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g.. PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,

This delightful Suburban Retreat.
On 7ih, near Boundary street,
ia Is NOW OPEN FOR
smM THE RECEPTION OF
Ana3 .s-. THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up at their ests blishment
shall be Of the best. =. :
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
in complete order.
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, OF
supper at short notice, and in the most approved
style, not surpassed by any house in the District.
For the commodstion Of the public, Coaches o1
the Union Line will leave the corner of 9th street
and Pa. avenue every thirty minutes, day and eve
ming; commanding at ! O'Clock a. m, for the Park
Hotel; stopping at Union Hall, G street = I
WILSON 4 HAYWARD,
Prop'rs Union Hall, c st Park Hotel, 7th st. (
aug l9-1m -
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lPRgACHtNG TO THE POoR.-A woman
in humble life was asked one day, on her
way back from church, whether she had
understood the sermon, stranger having
preached, "Wud 1 hae the presump.
ton ~ was her simple and contented an
swer.
well, Master Jackson, /" said his min.
lister, walking homeward after service
with an industrious laborer, who was a
constant attendant {: "Well, Master
Jackson, Sunday must be blessed day
of rest for you, who work so hard all the
week.. And you make a good use of the
day :; for you are always 10 be seen at
church. % cay, sir" replied jackson ;
lit is, indeed, blessed day l works
hard enough all-the week and then /
comes to church O. Sundays, and sets me
down. and lays my legs up, and thinks
o'notktng."
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ="

T'H1S beautiful burial place of the dead having
Il just BEEN dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose now open for the reception of the
remains of deceased persons.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for Q hundred
bodies, in which such friends Of the dead Is may
sppy can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan Of the ncorporstors is one of equality in
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
ior sale, (aithough they usually bring premium,)
making tho early selection Of lots tao mott desir
Until an office is established In the city of Wash
ingten, applications will be punctually attended
70 at the present Office, in the east wing OF tho build
Ing on entering the Cemetery. =
= - . VIM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N B-Glenwoodi s situated short distance due
nortn OF the Capitol. aug 11-8m
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS

6UU boxes, ass0Fted Sizes q qualfties.
NHE snbeciber has just received two importat tons
i Of WINDOW CLASS from Antwerp, selected
expires ~ for him, Of superior qualities, nom by
100 &c BY so inches. The stock hand is at this
tinse nearly 900 boxes.
Merchants and Builders caa now get supplies in
any quantities upon the very best terms and of any
required size.
Orders for French plato Glass, "polshed crystal
for store or parlor windows executed at short no
dce. s.t
Stained Glass for transoDs, and Enamelled Glass
for side lights OF Hall doors executed with reason
able dispatch and upon moderate terms.
-. B. II. MILLER,
aug Z-eo2W Alexandria, Va.
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LIME! LIME!! LIME!!!

taE HAMBURGH LIME KILNS being now In
Il complete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
70 furnisn bis approved customers at ell times dur
ing the season with Lime of the best quality fol-
plastering and other purposes. The lime manufac
tured at these kilns IL warranted to be equal In
quality 70 any other manufactured in the United
states. The price viii be, delivered ut the kim $40
in any other part of the city 81.
Cement and Calensd Plaster can also b. had st an
INES A. W. DENHAM,
apS-6n For the proprietor
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" for selsAt 81 SHILLINGTONs Bookstore
Sir jasper Osfew, Knit, his Life and Impotence
a fashion and Famine, By Mrs. Ann Stephens
Inc Mysteries Of . Convent, by = noted Methodist
New editions d Sol. Smith and Quarter Races In
Kentucky a.. .ts7
All the new books published received immediately
Afterwards, and for sale at ~.
t.' sHILLINaToN's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa ~. and ~ st, odeon Building,
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POsITIVELY sEILINa OFF, AT COST

POSITIVELY SIZZLING OFF AT COST
COMMENCE this day to run OF my stock of DRY
L Goods and Shoes at prime cost. What remain,
BY the 2Oth Of July, will then De offered ut auction
Persons whining extra bargains win do well Il
call. " -r-h - r :
have good assortment Of Dress Goods, Shawn
Manhes, Bonnets, Ribbons, Paraeols, 10.
Also, good stock Of SHOES Of all kinds.
The Store win be for rent on the 1st of August.
T. 8. BROWN,
Cor. It'll and sts., Northern Liberties
lie lift
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer,
EXTENSIVE
BOOT& SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
just opened In Iron Hail.

9 p. HOOVER has fitted ND. in an-
~. attractive st lie, the large and spacious u
store In Iron Hall, Pennsylvania ave-, bet
9Th and 10th streets, snd furnished it with -
perhaps the largest and bast selected stock Of Ro,ts
and Shoes ever exhibited in this city.
1t s the determination of the UNDERSIGNED tn
make this establishment excel in all particulars eve
~ other OF the kind in the country With this
view he has made arrangements for a rs,gu ar sur.
ply OF every article in his line of busnsss With tn.
most celebrated manufacturers in this country and
10 future every variety Of BOOTS and iSROES for
Ladies, Gentlemen, Children and Servants NAV here
be found. --~' neie
No expense has been spared in fitting M this a..
Adjustment, 30 as to make it attractive a. plaee NJ
BUSINESS he will spare no effort to win q liberal
share of public patronage His prices shall be mod
crate, experimenting as closely as possible to those
Of the manufacturers.
oeived:
Black, bronze and oolosed Caters, thick and thin
White and black satin Slippers, and Knelish Kid
Slippers
French and American Morocco and Kid Slippers
Morocco walking Shoes of every variety
Toilet Slippers, enamelled and worked, French and
American
Jenny Lind Buskins, Polkas, and other styles Of
FOB GENTLEMEN.
FrsD DC Patent 1T Leather Boots Boots. s,o
Do Calf Dress Boots, b if Boots and Shoes
Caters, Pumps, &c.
Cloth CATERS, black and colored =
Enamelled top French patent leather foxed CATERS
Eng ish Ties, &c.
All varieties Of common Boots and Shoes, pepged
and sewed.
FOB YOUTHS, MISSES 4 CHILDREN.
Youths Pumps, Dress shoes and Boots of beautiful
styles, and Of every quality
Missee' Black and oolored CATERS Slippers. Walk
ing Shoes oflatsst patterns -
Childrens Shoes, embracing every style and quality
now In use.
FOR BOYS.
have made particular ARRANGEMENTS for this do
partment Of my business. Here, them let the Bows
come fer just such shoes as they may fancy. and
which have heretofore been so difficult to find
FOR sERVANTs.
My assortment Of Servants Shoes of all kinds Is
large and very complete.
the citizens generally Of Washington, Georeetovn
Alexandra, Prince Georges, Montgomery and the
surrounding country; also, rangers visiting the
city, to hvor mo with . call before purchasing.
aesire to make no particular pledges but hope. by
fAr dealing, by polite attention, and by devotion to
business, to challenge the confde ce Of all and win
success In my new enterprise.
9. P. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot b Shoe Establishment.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
aug l6-d1w&eo2w
Union, Intslligencer, News, Sentinel, and Bait.
Sun copy.)
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS.

- SHIRTS-SHIRTS. g "A
NEW style of Fancy Summer Shirts Of the most
~ beautiful patterns, with French double Rs
bands and Studs 90
Also, new styles Of white embroidered Bosoms, On
trely new. ~
Shirts made to order and warranted to ct Or N
sale ~ II 1rI'7-. ~ y ~ =
SHlRTS Of all qualities. ' .s- ~.
al WALL / STEVENS, y
Pa. avenue, betw. 9Th and 10th sts,
ALSO, doors below the National Hotel,
jy S-tf sue. tctls. = 4 Ins' B. o
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Owe learn from the Parkersburg
Gfazette that MIR. Solomon Burlington, Of
jackson county, Va, was recently bitten
by q rattie-snake; but, upon drinking q
quart Of two OF whiskey, was relieved
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SKeToH1sgoF IMMINENT STATESMEN OF ths
~ nms d. George III, By Lord Bro1ghan- aeW
Letter. q Rachel Lady Russl, new edition, ope
Railroad Accidents and the means By which they
may Be prevented By the use Of the Hleotrp Nsgnse
&c sanity AppAtstus, BY Turnbull ana ". O. hss
nsST<o ohto - &c ,HHp SCI ZUEsb i
Owen on the Skeleton ami Teeth ,,f. IA ....t. .
Oerpsntsr's Principles Of Comparative Pnyaolosy
new edition IRANCX 1AyI0.
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CAPITOL GARDEN RESTAURANT

Foot Of Capitol hiU, corner of I'd stree. and
Maryland dUesue.
INHIs new establishment Is now open for the "a.
eepsaon Of visitors, who will be served in splen
xdiblss and Beverages will always be Of the f,-st
quality -''
In connection with the establishment there Ia q
Spacious and well ventilated Saloon, which has been
decorated most elegantly with Fresco psintings
Concerts, Meetings, DC. -'''
LIBERAL arrangements will be made for thu as.
oommodstion Of private parties. ~
The patronage Of the public Is respectfully request
ed. GERHARfST
aug 26-eo2wS
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.I- ?. Z. DENIsON,

Councillor ANA Attorney t.LaW,
- WACO, McLENNAN CO., TEXAS,
VIM practice In the counties Of Milan, Bell. vii
Navarro, and Hill, and the Supreme Court at Aus.
tin. Galveston, and Tyler. I.-rgE ;,
VIII also act as Land Agent, and give specisi at.
tsnton to Investigating and perfscting Land Titles
IN any part OF the State. -rI aug le-W6m
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Z NNN14 Nls AplI I5l IN ud1n,
INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOsSAMHR
vHNTILATING WIG AND KLASTIO BAND
- @ TOUPACES.
No. 1T CHESTNUT STREET, oypoHte the Slate
House, Piladeplaa.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
i to measure their own hea Is with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scaips, Inch.
No. /. The round Of the No. l. From forehead to
head back ~ far Is
S. From for ehead bald.
over the head to Z Over forehead Is
mock. far ss required.
8. From ear to ear 8. Over tho crown Of
over the head. tho head.
1. &r0m ear to ear
round the fore --s
head, ...
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NEW MUSIC received this week-Ida Polka, In.
IN gOmar Polka Pattie Polka, Fantasis on Jor>
dams Hard Road to Travel; The Hives, consisting of
variations on "Thou art Gone from my Case" Grand
Russian March variations Golden Ring Waltzes
This Dsrkiee Heart Is Sad; Few Days, and In adj.
ton to variety OF standard and popular Music,
violin, guitar, flute, ACCORDION, and other kind Of
Music Books. - JOHN p. EIdIS "
mav,so Penn av. batvaau 9th and 10th 4.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS l
Ia SEA HBhTA1NG.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,

n This new and popular establishment e now
u2open for the reception Of visitors.
The proprietor thankful for the patronage be has
50 largely received, begs to assure his friends and
the public that the H0TAL in every department
WI Be kept in style superior TO sny pfsvisas ~
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooma-
Hasslers celebrated orchestra has been engaged ex.
clusively for this house, and many other arrange
ments have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made hy address.
ing the proprietor ct Cape Island or to the subscri
Der. L. HARDWOOD,
No. II South Sd street, Philadelphis.
N.B.-Ixtensive stabling on the premises.
10 l0-Sm ..t 60 -
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PRESERVING KETTLRS'

4 LARGE sseortmsntof Porcelain and beiimetal
IA PRESENTING KETTLES have Just been re-
osivsd, t0gother with . large assortment Of House
kespsrs Hardware, all Of which are oIdred on res
aonsble farms by the subscriber. ~ . q
/ u 1ilf s. JOS. L. SAVAGE.
p avenue, between 10th and nth SITS.
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"A CARD.

THE Cabinet and Undertaking business Is still
/ continued at the establishment of the late VIM
King, on Congress street Georgetown, where all or,
defs will meet with prompt attention.
aug 18-2w VIM KING. r.
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TO MEMBERs OF COZ g q Es ),
Il StrangefA and ,Citixsns.-We sre
now Eseeivlsg lot Of Goods suitable for the FALL
nlks OF sA kinds IN. r''eh re- 1T
French Aousselines. Merinos 81 o. 4. Il. +
Alpacas, Bombssins, Irish Linens
liable Dsmssk, Damask Napkins, Eannels
Cassinets, Cloths, Castimeres - gUHk
4 4 q aii kinds 40 ,'-a.H it3l
noel1fy OF Oil kinds ~, ~
A variety of Carpets Of various kinds Z =.
The remainder Of our Summer Goods will be sold
wv cheap. Some nrst rata t4LaVns at OK eta.
SeanaiSl ustOo ~ d.,, Rsrsgs d LANES, lzk 60.
worm "na -. Bsres~ very sheaEg y,a :. ..Isaai
su& t3-hT AsaAG. HALL / BR0N}1A.s
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o. In Rockingham county, Va, a
large deposit of anthracite coal has just
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SNIDER'S WINES
At PHILA I.puTA

1OHN v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
y former old established Waxe Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., No. 70 Walnut street, four doors b.
low Fourth stres, where Consumers viii be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most acoommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm.
portation OF FOREIGN WINES, Office No, rs Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
reseve orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&c, rom various houses in Europe, In quantities OF
single dozen and upwards ana also soiicits Tor his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
his friends and former customers
=, - All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
hvered by Express free Of freight. ieS-ly
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ERENpH LITERATURE,-TAYLORA
MaURF have on sale several cheap sditiOns Of
the most eminant French Authors, including Hain.
tine, B:lssc, Lsmsrtins, Dumas, DsKocl, Eugene
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ROGER BROWN 4 co.,
HAOLKGALK DEALERS e lAPOR TKRS OF
WINES A Nd LIQUORS.
No. SIS HIGH STRICT,
(sstSsen Eighth and Ninth, north ssss,)
aodI1 aRowE. loo &-lyl RHI1Ax NaILAu
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RKMITTANCEs TO IRELAND.
pARsOaS desiring to send money to ireland, can
L obtain checks for 81 or more, on the Belfast
Sanking Company, payable u, ell the principal
pHnf. Apply to. N7EF-CHUBB BROTHERS,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS
n Superior Travelling Trunks
Medium and low priced do
Packing. do

CarPet BaRb Hat Boxes, YaIiseS
estchsls, &c, DC, .f...
Being the most extensive and varied assortmes
Of travelling Requisites to be found in thseity whc
We ars sailing cheaper than the cheapest.
VALE STEPHENS,
Next door to the Iron Hall,
Pa sysnue, between 9th and 10th sta.
u r. Intel News)
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ARMY & NAVY EQUIPMENTS.

TWALL L STEPHENS, Military Manufacturers
w efthe finest order, would respectfully call the
attention Of Army and Navy Officers, to their mpe
Nor work and style of goods. =
They have created revolution in this department,
hpd can furnish the most elegant goods ut prices
that viii successfully challenge greater reduction.
We wish toshov that this Is net an exclusive or
privilege business and Is susceptible oil all the pro
g'sss Of the sge, DESPITE the joggngs Of antiquari
Ctissn Clothing made to order in elegant style
and latest fashion.
United States Flags and Banners made to order.
sug l-2sw3m
EA1n STYLE HATS for 1854 -Bee6e'a
n New York Fall Style Of 0entlenen's DRESS
HA1S and other new psttsrns, viii be introduced
sI9n' fH t3d l lJ'1if- LAMBS
sni ~ Fashionable Hak Gap, and Gents
Furnishing Store, Pa. sveSue, near AZ a.
aug 25-eo2w (Alsx 1szl
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1 READ: :.READ!!

HLMNH PATENT IMPROVED GUITARS ana
4.vlOAd Ns-Wehaye been Appointed SOLD seenf
pnnisenn Patent 1npfcted Guitars and vioEnS.
inYifs the sttsn ion ofthose intereaed. .~zs''
PersoSs having old Gpitars and Violins ssu have
,ts s Eopasttai improvement attached BY applica.
Old insfrnsnts taken 10 szshanes for ~. y. !
-"' 'i0~ 90 '-'" mo. j. EHkB,
4. 20. avenue, between sth ana I6& sts. Z
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, a new
rear of Mr.. Schsds Third street. offers rare in,
ducements to the lovers of the pleasurable exercise
of bowling. 1t has three alleys laid with une-
qualled skill the best in the city, aud every atten-
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. aug IO-8n1
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THROUGH TICKETS.


sPassengers for Lursy and New Market will TAXI
the train leaving Alexandra, at z O'Clock .. NJ
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connectins
With the stages at Cufpeper, C. 81.
Passengers fer Lynchburg win take the train
leaving Ale1andria at O'Clock, q. m, on Nor
dayh Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with tn,
stages at Charlottesville.
viii take the train leaving Alexsndria daily, con
Meeting With the stages at stsunton.
Freight Trims ore running daily, SundAy a
eeytsd9
Alexandra, Va, May %. may 8l-t
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early grave Let no young man or woman enter In
to the secret obligations of married life without
reading tho POCKET ESCULAPIUS Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights nervous feelings and the whole train
stefan, be another moment, without consulting the
KSCULAPIUS. Havc the married, or those about
to be married any impediment read this truly use
full book, as has been the means Of saving thous
death.
HAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter, will receive one copy Of this
work by mail, OF i've copies will be sontfor Ono Dol
Lar. -, VII.
Address, Gost paid) DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
No. I52 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
sp 18-ly
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A ARRANGEMENTS having BEEN made With tha
II owners Of the new and splendid steame,
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandra and
Washington, a distance of six miles, in connectior
with the trains on this, and the Washington Raj
roads, the following schedule will take effect on and
after Thursday, June LIST, 1864:
A Train from Alexandra to 9ofdonsville, and In
termediate Stations, viii leave the Depot corner o.
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock q m, on the
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving ct Gordons
Vile, t halfpast 10 o'clock connecting ct thai
point with the Trains on the Virginia Central
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and stsunton.
Train from Gordonsvills to Alsxandris and In
termediats stations, will leave Gordonsville q
II o'clock, on the arrival Of the cars on ths
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexsndri,
ct halfpast o'clock-thus allowing time to connec,
With the train leaving Washington, City for thu
North, and for Dinner on board tho boat.
Train from AlexAndria 10 Warrenton and inter
mediate 2tAaons viii leave Alexandria daily, (6un
days exeepte0 ct o'clock, p. m, arriving ct War
rent at halfpast o'clock p. m.
On Sunday win leave ct O'Clock q. m.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations, win leave Warrenton daily (Sun
day exoepted) ct quarter befors7 O'Clock Q. N, ar
irving at Alexaldns 1t halfpsst O'Clock Q. m.
On Sunday VIII lssve 1t quarter past IL O'Clock
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DOCTOR YOURsELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPTUS:

j Tho Fiftieth Edition, With
One hundred Engrsvings
showing Diseases and Nal
formations Of the Human
| System in every shape and
y, form. To which is added .
Treatise on the Diseases of
Females, being Of tho high
est Importance to married
\ people, or those oontem-
\ plating marriage. By
VIM. YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed
to present 9 copy of the
KsCULAPIUSt to his'child
It NAV. Save him from an
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UNION REFRACTORY.

Corner of Pennsylvania 40. and Third St.
~ The undersigned re-
~la1 spectfully announces to e8k
~ hi. customers and the
H public, that he has laid *
in fresh stock of malt and sprituous liquors Of the
best quality, among which may be found fine Read.
ing Ale, other Ales, and Lager Beer superior Bran
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments His
larder is supplied with the best of the market, in
season, served up at the shortest notice, and his
Cigars are of the choicest brands. Thankful for
past favors he hopes to receive continuance of the
some. b. SCHAD
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WASHINGTON 4 ALEXANDRIA BOATS
~ FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
y RIAGES AT LOW RATES
The Steamers GEO. WASHINGTON and THOs
O0LLYER viii, on and after this date, run at the
above rates JOB C0RS0N, !
900 SAMUEL GEbNEY,
may 2Qd Captains.
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f1''acs from ae act of Congress, approved August
10, 1876.

Tee 9 And be .tJarther enacted, That from and
enef the passage Of this act every proposal for naval
supptes invited by the Secretary Of the Navy, I'm.
ser me proviso to the general appropriation Bill for
tne navy, approved March third, eighteen hundred
sna iorty.three, shall be accompanied by a vrtttsp
suaIshtee, signed by one more reasonable per.
t1ns, 70 the eaeot that he or they undertake hat
'ne BIDDER or bidders WILL Il bis or their bid be ,c-
Sepesd enter into an Obligation, in such time a nav
prescribed by the Secretary Of the Navy, With
sooo ana samcisnt sureties to furnish the suppliee
proposed! No proposal shall be considered mica
accompanied BY such guanntee., IN after the se
Ssptsnce OF proposal and notification thereof %
Sae Dlodef OF bidders, he they shall fsi to entss
so an obligation within the time prescribed BY The
Secfeary q the Navy, with good and sufncisnt
So or furnishing the supplies then thesecretsry
VI me nay shsil proceed to contract with eome
otnsr efsons for furnishing the ssid supplies: md
saai forthwith cause the difference between the
amount contained in the proposal % ausrsnteed
Snd tne smount for which be may have contrsctsd
nor furnishing the said supplies for the whole pe,od
OF the proposals to be charged up sssinst nd Sid
oef or bidders, ana HIS and their guarsntor. y,
guarantors; and tbs same may b immsdiatsly N.
covered by the United States, for the use Of TIE
either or all Of said persona
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r. DoNari has
always ready for
sale = splendid
stock Of GentS'
Wigs, Toupees,
Ladies' Wigs,
half Wigs, Frs
OTIS, B raids,
Ourle, &c. bean.
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

WAsHINGT0N BRANCH RAILROAD.
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CHANGE or HOURS.
0N and after to day, the Trains win leave Balh
" more for Warrington daiiy, except sundays
ct ~ snd.s a, and and 9 p N.
On Sundays at a . N, and p m.
Will leave Washington for Baltimore 1T 8 and 81
a m, and 3 and s n. t1
On Sunday q 6 q m and 6 pm. G--
: FARE: ..t
Washington to Baltimore. 80
Do and return. .......-.....................2 90
Do to Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Do and rsturn"..."~.........-.-..... 2 90
- ---.-.-- J. II. DONE,
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