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Removal.
JOSEPH HUGCINs iewsisr, has
side Of Pennsylvania bcv 4th and 18th
OF Wizards Hotel, where
handsome Of fine s~eiry
which will he sold rsasonshe terms.
He feels thsnku TO hts friends and patrons and hopes They will
their cals
kinds of ewey and watches carefully repaired and
warranted.
Nov ll-~eodA'
lISE pARI,OR AND CHAMBER ruRSITUHE.-onl
sale I'M street, opposite Rrchanae Bank
large Of furnute parors
consisting Of
Rosewood and mahogany aetes French nroche
Large castor and psror chairs match
Mshogsny aud walnut isfe
Arm chairs and psror chairs, md
a large of sofas and chairs, 10 hair coh
Some beautiful chsnbcr sresn brown
Fine nshoesny and oval wardrobe.
Hnrwaus, bsdserds. and washssnd~. In
And variety OF other making sssor'
ment complete all which will BE- sold reduced prices
Oct 7l~-7tswS~ N. NcGRrC0p.
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(1UASr's HOTEL. NO. s3s Broadway,
This establishment win the undersigned
Washington trs'c'sss hotel about tho 9Th inst It's
the desirable in The city, snd m delightful
No pains expense win be spared to render patrons
Portable ss any other hotel in the country
j. r. CHASE.
rept 7-dn New York, September s, 1867.
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VIRGINIA LAND sCHIP.-Tbe undersigned, having had
some twenty years. acquaintance with Vrsirs military land
claims, and with Rchmond
revision of such claims the ale, August
1885, and will also purchase and se land and Strip
commission.
yTsPAsIAN ELLIS,
luno 22-sodH Irving Hotel,
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FOR BALTIMORE.

rxx-r The OsCEOIA will, on the qsth sep,erp-
kSArAkauue her, running regularly the
1ss1zRkAA place leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock, returning, leave Baltimore Tuesday,
O'Clock, p. m.
win regularly going and reiunin Leouardtown
Mays and Conc River, landings
Potomac, for signals land.
Passage and freight AZ tho usual rates.
JAMES MITCHELL,
Sept 2l--sodn Captain.
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MORE a. GALLAGHER, Iron Founders Mcru-
wi facureFs OF Wrought Railing
prosd street. Philadelphia make order nng for
balconies, public and grounds
mental and architectural ron wnrk
NJ g. would respectfully the attention ~ the citizens
Washington and vicinity railing enclosing Lafayette
square in This city Specimen drawings cent TO desros
making selection.
1-enfrrns
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Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency
MICHAEL. NOuRHE co.

MICHAEL NOURsE CO.,
Office southwest of and 9Th nearly opposite the
General Post Once, Washington, ID. c.
NJ 4 CO. will give their Of claims
against government whether before Supreme
Executive Departments the procuring Of
this and foreign countries and the purchase and sale patent
rights Their charges will be moderate and regulated the
a of the rendered.
Of will shortly England and the
Europe and will charge business with which be
may be intrusted.
MICHAEL NOuRsE,
JAMES MORSS,
CHAS. r. sTANSBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, r. II. GlLLET
June l9--wu
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NO BLANK Book Manufacturers-Me Medium denny, and fat
i cap papers, for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 CO.,
18th sir doors north of Penn. avenue,
Branch Of Staoner's Hail. ia and I76 Pearl New York.
N. B.-Orders received for book binders materials.
Oct 7-dtf
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BRUNSWICK CITY, GeorRtn.-Large and perempoy sale
ID OF building the brunswick OF
The Of the OF Brunswiek
sale OF hundred eligible lots viii public
nj the ogIettorpo House, Thursday 2b
January 1884, ~ O'Clock The sale viii positive
highest b. der.
Terms one third cash and the remaining td. and
Title perfect
The site Brunswick hold
presented
peake bay. The climate healthy, the
ticusrs with had Office OF company
~ broadway New York Mr. John Brooks Brunswick
Georria. WM. CHAUNCEY, President.
THox.s a. DrrrrH, Secretary.
Nov 2-taw5w
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new York Liverpool states ri~ti
Eteamers.
The ships comprising this line
lAPt west
c~Su~ These ships having been built BY coetrac
1kN4Y pre- for has been
IHMH~ their slso IA tef
strength speed and their aeconmo
daons elegance comfort
Ptrs OF passage York Liverpool caha, s9J
In cabin, Exclusive $500
Prom Liverpool 10 New York, f30 and Gao.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No lerths be secured until paid for.
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Erutrotderies, sc.
I'VE take pleasure calling The 70
w lowing
a5 dozen clear lawn handkerchief
rs do embroidered
n stitched
~ do ehsmisotis
10 do flowing sleeves
10 do halfaowine sleeves
rs do banded
do cambrtc-hnnded collars
do hook do
10 do faled do
10 do swsss musqnetier collars
GOO yards Swiss edge and inserting
600 do cambne do do
800 cambrc SWISS bands
IS very handsome embroidered skirts
We wish ladies attention
know them 10 be very cheap and desirable.
VERIFY, TEBns, yERBy,
octs-lm Corner Penn. and 7th
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ON A or fass ....s ."d s,.,. aa.--
tain twelve and has recently been papered and pane
throughout Terms accommodating and given mmed
atey Address 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department.
Oct l5-dtf
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NJ ~ have this day opened n choice assortment a
goods purchased importer
consisting Ia Of, viz;
200 yards rich plaid silks
1000 do do bfocade do
do plain Pouit de- Sole sik
1000 do high lusfsd black
1900 do best quality French mcnno 81
500 do plaid and figured French
1900 do rich plaid cashmeres, J7s
,QJo do high coored plaid mernos
a nne assortment OF oInhroiderios
% pieces "a black and coiorsd silk vevets
70 do pelice cloths, for adies' cloaks.
CIoAKs AND sHAwI.s
10 new.styie cloaks, cloth and velvet
100 long shawl.
90 long cashmere
60 squarc do do
DoMHsTTCs
large assortment, OF staple good. Of all kiuds.
Nov i5-aawowif HALL BROTHER.
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Ishs ross'nk anu iAhora"k Ess"hshnent
subscribers would call the their friends and the
public superb Of cloths
vens-, ali vey style. which tsy offer their
Wiards They prom
The last three
/ e., polite and obising for all iayors.
y. OWEN SON.
Dec 13-2awIm fSier and Sentinel
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hssssy cosssatuss Mr.. simon Willard,
ton sole agent of the sale OF watches United States
Of America, CHARLES fRoDsliAM
ArGIL Is, 1855. tfifVrr III MI
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IN a. matter Of the Elizabeth Lcigh, de-
ceased, orphan FOR Baltimore city Maryland
the orphans aforesaid
A. D. 1853, notice is hereby
ai Dsses said Elizabeth Leigh de
10Th day of June A
to Their cams to dshutye share Of th
- IN pursuance Of the act OF the general assembly Of Mary
laoA u leo6, chapter l55
= CUMRD n. HOLLlNS,
Administrator OF Eli sbeth Leigh
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a, ,.s,.. ,o,,xs under the name Of tho
~ Mnd we 49," .,sne, be ,s.ssrd but by strong
s.a.mss Me eeemusscs'ie" 's '"''''" y" '" wv
Caspian ..,..,.,he d,spatchcs received a.
49, IN al them evidently "a'roe, wh'rh may
Nwsss, a.. "a ,se,r wav ~ Amcrca, and which mcn
x.'~sh =, eNher a. wara Yea against thea, the nTSl
Wv WV x,A,lss has ahaNacd, aud the second that
S,S,'l. had kcea taAcp BY surprise by Mns c''nmo
I'll kassssnN
So ~ tsastSn,ncplc rassar,nl the forte OF 'he 10y
IN, 81 the Serbs which has been sufficiently 'es'1N
4, tA,sr aasc, behavior while the Russians wrrc W
tk,lr Immediate vicinity. Prince Alexander docs no,
Sesht sAss the rrincirahy WI, always be she" VI
an, sttear III an, Mrcign power either 10 ''es' WV
Ss,A. .san.t IN, Sultan or a. occupy The country,
ard ,AesetNre the Prince wishes that inc "'vN 1i
attitude af Austria toward Scryis should DC soN""ve
"a il entails great expenses upon thV V'"""., -.
Hr<lcRae IN Ccns,antincplc has ~ avs ,,,t
ssssss. already Nroaght h'mScn "," 'FsS ,rnsuJ
rrsncc NApclcVn aud With The MsssnM ~ ,',.ss,
~ Nh hs nr,Ashly rrcarca, though the Ministry
ssisks tn him ss long ss r"saeS' -, ;,.,,rrs,,;,,
m. J,,su, al the saealcd Greek uS"r'c'u"n
~N,cA have now hcca published ny ""'V'us"vu' gu.
anV,,x sre s,cs, Interesting. The whole affair was
$40 rvSsS, and carried by the instrumcniaiitl
sfrS. S,he sua Queen Amelia. The Leaders OF inc
ans, e., rrssiusd in Jurisprudence with The secre-
- ~ AZ, hinS and opcuh schnowl lodged III 'hrlr
is;,rs that success is only possible u e"u'"a'! re-
.,frx
srss Nv Hnrland and France, still cluns to h,s hss'a
s,wrs,hics up ~ the las; moment. and the Queen
r,ua lari, be kcrt IN the Palace, wheh 'no I'. y,
s,s,mharkti She intended e. make an appear ~ 'uo
rss.,s and h the enthusiasm Of the people ana 'aN1
Re lend Of the army. and march into Thcssa,y ana
Tr;ras l,svinr the Kingdom to the French and Eng
hsh. At .sst she Welded new Ministry was lo,'eS :,
span The kins hut the French retain the control o'
~, state expenditure during their stay tha' Is !" say
he Ministers are to be the tools sad executing oes
AZ ,be French administration Greece may now 'or
Al, srst timc since her establishment, become ac
srspte With the blessings OF an honest Though not
very lberSl, Government ,,-,.. -. c.;,,a
Sir Charles Napier begins to disapPolnt his trends
,ns ssri.rs. who seem TO forget that his hrst ana
srsstest ,sk is 10 persuade the Swedes to an alliance
e;,l The western powers while the French fleet at
Kiei is TO do the same regards Do=rk-the two
Scandinavian Kingdoms are nrst TO Dc oeVereu irpni
TIE Russian grasp before serious operations can take
rlsee. still the Swedes are well aware that during
xin,er. when the fleets withdraw, they VIII have To
49, 10 brnnt of the war against the Russians single
h,nasa and therefore their waverng policy has some
excuse but as to Denmark the Russian eanlngs OF the
Court and of the Administration have no patriotic pal
EafiOD. 'A - -
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LOSS OF AN OEFICER.


corresp Oudent of The London Times, OF May ~ says;
IL have Ia record II sad event. Tremendous storm
lightning ;hun.er and torrents Of ran-orQke over me
camp last night Two officers of the ODD Lieut. W Il.
Matnisk ara Ii sign T. Grove, set out from ne barracks
about clock, go 10 the encampment 81 their resi-
uens The distance il about third OF mile sand just
outside the horrack wall there is small gully or lncon-
siderable ravine, Of some few yards IN depth at The bottom
Of which there Usually few inches OF water so narrow
that a child might step across The rtln whch der, chu'u
il shoo,s-one mig; say IL coumns-oi water had now,
ever in the space of few moments, hied his gum! anu
turned il into a swift watercouTse which rushed INTO
the at the distance OF few hundred yarli RON
tie raih to the camp. The night was pitch dark, and
ii ere was no friendly Hash of lightning TO reva the
oarctrs Of the route TO tire officers. A HEY were
,roirg along well they could, they suddenly plunged
INTO tie muddy current far beyond Their depth. Mr.
10 get out and scramble up the bank out
hs Cas 10 his companion unanswered A. soon as
tie news Ita.hed tie ,ami, tn men turned out and
s,srIed ali auc he stream Tor Mr.. Macnish but he
nowhere 10 be found. Tie search sui continues bit Up
TO he tine al which write. although the gully has been
extniued inch by inch and tie waters have subsidized
tier, is Of the body, and there only remains me
mt sul ge.ion that has been carried away INTO
tie Tie occurrence has, II may well be imagined
great gloom the regiment, where M Macnsh
e,ervealy favorc, and the whole of the encatn-
nent partakes OF the feeling. pteous termination IN
deed to which promised honor and glory-o be
drOwred in a ditch y
According TO letter from Consantinople, in Mar
settles Journal Omer Pacha has officially communicated
TO Marshal ST. Ansud, and General Lord Raglan the fol-
lowing statement of his regular forces
.tsttsiiers Of eta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
qusdroIs cavalry Ion average men per squsonl 5000
Artillery. - pieces (ihe excellent
?tsisons Of tngneen each G.. sirong........... l0
4
30
The rr, gular troops stated consist Of Is t5 in
ftItry, well disciplined, but robust and intrepid and
excellent for hsassn. the enemy Theirregular cavalry
consists Of II 355 men, who generally well mounted
and be usefuly opposed TO the Cossacks The total
OF esua consequently % 400 and those, added to
he regulars make grand total of i32, 800
herd from the above port May 49, arrived to-day informs
US tina, Pernambuco is quite clear from sickness.
POLITICAL, everything Is quiet.
There every prospect Of large sugar crop the coming
/ season. flour, so y btl.
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PrRsaxBuco.-Capi. Munro of ship james II. Shep-
herd from the above port May 49, arrived to-day informs
Us tina, Pernambuco is quite clear from sickness.
Political, everything is quiet
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FARM FOR SALE.

\NILL be sold at private sale. that well known
Wv Farm lying Seventh street Plank Road, in
Montgomery county, Maryland, about eight miles
from Washington city, containing 372t acres, more
or less about 100 in meadow, 100 in wood and the
balance (l72t) in cleared fields The Farm be
divided into several giving fair proportion of wood
and meadow land to each. Tho whole Farm is well
watered, several never failing streams passing
through it. The fencing is good, and thcro is a
large quantity OF chestnut timber in the woods, suit
able for n further division Of the fields.
In point of health, beauty, and location, it is not
surpassed by any farm in the State of Maryland. II
has always been remarkable for its beauty. The
dwelling contains eight rooms, kitchen, pantry &c,
garrct, cellars &c, oil surrounded by neat pang,
with pump of good water in the yard barn. sta.
Bile, and other out houses good spring house, with
failing spring Of delightfully."- cool water at
tnched.
Servants quarters for as many hands as would
ever be necessary the Farm.
good apple orchard, and some excellent peach
es pears cherries, &c.
The road being now Of the very best character,
produce from the Farm and manurcs from the City
can be hauled Mt any and all seasons of tho year.
This property viii bc sold ,wenty,fre per cent.
cheaper than any other property on the road be.
tween il and tho city. With ordinary horse il is
not moro than an hours drive to the city.
Any communication addressed To CHARLES v.
GORDON, Washington, ID. c., will receive atten-
ton Dec. 15-6teow
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TTvHIS Insttution has been IN successful operation
i three years, aud its proprietor, having devoted
twenty-five years TO the management OF the sick is
now enabled to udcionsly select, and skifuily APP
ply such curative agencies as are brd adapted 70
each case Female diseases in all their forins re-
ceiye particular attention. and those even who have
been confined to their beds from 10 twenty years,
with spinal uterine or anomalous disease,
ed that there IL still hope for them We especially
invite such to correspond with us, unriyalisd
has given confidence of their durability. De-
rangement OF the system liver and digos tive
organs generally relieved. Terms from. SO to
$l2 per week accordiny TO hcpessness the amount
OF care required. Address
w. w. BANCROFT, NJ D.,
Dec 90 Granville Licking CO. Ohio
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RARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR SALE.

FARM NEAh WASf1ilNuIOIN w rOh DhLr.
TJyIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situated
l. about FIVE miles from w ashington, ID. c. in Prince
Georges county, Md 1t contains 1881 acres, more
than 30 of which is fine alluval meadow, producing
n ton and half of hay to the acre, but which un-
der improved cultivation would produce at least two
tons. Hay sells in the Washington market at from
u lnarsh covered with several feet in thickness Of
black EARTH the result Of decayed vegetation, which,
properly composted, is source from which the up
land may he enriched ut reasonable cost About
go acres Of the farm is woodland growth principally
oak and chestnut. The land, except the meadow, rs
undulating and affords many beautiful sites for build
ing. There many springs Of oxccllcnt water ON
tho place and it is noted for its hcalthlulness. Tho
soil Of the greater part Of the upland IL sandy loam
undcrlaid by clay--in some places clay predomina-
ting About rs acres could be divided into small gar
dcning farms giving nearly equal quantity OF wood
and arabic land to each There is orchard OF so
pech trees and go apple trees the place, all bear
ing. The farm il well fenced The buildings area log
house Of four rooms, with frame addition OF three
rooms meat house ol sun-dred brick, log kitchen
separate from the dwelling house stable, car
riage- house Ge. There IL stream OF water running
through tho place, with sufficient water and fall for
small mill Price. $50 per acre. Terms--one- third
cash. long credit for tho residue if desired or, il
would be exchanged for real estate in the city of
Washington. Address MARTIN BUELL.,
Washington ID. G.
Fifty acres about half of which is woodland, and
which could be divided into three gardening farms,
with woodland and beautiful building site to each
would be sold separately Or, if preferred will sell
the other part of the farm which the buildings
orchard and meadow, which cannot be conveniently
divided. NJ b.
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