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ICE 1.-The respectfully
s n: .s ss Cree. n "s with
responsible eastern dealers for sspenor ariee he
Gsorveown price, guarantee. supply
with quantity required without change Of price during
order following places or sen, through tn. post ONCE
win meet with promp, attention
Patterson Marin, Pennsyvania avenue an street
D. S%ss Pc avenue between 9Th and m streets
Kidv.n hLs~rsncs, Pennsylvania and l4th
T; q Me enn, IN and streets.
WIN Lord, sth and O streets
W Marin, New Yosk avenue and Ism street,
40 Rd..y, avenue, between iSh and aO~
z F, :. w I; sis' nav, ~" S. ,sA streets
I. r. Homs.d, Maryland avenue and III street
Jw. sosho.cr Co e.orsetown.
yesr, at one price, and . full supply guaranteed
Note. Of change Of residence given the 0ee instead TO
should mi.aes neglect occur on The part Of so.
he Ice IL notice give" At the ONCE win he immediately attend
kept constantly drug
l2h suee which be had in large small quantities at the low
and Easbys wharf
r.r.n Wishing 70 be supplied win please .sad their
dencs ans quantity day. the ONCE Of the places above
named. Mar f+-iawln
l,ILEs +. YATES OF New York Attorney AID Conn.
land ~h 'sa M cu mi
o. claims during several
be useful appiicsnts a,tosncys
establish
orv Of these documents have duplicates the Washington
any o. the s public oes' They show service in The line q
The commssary and departments northern
ON the name Of the revolutionary being his
s s. o. s % @ ro ne
pamphlet containing proc rolls and docu
purchase Of them. III. IN
Address " q. Y. Yates, New York csyv
An must he prepaid.
February %, 1854 Mar H-oawxs
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EoRAh or LenseA commodous story
18th street, east side, the
ans twelve and has papered
throughout Terms given immed
aey Address room 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
15-du
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MORE GALLAGHER Founders and Manu-
M c,urcrs Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge snd
railing
balconies public private grounds &C. Also, all
me architectural work.
q. would respectfully OF citizens Of
Washington vicinity the railing lafayette
this city Specimen drawings DESTROYS OF
making selection
7-eo6mos
ID JOST Importer and Dealer n Wine. and Liquors.
ID. FOR Lonqwortb Zimmermnns Cincinnati
wines Pennsylvania avenue between 18th 18th Streets
T-eoam.
GADsBy's HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania and "a street.
Board per day,
81 90.
Two squares OF Capitol and Railroad Depot.
Jas 1o-dlmifs
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rHOCOIsaTE, Cocoa, and Broms.-w. BAKER CO.'S
American Vanilla Premium
have chief institutes
Union qroserirs in
the United States, sRd by their agents.
Hussey Murray New York Grant Tweis, Philadelphia
Thomas " BrundiQe, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley
ohio and =. w. Howell, Georgetown, D. @.
WALTER BAKER, n co,
Aps-dV Dorchester. Mss..
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ing letters OF administration copy Of let
iers, Ae the Or, deceased and
said letters full force and effect
that the Said has legal resident Of
-s county Or, nsts Of -, and thai he was the ideni
cal who served BY board the u. b. ship
the coast Of California, Is named ia the
certificate Of discharge herewith surrendered and who died Estate
where he died and whether he the u g. o. not
al the time Of his deaIhl about of 10
and 10 whose under OF The aet
Congress March g. 1883 which apply
his legal And further that the said
was native OIL, OF that be was about
-- feet - inches IN height, OF -- complexion, -----
hair, and entered the service a.
about the day OF ---, 10 Isae whether these
personal knowledge
derived from II Produced he must de-
having made dae search the effects of deeeden
and facts in reference the disposition OF within his
knowiedge1
administrator execulorl
sf to.siy ee15--.I'.
Personally appeared before in and the State and
county aforesaid duly qualified administer oaihs who
signed the foregoing and made oath 10 the
And certify that the said deponen to be the adminsr
named in the accompanying letters Of administration
Witness hand this OF A. ID les
Justice of the pence, or other maglstratel
Han administrator desires TO be paid through third
party, he viii power attorney acknowledgment
the according the heretofore prescribed making the
necessary changes.
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Arnold's, "a Strand, London.
hereby constitute Mr. Simon Willard No. Congress street,
agent for the sale OF watches in the United States
OF America CHARLES FRODSHAM.
APR
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't osur,y eef--.3"
On this So day Of, 1876 before me- a - in and for
tn. stair and county aforesaid duly qualified % administer
personally appeared - re.'dins . and employed as
who credible residing
stated who, being daily depose and they
side and employed as aoesad that they have personal
the bel In their presence he
identical - who served on board the u, =. ship-asn-
from - 20 , and who r. named in the discharge dated
and signed by - which he AFFIXED, IN presence
TINT their knowledge
there fully how obtained they ship
time, they win give their rate ships number and
nation, And they further depose they
no OF the saId - for pay.
Sworn subscribed the day and above written, before
ITO be signed by suthenticauns ofhcer.J
II The claimant Of making his apple
naval Of the United States, he viii make the
qnred foregoing Identity the form declaration
before commissioned officer Of his
station who will certify the fact and also The
This accompanied by the
Identity the oath Of identity Of claimant not in
the service.
Extra pay deceased person be paid his legal
hts will
reces res,dnary The
probate together Identity receipts
Of Attorney also be paid letters Of adminsrs
provided the bond
double the due and that such letters granted The
Of all the other heirs creditor and In the latter
only Of claim against
proved by the court granting such letters.
Form Of Of denfay BY eyeeutor, aaaniaycfor
L---, o., in the county Of ---, State Of --, de-
pose and that the identical named the accompany
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Sold druggists throughout the United States, Canadas and
West Indies.
Agent Washington city, d. Gilman agent Baltimore g.
u. Hanee
Jan 2o-dly
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~ ~ ~ --XUS ~S4s@l LRxNK@X&
Washington Brsnch Ra.srosd.-rrans Run Fol-
FAVE daily, except Sunday and M 3S and D.
Ia On Sunday nt6, A. m. and s, p. m.
The train al and only al Annapolis Juno
ton and Relay the others all stations.
Trains NJ :, a. M and ~ p m, connect with Annapolis
DO doc, q. m, and 3, p. do west
DO do and 8, a. M aud s, y. md
Fare from Washington TO Baltimore. 81 rs
DO 90 40 80
Do do Annapolis ......................... / Us
Do do do and return 4 so
The round trip MI procured ut e Office
and good for the day upon which they are issued.
It. n. PARSONS,
July le-ou Agent.
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On this -- day OF -, A. ID. Is5 before mo, in
and for the State and aforesaid officer having
TO take acknowledgment OF Deeds personally appeared
whom read and fully explained the foregoing Of
and who sgsed and acknowledged
his free and deed and further cerufy
such wednen the
neither blank,
did describe the according the ot and that
nered hereto tspecifying the papers he afiIl
tIusice Of the peace, Other magistrate
certificate Of identity officer
The viii be required in ALL where the discharge lost
msad, In the following forms
certify that the signature the wn, foregoing ANNEXED
receipt IN Duplicate power OF attorney the may bel Is
witnessed by signed in presence who
well known the identical who served by
board the United States ship in the Pacific,
- in the and who Is n discharge here
with annexed f the discharge be not produced, officer viii
certificate other fac within his knowledge
reference 10 his discharge OF service
lTe be dated and signed by the Officer subjonng his rank
the discharge, certified thereof be furnished and the
certificate Of commissioned officer be oh
tho claimant will OATH gvpg
the affidavit Of credible and dsntesed Witnesses win be
quirsd instead, ~ follows
PORN Of a6idurt Of tseo witnesSe
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
DARING RogBgRy or TuE prrrsHuRG ousroa-HousE.

PrrrsBURe, March Ii Last night, about7 O'Clock, John
Hastings, collector OF the port, was knocked down in Allie
ghaoy and robbed of $3.50, gold watch, and keys OF
the stomhouse doors and the safe The robbers then
entered The custom house and stole bag containing
600 in $40 gold pieces Mr. Hastings is in precarous
condition.
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I, $3.50 o. in the county Of --, State Of - de-
say the identical named accompany
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Fsrssn wishing be supplied viii send their
dencs and QUANTITY, day. the Office Of hs places above
named. Mar i+-lawln
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White sLAyEnY n rna sARaARs srAyst

WHITE sIAy KAY IN THE BARBsRs sTSyst
DY HON. CHARLES SUMNER. With Az splendie
ID illustrations by Billings, engraved by Baker .
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THE ARGUMENT.
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Ill. True Character If White SlaUsry IN Bayb0yy
Apologies for White Slavery; Happy Condition of The
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Better of than the Free Christians in Barbary New
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in Barbary Conclusion Price so cts postage IL cts
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANE,
March 81. Office National Era
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MANUEL PERElRA;
THE s0vKRKIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WITH
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lMPuRrAMT DISCOVERY.

RELIEF IN TEN MTNUTES!!
DRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS arc unfailing
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Sell, Druggist, Georgetown, ID. O., and Q. WISE
MAN, Druggist, Baltimore. Oct 20--3mi
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Naw GLEE BOOK, by J. II. WOODBURY.,
Anfhov of " DaiciReo" etc.
TNHE COLUMBIA GLEE BOOK; or, Music for
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NEW BOUK BY X Ev. JACOB ABBOTT.
"ROII.O ON THE ATLANTIC

BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with original designs
ID BY Jacob Abbott
Roo on the Atlantic is the first book OF So
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WANTED IN TOLEDO, OHIO,

A PARTNER. who Is practical Druggist, and car
N bring cash capital Of from 6vo to ton thousand
dollars to invest In we'll established Wholesale Drug
House. mt one Of The best points In the Western
try for large jobbing trade.
Ii is about four years since this house was first
opened and has done large and profitable business
from the start purchased and have conducted the
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during the first years business TO ono hundred and
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can be made with the additional capital required to
reach from one hundred to one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars annually.
For further particulars, address tho undersigned,
as above All letters of inquiry will meet with prompt
attention. l. M. ASHLEY
Jan. 28-1 d1w