohlmanh
Mott street.
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THE MILITARY.

MEAD GUARD, ATTENTIoN.-TIE MEMBERS AND
M all those who intend parading with the above named
company their third annual target excursion will please
attend meeting this Sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock at Capt kergans ~ bite street BY order OF
JAMES LYNCH, Commandant.
prsn Ord Sergeant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

vrrANTEp-A FIRST RATE JEwELRY CHASER
also two or boys girls who have In part fuv
learnt tho trade; first rate chance and steady employment
Il offered Address box 80, Providence, L. Post Vhce
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vxvANTEp-A SITUATION, AS wATCHMAKER on
w ralesman by young man. recently from CALIFORNIA;
ana with trade. Is married meu, and
sive The best Of Inquire Of H. kns, 90 Mas
street.
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AIRS. ROBERTS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
m ladies that she 10 prepared to receive orders for all
kinds Of dress and so head dresses &C., ct 100 Broad
cay and lSl Ninth street. corner Of Broadway.
MORE ANTIQUEs-JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER
l Arabia, case Of and beautiful colors made to
order for A. 7. STEWART co.
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nITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO MORROW
the only reliable view showing the exact position OF
the with and description Of each
nded Price 2k cents Liberal discount to dealers by
A. II. J0CELYN, 70 Fulton street. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

IL tion.-TRACY, IRWIN 4 CO., Nos "a and go Broad
block above the Aston House. daily receiving choice
lots Of silks csshmsres muslin LANES cloths oassi-
meies, vesngs inens prints ladie: cloths, hosiery,
reasonable dry goods which they selling OF cheap.
Buyers will please call and look before buying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

ITO BRASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY A YOUNG
man. inst ont Of his time situation In brass turning
and finishing shop; can do all kinds Of work. Address
Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE JOHN OAR
rah<Cuard are requested to attend meeting at head
d, ar.rs 2 South street. Sunday, the 18th instant to
i, report Of the Committee Of management by order Of
j. ]. KENT, Captain.
D. L0WRIE, Lieut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-12

NgESsRs. VICTOR, BAYOU 4 co. HAVE JUST
M opened their perumery and hairdresng saloon No.
hand, made to order Epgish French and spanish
spoken in the establishment
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THE THE DAILY UNION


ISUrERIoR PARIS FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
pictus speadd table s and plated
China crystal cut glass; glass
ware seycs China gilt manc clock onaments, he
morning. 10 O'Clock the residence Of
the French change his
dance all furniture and effects OF bis
| and well appointed establishment, comprising
| Complete suue OF rosewood parior furniture
L Suites Of mahogany pafof and dining room iuinru's
/ Handsome carved mahogany chamber furniture
WilloD Brussels and thIee ply carpets, rugs
Suites Of window curtains eomiecs, shades, Ac
Large gil frame mirrors, with marble slabs and brackets
-Four original marine paint ~ iaoh'ie
Six Louis XIV pase by Mdme Conner
Rosewood walnut and sofas and chairs Of various
Mahogany stegeres extension card and breakfast tables
Large mahogany writing cabinet, and beautiful article
made TO order
Patent reading chairs, booksheycs
Ladies' superior secretary, mirror mont wardrobes
Different mautel ornaments consisting oil
Sevres China
Gilt and bronze maDc clocks
Candeabfas, vases, brackets, chandeliers
Magnificent of heavy gilt table ornaments
Complete Sc Of pIaquet stands for dinner table
Beautifully French China dinner dessert and coffee
plain lined crystal glassware, comprising
decanters, water bottles, gebes tunbe finger bowls,
ckampagnes, wines, &c,
Rosewood liquor richly inlaid
Venetian glassware, richly gilt and engraved
Superior hair mattresses, holsters, and pillows
Gilt and steel fire sets, style Louis Quatorze.
AIso, Mt O'Clock.
Hpndsomc close carriage
Lot of superior French wines, Of various brands
Together with very large assortment Of coppes and kitchen
utensils
Terms. $50 UNDER credit of two and
four MONTHS for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
May e6--d Auctioneer.
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,..,naT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
"a E $500 s;;;s;;s.S

and Ohio ruoad from Baltimore Hheeng,
Meeting there Nth tae large, and splendid
Union line the OHIO and he stages TO Zaaespie,
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed
Board Tree Tunnel,
order, confidently
The
road Is OF the supcndou and character
The mail leaves Baltimore daily D.
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mies) In Is 10 hours
GLIDING all sioppage arriving there at or
passengers leaving Baltimore
Cumberland, Q79 mes and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
daily, meeting Baltimore WASH
junction, tbetre known Relay House
BALTIMORE
Wheeling the unuvailed Union
which been completed for this daily
with the down Ohio
and Louisville, where Nashville
the st. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by
ing further
Passengers Columbus prefer
parts proceed
Wheeling tae Ohio Companys excellent
National
by railroad
Passengers for Weisvie and Cleveland by
railroad will also find this outo being
and speedy Whesing and from
piaces
ly Baggage through Washington Wheeling and
charge transfer OF passengers baggage.
by with anywhere
route Washington Wheeling 50 So Cincinnati, Sll
Louisville, $l2.
Tickets be had OF Mr.. Parsons the railroad station,
Washington, and of the other agents Of the company.
WM. PARKER
a ll--du General Superintendent.
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BY JAMES G. mcGuIRE. Aactioneer.

HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY STU
~ aed unmproved real esateBy virtue of decree OF the
cult court Of The District Of Columbia for Washington comfy made
and Thomas Halliday Others Thomas Halliday
Anna Halliday, William w. Halliday, Lydia j. Hanon
ceased dcendans the Subscribers said
will sell AZ public auction Tuesday, the 18Th day Of June
1854 at 81 O'Clock, the auction Of G. Mcclure,
The corner Of Pennsyyana and io street west all those
pieces parcels ground and being situated
Washington, and known described
and being lot No 49, in square No. No &c. square
No. 03 lots Nos ., and y in No. 779; lots Nos
and H. IN square No and 10, No in south d
No e5 said said lot No. being
IL inches front % 4 street east BY o feet inch deep Of said lot
The above property elaby situated in rapidly proving parts
Of the city, and Offers favorable opportunity
making investments eligbly situated building sites
Tbs Of sale prescribed BY
the purchase be paid cash. equal
payments IL and 10 MONTHS be
notes interest from The day Of sale with security be
proved BY the Upon full
and interest and the ratification OF the
will respective purchasers
III the sale complied after
The property the OF which
will be resod expense
the purchaser purchasers thereof All conveyancng
penscof the purchasers. ...a9r.
CHAs. g. WALLACE, Trustee.
J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
May 23-3awkds
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HOUSES FOR RENT have new conve-
IL houses with lots of OF attached each
situated street parallel with Boundary street running
along the ridge Of railroad where
city, little mile northcasterly from the Capitol.
These from each, including
kitchen, with closets cellar woodseds
and pumps Of excellent water near hand The situation beau
having the Capitol in full view. The approach them is by
Delaware and graded and gaveed. The
soil generally good and capable being
ductive
An omnibus day between houses and
the Presidents square, by Delaware avenue
It'll and Pennsylvania leaving the houses
about half eight O'Clock halEpast
after brief stands at the War; Navy and Treasury Departments
the Centre Market, General Post Ofce and Patent Once
peculiarly adapted the residences OF clerks
and hab who require exercise either by walk
ing by manual labor in gardea.
The lots will be they stand, with she'd
containing stall for horse, ontbulding,
Of hundred dollars payable monthly other
be wanted they will be made with due increase
Apply to VIM stckney, occupying house the
street, myself my residence, the premises
May 20-2w AMOS KENDALL.
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NJ HEREAs by the act entitled can relating
25h July 1920 amending spn,ovsd o7,
April 1899 Il provided hai whenever hal he appear
10 Mind viii
In
his proclamation requiring that all spimals q,
be confined dav a s
shall deem erpedcnt and to state in such no,
sh,l he the civ
other XII, an evcrv
going contrary the said procismaton.,
Now therefore having made appear M .,;sr, hin,
That there "animals OF The dog kind" msd within
hereby whom animals Of
the confined for and
during ofdry from the date hereof and The polio.
ocets of th, required enforce
a., such may be found going 2, large procsms
my h- Mayors onc. in the city Of wash,
nRton, this aoh day Of Nay, fs5t
JOHN W. NAURy,
May 2s-so9thlsu5w Mayor
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RELLsi bELIsi nErIsi-For churches, academies, FAC
~ toes steamboats,, plantations, made and
constantly
sbed ENLARGED foundry, which operation thirty
whose patterns Of
that their bells bnye world wide celebrity for volume OF
quality The
applying process. loan moulding
perfect casting temper
unipsred excellence their
e.yed January, 1880 The first premium tn silver medal, OF the
Worlds Pair In New York, all Others
Try and Europe being competition aud which IL eighteenth
medal besides Diplomas Tint has awarded them They
have patterns hand
same weight and they also Furnish order chimes number
he or Key and refer their make throughout
states and csnsdas Their banens comprising and
valuable improvements consist Of iron yoke with movable
nfms and which he tuned he'll
The clspper poonans The sound; iron ame tolns hammer
couhtrpoc op etc For steamboats,. steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hanging in
any design ufnned we supply Whole parts Of
rebong bells
specifications being Old taken in srrhsnre
and kep ON b,pa
Being immediate with principal route. in ali a.
either nioad canal with
despatch, which, either personally by are re-
pectfuiy solicited
A. MrNEEly's soHs,
rroN-aiy WeTJroy, Albany CO, N. v.
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II *. CHAMBEiI4IN's Commercial College, located
VI No l2 Baltimore BALTIMORE Maryland The ostensbe
object OF This institution place the reach individuals prop
facilities for obtaining thorough practical educa
ton young obtain
business few weeks acquired
many years any counting house. U=lU
The study embraces doGbee keeping and It's
adaptation departments
tile calculations taught approved
Practical penmansp, combining rapidly OF execution with beauty
Of construction Lectures mercantile law,
portan mercantile subjects beside other
book business understand The
for student complete the
There being vacaton applicants and
tend both evening Examinations held periods,
and diplomas awarded TO those who graduate For &c. write
and have a circular forwarded by J.
I3-lYIkcp
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I G. #. sALOMON,s Improvement In BRICK M.k,ng

I G. II. sAIOMON's Improvement in Brick Making
w. patented April as S5By this method OF making BRICK tbs
various well known facilities and advantages ordinary
ual combined OF the
while disadvantages peculiar the action generally
te latter avoided the bricks made rapidly
prepared the kiln the which
but little delay and without the labor OF
facement TO which they subjected in the ordinary
In the foregoing description
has been made te plain ordinary building
vous that BY suitable construction and Of
and mould box equally capable Of manufacturing hollow
cornice other of the we'll known forms
Patent rights for sale. Address
J. @, y. SALOMON
Bladensburg, Prince Geoge's county, MD.
NJ BATwo hundred well pressed
without removal. Adm
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nv =, q. pIcoUlRE, AuctIoneer

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONNECTICUT
avenue, between and auctOuOn Monday after
June olh ats O'clock the pemises shall sell 10y. Nos
l 49, and H. In Davdson subdivision Of No. 1885, fronting
26k feet Connecticut avenue, between and streets
north, running hack about 100 feel TO alley
within full of Lafayette Square, and
located Of the fashionable In Washington and
offer inducements OF securing
building lots than any property offered for sale in this city
Terms onetrd cash. residue in two equal payments al
10 and 10 MONTHS with secured by deeds Title In
disPutabe. j. G. MCGUIRE,
May 27--eod Auctoneer.
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l(NHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broms.--w. BAKER a co !.
Arrcvcsv and bro,n,
20 WHICH h premiums have been awarded by
The United States, AID by tbsiv agents "
H"ssey Murray, New York Twers Philadelphia
Thomas v. Bundge, Baltimore Kennel Dudley Ctpcnp,
Ohio; and y H. Howell, Georgetown, b. g, l.',' 49,
WAITER BAKER 4 CO..
Aps-dy Dorchester. Mas.