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-@-- BOOTS AND SHO Els, -.
At the old stand of A. Hoover & Sons.

South ssds Of Pens. avsnue, between 9Th and III sts
Opposite Browns Hotel s~- =.
THANKFUL for past fayors, We would etiu &C
i Hct . contin uance Of custem from all of our
old customers and friends, and as naRynew as will
give "a call. We are prepared to give general
satisfaction to all that will favor Us with q cali.
Our assortment OF ell knis is the largest and best
Of any other establishment the city, and our ar.
rsngemsnb are such with the hest manufacturers
that Ne are prepared to furnish aoy kin Is and
qualities a. short notice - -.~-., -, q
ladies' Gators .nd Il Gait button and lace %,
Mi ses and children's g. q %.
Ladies Misses and hildrens kid and morocco Slips
- and Ties Jefcrsons and Boots, cloth end n
rocco .-,gs ,..
For gentlemen, have superior article of Fr.n b
boo and Shoes, Button and Congress. Cloth.
d. Kid and Calf Caters, single and double soils.
Patent Leather and Calf shoes of ali descrip-
49, tons
Boys and Youths Boo is and Shoes Calf and Pa.rn,
Leather Of every variety AZ style
Servants Boots, Shoes and Brcgans in an endles.
variety. .-.,
Our stock has teen se,ected with great care from
the best manufacturers in the Union Don't forget
tho old stand of A. HOOVER SON,
south side Pa. av., between 9Th nd 7th ets
rUs.., next or to jackson & Brother
sep?-TuTh&ss6t l. 1 y ny HFF
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TIE CLOCK AT ST. PAUL's, LONDON.

A writer in the Foreign Quarterly,
thas describes the machinery of this great
London clock: -. .
1.-The pendulum is fourteen feet long,
and the weight At the end of it is one
hundred weight; the dial on the outside,is
regulated by similar one within, the
length Of the minute hand ON the exterior
dlalS. is fifteen feet, and the weight Of
each seventy-tive pounds; the length of
the hour figures two feet and two and q
half inches. In the face of the dial is an
aperture of about a foot square, through
which vlslteRs are allowed to- Protrude
their heads to observe the hands in mo-
ton. the minute hand making a consid-
cradle Leap at each swing of the pendu-
lum. A gentleman was at one time IN
dulglng bis curiosity in this way, the
hand being above his head. and after
wards turning to look below, remained
IN that position, until on attempting to
move he found the minute hand close
upon the back of his neck, and was
totally unable to extricate himself.
In short time he would have been in.
evitably suffocated, even if decapitation
had not ensured. Fortunately friend
was with him, who hastily summoned
assistance, and the clock was Just stopped
IN time to save his life. Since that time,
the. guide takes care to caution visitors
prolonging their, observations at a certain
period in every hour. The fine toned
bell which strikes, is clearly distin-
suished from every other bell in the me.
tropolis, and has been audible at the dis.
taneel of twenty miles. 1t is about ten
feet ia diameter, and it is said to weigh
four and a half tons. The bell is tolled
on the death of any member of the royal
family, OF the Lord Mayor, Bishop of
london, or the Dean of the Cathedral.
The Whole expense for building the Ca
thedral was about million and . half
pounds sterling" ...-.,.s -,
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EXCESSIVELY L1TERARY.-Howa young
lady endeayored TO adapt her style of
conversation to the character or her
guests, is narrated in an Ohio paper, as
follaWs.:. - -.-- 80 rs..i 90 t-a',-'-'
fssTnm Cerwin and Tom Ewing being
-, political tour throughout the State,
s,opped at the house ola prominent poll.
t'ciaR at night, but found no one ut home
but young niece, who presided at the
supper table. She had never seen great
men, and supposed they were elephan
tine altogether, and all talked in great
language. Mr.. Ewing, will you take
condiments in you tea2" inquired the
young lady. l..=,',,--...
Yes, Miss, if you please" replied the
quondam salt boiler. vi. -a
%. Corwin's eyes twinkled. Here was
fon for him. Grati6ed at talking with
great men, the young lady addressed MIR.
Cor WIN IN the same manner
viii you take condiments in your tea,
Pepper and SALT. but no mustard %
was the prompt reply of the facetious
Tom. --b..s -
Of<eoHrse nature must out, and Ewing
and the entertainer roared in spite OF
themselves Corwin essayed to mend the
matter, and was vofuble in snecdote, and
Wit, and compliment. But the wound
was Unavoidable. The young lady, to
this day, declares that Tom Corwin is a
course, vulgar, disagreeabie man.
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tiful1y Manufactured and cheap as sny eutsblish
DOLLIaYe HERBAN1UM EXTRACT Oh Lus
TROUS HAITI TONIC, -
prepared from South American herbs and roots tbs
most successful Article produced for preserving
the heir from fning cut o. changing COLOR restoring
and preserving 1t In healthy and luxuSiant state.
Among other reasons why DolIards hair Routing S.
loon, maintains its immense popularity Is the fact
that hs Tonic ia applied to srcry head OF hair cut ct
bis establishment consequently It IL kept in beter
preservation than under any other known epplics.
aon t oens .sSs Psoso, se;tsd y shouss ss,
Wholesale and rctsit ct his OH Establishment III
ohesaut Etrae.s crposhe tia State Housa, PhIa-
dsiphia. ...
K. DszL.sn has at last discovered tAe II PLUS OF,
IA Of hair dye, and Announces It fbr seie wft psr
feet oondepce, Ia its sprssBsng syerythtns Of tn
Kind now in use 1t colors the hair either black or
brown, ~ may b. desired, and h used without any
injury to the heir sxin either BY stain OF ottsr.
wie, can b washed on in ten minutes SITTER the -
ploakion, without dctractng from its efficacy Pes.
sons visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to r. D0LBARp, 1T CHESTNUT
STREKT, PIILAnYLPHIA, will receive ,ttsntion.
ion BY.
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GEALgD PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
y Ace until IL o'clock m, on Monday, September
Is, 1854, fr furnishing one hundred and fifty tons
best quality anthracite COAL one half red ash, ard
one half white ash. The coal must be pure, of egg
sse, $40 pounds to the ton, and delivered free OF
extra charge in the vaults of the Capitol =!
Alse, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
Of best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hundred
and twenty five eorcsto be sawed once, and twenty.
fsaeor5s to be sawed twice; the whole to be Iaeas-
ured; rswed, and slowed away in thevaults ut tbs
both wood aud coal are to b delivered on or be.
fore the 16 day Of October next and to be fub)sot
to inspsctioh q to quality, weight. and measure by
person 10 b designated by the Clerk for that pur
'Tl'gcssl Clerk OF House Of Representatives u. 9.
SD 6--dt2sth "a Ssty 30 ias,s,, -...-i -
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NOTICE 10 70 pRE-EMpr1oN oLA1MANrs.

Under the ct Of Congress approved Sd March,
1858, entitled San act 10 extend Pre- empton rights
to certain lands therein mentioned" the preemp-
ton laws were extended over the abovsnentisoe,
alternate odd numbered sections vhers the settle
msnt and improvement we're made prior to the date
Of allotment II proven up and paid for at the rate
Of two dollars and Fifty cents per acre, before the
day fixed for the public SALE And the act approved
eth March, 1854, entitled San act for the relief RI
settlers on lsuds reserved for railroad purpo as
persons who Eettlel and improved tho above named
sections prior to the date Of Nth rd,odl will be
titled to pra emptions at the ordinary minimum
price Of the public lands or at the rats Of one do
Lar and twenty-five cents per scre IL proven up and
paid for before the day fixed for public ss.e There
fore every person entitled to the preempen
to any Of the alternate osdnumbsred sections above
mentioned, under the act Of Sd Mar b, 1854 sboye
referred to- On nts made prior to the 18th Of
March. 1854, be date Of sllotmsstl or under The
act Of n March, 1854. on seetlenekts Ksds prirr
to the date of ithdra0l of the lands from mark It
nksWiae every perssn entitled to prs-er pron under
the astof 9th MSrch, 1854, on any Of the above
lands outside Of tks sS sls lmits diectsd to be rs
stored to entry on the sixteept, day Of October
maxi at St. Louie Ia required to eetsbdish tia
same to the satisfact on Of the Register and
receiver of the proper land Once and mako payment
therefor as soon q practicable ates stin6 tbs setios
and before The day aPpontsd for the comm ercenen{
Of the public sale OF the lands embracing he trsct
clsimed otherwise such claim viii be forfritsd.
jos. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners Of General Land Cfhns.
up l9-laHlsE
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eefly grave Let co young man or woman entef. in.
to tho eecrst ooigntions of married life without
reedfhe thcifUcKEr ESCULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain In the side,
Of Dyspeptic sensatioue and gwen up by their ply.
sieisn, be smother moment without consulting tho
ASCULAPIuS. Have the married., Or Those about
to be married sny impeachment, read this truly use.
fu book, as Il hiss been tbs MEANS Of saving thous
.nds Of unfortunate Creatures from the very jaws az
death. - 81"
a-Apy pstson asndtpg TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed ID letter, viii r.eeits one copy Of this
work By ms or hFe copies viii be sentfo One Fol
Address, frost raid, DR. WIN YOUNG, g
'I' TIE . No. te3 eprues street. Philsdelphas.
an J2-Iv 81 = ~. 30 .-.t - - ~
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Arrival and Departure Of cssea steamers
NOW IS THE TINE.

LNOR all those wishing to purchase any article in
II the wsy of fine WATCHES, rich and fshio D,
e6teSosd jaw pune steflipg SILVER WARE,
of our own manufscture) &c. Sc, to save from is
70 16 per cent. by calling at HOODS JEWELRY
STORE, IS he is now receiving hi. Fan supply o.,
fine goods, which he will dispose of at the loves.
9Th ateets, sign Of the large Spread Eagle.
; sep 10 " q HOOD
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DoIaLARD, .
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,

INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAM1B
VANTILATINa WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
.r TOUPAOKS. .;.l. r.-
No. 1T GHESTNUT STREET czPosSte tie State
nj House, Philadelphia. ...,
INSTRUCTIONS TO enable Ladies' snd Gentlemen
J. to measure their own hes Is with accuracy: s .
For Wigs, inches. Eaapeas Scalps, Inch.
No. /. The round Of the Ho. l. Prom forehead TO
head ..--'.... go. back - far a
4. from 70 ohoad bald.
- over the head to & Oyar forehead &c
= mock. - fEr as required.
3, From ear to ear 8. Over the crown Of
over tho head. tbs head
1, From car to e,E -. ....- ...,.
n round tho tSEe-. .'cv-: -. 81,
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NTE would m st respectfully infosm the cit:z,. 9
w of Washington, that we have row in sfors q
arge and beautiful assnr. meut of CORNtCa
RINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c ) at prices to suit al
perso al. All kinds Of Window and Bed ORA pERY
made and put up At the shortest notice and in tbs
hest manner. Carpets made and put down and
warranted e. ct. All kinds Of PAPER HANGING.
DECORATING and UPHOL- Terry work atenjeo
10 promptly We keep cone antly on hand an
elegant assortment of Paper Hangings md in fac
every thing ia our lire of business: We guarant 81
81 isfaction to our customers, Paper hun by G :
perienced ha ds- Persons are requested TO cali
examine eur goods before purohasipr elsewhere, AZ
We dess IL tr uble to exhibit our-,oods even t.
those WIN merely wish TO ook through curiosity
a-' ---- JOS. T e. PLANT 4 CO.,
No Washington Place, It'll street near u.
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A CHANCE.

7 WILL dispose, OF my stock OF Dry and Fsncy
i Goods on reasonable terms II If An excellent
chance for any one DESTROYS Of going in the hu-i
ness. / can be seen at the store after O'CLOCK
m, and in my absence any information can be Cd
tanned OF T. a. Shekel, Georgetown.
c. r SHEKSLL,
eep 9-eo3H 81. 3doors east of the Market
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY.n

TH1S beautiful burial place of the dead having
l. just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
or the purpose IL now open for the reception Of the
remains of deceased pefeons. -
: /. The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for . hundred
bodies, in which such friends Q + the dead - may
appiy can place the departed until they select stes
for the graves rs sz2ss .---.. 81 U'--zss .,s
The plan Of the incorporstors ID ono of equality IN
regard to the lots, which will not DO put mp pubeiy
for sale, {aithough they usually bring premium }
making the early selection Of lots the most desir
sble. hgJt-~en Il. ,'.....G n tI-:-sr t-T
Untsl an once Is established In the city Of Wash.
ington, sppic4tions will be punctuAlly ate ndsd
to at the present Office in the east wing of tbs build
ing On entering the Cemetery. any ~
-. i'sT as WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-alsnwood Is situated a short distance due
north of the Capitol. =. . I 81 80 aue ll-sm
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By Royal Letters Patent. -.
TIL E HYDR0 AGEN,
WATERPROOF ANTI coNsUAPT7VE
CORK SoIs1ss


HARCOURT, BRADLEY d CO.,
A. MARKET ST., MANCHESTER.
Principal Warehouse, 102 Wood street, CAedpside
London, England American Eaablishmessts So
Aim STREET. and 102 Nossau street, NeV Fork, UtsS.
ted States ~ 'a-' fl o..
The Hydromagen is . valuable discover for pro.
tecting the feet from damp cold, and therefore
preventive OF many Lung Diseases, sosthout- oay
| dc1o'1ng iChdterT: The Hydromsgen is in the torn
OF sole, and worn ins,d, the boot or shoe. Ite
"sed,caed character is powerful sntidote to dis.
ease. - w. . 80
| FOR Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm,
and healthy, to In the coolest or rsiniest of
| her, as the :oos cannot becom vet if the Hy-
dsomsgen is inserted. Ladies isay wear toe ight-
eat sosd boots orshoes in the worst weather FIJI
imp unity; whi'a Consumption so prevalent among
the Young OF our country may he thwarted by their
general adoption. They entirely supercede over
hoes 8, the latter cause the feet to p-rspre in a
vary unhealthy manner, and, besides ara not dan
gerous wear to pedest rians in icy weather like In
dia rubbsrs lille the latter cause the feet 10 ar.
pear extremely large, the Hydromagsn, being mere
thin slice Of cork prepared, peculiarly placed inside
DOES not increase the eze Of the boot or cause the
\ foot to appear un'idy To Children they are ex.
| tremely vsiusble, as they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy elects. Their expense is
wbe patronize them viii fiud their vearlv DOCTOR q
oiRs nruch diminished thereby. - ~ .
| As tho Hydrcmagen ia becoming more knpwn, its
sale is ncres sing to an almost incredible Extent
liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris Antwerp,
Hamburger, and Berlin, our sales reached 1,T32 $50
pairs Of Cork soles. This year the number will far
| surpass that ~ /
AK the Faculty their opinion Of their value a.
preventive for corGHs, CoIDs, BsoNcHr1s, ASTHMA
and CONSUMPTION. o. ~
Mems Size, per pair, So cents ne
| Ladies' do do so do -'" .-'
| Boys 4 Misses do Is do
NOTICE. ~ rom the Retail prices VIC make very
liberat allowance to -Jobhers and Wholesalers 90
that anv storekeeper may make q se profit on the
sale, while they article that may bs, kept IN
any store among any class of goods. ,..
For terms appig TO 90 -. = -
HARCOURT, BRADLEY 4 co.,
80 Ann str eet, New York.
ssep 8N3DdAw - 80 ;. - -AE
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
49, Now and second hand PIANOS Of
.U1EItmy own and several othsr factories,
are always TO Re had at nay Piano Wayeroom, on
18th stzsat, -hstWeen- PennsylysniA aYsnne and D
street. = - ---------------.----- -
s Mo s,snos 'ase, = " s1 .s IA, ri
"a ?. J. q. 11uTno1RAOH.
Ps-khw WY Low psised second hand Pianos
fTep 93, ~ M aus fp-soeAs
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s.,.1 WILL WATCH, Harki Msttiss
NV MvSEl axrki and several other Regatta Boat
Songs to De- had at the Music rspQt of
=oHABUB 4 HITZ.
p. H-Just raqatEed 9 ffS copies Of The new snd
populsA1 Tony pofsE, syQes,hAa with . yiaesats
q 1oPs5 sss@l-
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LIME! LIME 1! LIME 4!

y complete order, the proprietor VII BE- enabled
ing the season with Lime Of the best quality fbr
plastering and other purposes. Tho lime manufao
tured at these kilns Ii warranted to b equal IN
quality 70 any other manufactured In tho United
States. Tho price WIN Be, dsliversd at the him. elo
In any other part Of tho eity 81. q"
cslnent and cslsinsd Plaster can also b, bad at ID
omes e-.d-o'al,.sc = u &c A. y. 11NHAM,
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~ CUMBERLAND COAL FOR SALE.
SUPERIOR article Of Lump run Of Mines, and
II Fine, BY the cargo On single ton. sssn .-s a.
Apply at Easby's Wharf, Washipgtop.s-a .
THOs. j. MRHAFrKY, ARpt
CamSsrlsud Coal aaa Irsa eodFluy,
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WIN. IL KING NJ d,

Office ON 7th street bet,ceeYs land IL streets.
nR KING hnvfug been sngaged IN tho practice
II practice Of Melicins and 6uneery for ten years
in Pennsylvania, trusts hes will render satisfaction
to those Who may vish his professional services.
2 1hs best OF references can be given -
an6 02-1m%
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,r RoaEhs 8RO WA 4 CO.. ~
HAOLESALED xzLERS q LXPOR EXRS on
WINE Els AND. sLIQU ORS.
- '7ar No Sa7 HIGH STREET, sdj 4,
Denver EsghtA and Nimth, north sixs,p
4 49,. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 80 -
saan saowH. Ice 2a-iy! !. WILLIAM xAfsAc,
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ..RSCULAPIUS:

The Wfhetb Edition, viii
One hundred Hngfavines
showing Dfseases and Ma }
formations Of the Human
System in every shape and
form. To which IL added q
Treatise ON the Diseases D,
Females, being of the high
est Importance to married
psopis, or those contain
pie ng marriage, By
3 WM. YONG, NJ D.
Let no father be ashamed
TO present a copy of the
ESCULAPIUs to his child
II NAV Save him from nm
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, new
and superior structure for the purpose just in til,
rear Of Mr. Schads, on third street. offers rare In
ducements to the lovers Of the pleasurable sxercs.
of bowling. 1t has three alleys, laid with une
qualled skill the best in the city, and every aitsn
ton 10 given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. 4 .s aug l0-3m
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.E-.tl = AUCTION AND !
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESIIMED

nAVIEG resumed the Aocti,n aod Coanmi, 81 on
IL business, / respectful ly offer my services to
the many friends Of the House Edward G Dyer
Robert Y. Dyer, and Dyer 4 Bro, and to the 'cit
sens generally! From An experience of thirteen
wars, I fatter myself that may claim from my
former frienGs PORTO of their patronage.
> I have engaged the services Of Mr.. 4. Wright
Of Georgetown, rs Aussioneer. His qualification or
are too we'll known to require comment, @
All sales m.ds by me will be csshed if desired.
My place Of business Is the Rooms recently occu
pied BY Me%srs Collins, Bovine, Co., on llth st
LIST door from corner Pa. avenue. az =
a" &c GEO. 2. DYER
N. B.-Tbe Books Of the old firms can be found a,
my roomA Any information appsrtaining to them
VIII be cheexfully given aug 22-dlm
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VII. DR.. MeClintock's Rheumatic Lini.


An fnfsible outward application for the relief Of
al rheumatic u neuralgia pains; sprADs, Ewellings
stin neck, Stiffness of the Joints, pains In the shout
ds1ss bark, OF Hrb 81; 1t affords Immediate lief
rom cholic and psins In the somsch and abdomen.
AZ counter irfitant 1t il invaluab In oil cases
whore an external stimulant Is needed. Price (per
bottle) 90 cents. a.. 81 .. .-.
TX. DR.. MeClintock's Anodyne MIXTURE,
Or Pain Extractor, used nterna ly and ex.er ally,
ache, holic, Ague N the Face, Cbilbains, Neural
gia, Stone OF Gravel, &c, &c. No pain need be en-
dured mom,nt by aly person who will Ase this
Invaluable Anotyre. Price SO cenrs per bottle.
\. DR.. McClintock's Feuer and 'Ague
Specific.
This ha beel founa an infallibie specific for this
sccurge Of new countries, and for intermittent
levers. 10 traveller OF resident in any ague dis
trio. boud fail to provide themselves with this sure
Prev ntive.e Price 81 per bottle. ...s E.. -,f
XII. DIR. McClintock's Vegetable P,1ga.
= III toe Pills, ,.,. -
For the relief of Constipation and its painful re-
suits, such Is Reniachr, Dizziness, Sick Stomach,
Pains, and ali the symptoms enumerated under the
"Dyspeptie Elixir" Price rs cants per box.
XII d.. Me- lintock's Pills,
For Liver Complaints, and all forms of diseases
arising from derAngement Of the liver, with symp-
toms such 10 Dizziness, Headache, Ringing in the
Ears, yellow farrod tongue pain in the right shoulder
sense Of fnness pain in the right side, dsordered
stomach or bowels, deficient action of tho kidneys,
clay colonel stools &C. These Pills, If taken in the
inspient stages Of Bilious and Yellow or other
Fevers, will generally ward OF the attack. Price
Is cents per box. rg .....
The above Medicines may be procured of oil the
principal Druggists and Apothecaries in this Dis
trict, and Of j. l.. HENsHAw. Agent, Washington. =
sep 18-6m -rE
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

'Hk subscIl Tiers have on band q com plete assOrt
L ment Of BUILDING STONE, taken from tn.
Qaafrfes near the Littie falls Bridge ON the Mary
land ade including all rizss, fsen smallbuld
ing 70 hesy foundation Stone, Curb, Flagging. Co.
ping, &C., which they viii furnish .. the psaa
rates.
Ordsss lett at the Store Of Whsatley / Morrison
Water street. Georgetown, or at the Quarriss sou.h
- and near the Little Falls Bridge, will meet with
prompt attention.
sep7-dl@ WHEATLEy, sILSBY & co,
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UNION REFECTORY,

Corner Of Pennsylvania 40. AID Third st.
~ ~ Tie 1nier.igned re- -
SlA3 spectfully announces to
his customers and the
public, that he has laid
in fresh stock Of malt and spirituous liquors OF tn
best quality, smong which may be found Ane Read
ing Ale, other Ales aud Lager Beer; superior Brsn
dies, Wines, Gin, and other Refreshments. Hi
larder Is supplied with the best of the market In
seasan, served up at the shortest notice. and hif
Cigars are Of the choicest brands. Thankful fol
past fayors, ne hopes to receive continuance OF tn,
same. 3. SGESD
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fObPo0R AND LABoR1EG MEN.
GMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more, in
y various parts Of the CITY, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. ~ LLOYD co.
- BUILDING STONE 'es Cnr u
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
&c LLOYD co.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. +, LLOYD 4 co, =,
18th street, OPP Treasury Department.
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sPassangers for Luray and New MARKET Win tahe
the train leaving Alsxandria, ct ocloek q. n,
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. connecting
with the stages at ouipeper, O. n. - @--4 -
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leaving AlexAndris at Z O'clock, A.rn, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridsys connecting With the
stages at Charlottesville ere 4. J.
N7-Passengers for the shite sulphur Springs
will take the train leaving Alexandra daily, COP.
Meeting with the stages at Staunton
Freight Trans are running daily. SUNDAY 81
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Per order: y B. BROCK Ell, Agent
Alexandra, Va, May 20 may Sit
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