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: efh'CTtoN OF PROPERTY
Loss estimated At One Million

PHILADELPHIA, July Cone of the 49,. =,
not the most, terribly destructive cops,,r.,;...
which has ever visited Philadelphia. Occur,
TINS morning The FIRE broke out In the ,on,,.
bounded BY Chestnut Eighth, George and
Ninth streets; and spacious dwellings, maenis.
cent stores, with their costly contents' ana
some of the largest and most expensive pubBc
buildings in the country are nov one mas, Of
smouldering ruins
Ihe streets leading 10 the scene Of the con.
hagration is densely packed with psople ana
the greatest excitement prevails not only IN
the immediate vicinity of the Gre. but throuyh.
out the whole city
The IRE department were out in full fore.
and Notwithstanding the oppressive hest Of
the weather. they made superhuuan exertiops
10 arrest the progress of the flames.
4 large police force were early on the
ground They have been unrsmitting in their
exertions to preserve order and to re.cue pro.
perry. --.. . 81
Among the buildings destroyed we're Welsh.
National Amphitheatre and the Chinese Mn.
scum The Chinese Museum was one Of the
largest buildings Of the kind in the United
states. 1t had been used for years for concerts,
balls, grand gala displays, fairs. and public
meetings of all kinds The upper and lover
saloons were spacious enough to accom- MEDIATE
upwards of ten thousand peopis. The original
cost Of the building alone could not have been
less than $I5O, 900.
Weish's National Anphitheatre was oriei-
nally built for Mr. Burton, the we'll known
theatrical manager. Il was the largest thea.
tire in Philadelphia, and could accommodate
an audience of upwards of three thousand
persons The front Of the theatre, on Chestnut
street, was used for stores. .ft
The theatre. the Museum building. and a
portion of the adjacent property, was owned
by the late Thomas Potter, Esq, of Princeton,
n. j., father-in-law Of Commodore Stockton
The Girard House, which is directly oppo.
site to the theatre, narrowly escaped destruc-
ton. 1t was on fire several times, but by the
unremithng eIertions of the fremen, the
flames were subdued before any serious dam.
age was done to the building. The greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed among the guests of
this famous establishment Men. women. and
children-trunks,b andboxes, and carpetbags-
were seen flying in all directions. a number
OF the boarders, with and without their bag
gage, repaired to the Washington House and
Jones Hotel for safety.
Most of the stores on Chestnut street were
used by dry goods dealers, jewellers, and as
picture and looking glass warerooms, &c. A
portion of the very valuable contents of these
stores was saved in q damaged condition.
The American Art Union building was Sc
riously, and the one adjoining greatly dam.
aged.
The loss by this terrible fire is roughly esti.
mated at one 1itttron of doiiars, although
many believe that the actual loss will exceed
that amount.
Ii has not yet been ascertai ned how much
OF the destroyed property was covered by in
surance. 1t is thought that there is large
insurance on the theatre and museum build
ings.
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

nH! How delicious is the exclamation of crowds
" OF ladies and gentlemen who daily call at BOS-
WELLS Drug Store, corner Of Maryland ave. and
7th st., for glass of his superior SODA WATER,
the city.
The proprietor would respectfully invite all Low
ers OF this truly delightful and healthy beverage
who have not tried it to give him CALL feeling as
sured that one glass viii amply compensate for q
walk from any portion of the city, and to his daily
visitors he would say she had more left of the same
sort" ia.8-lm
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ICE PITCHERS, REFRIdERATORS, Wa
J. TER-COOLERS, ICE-CREAM FREEZERs, &C.
simpsons Patent double Britannia ICE PITCH
EhH handsome and durable article, warranted to
preserve lbs of ice in three pnts Of water nearly
seven hours before melting.
Parsons Universal Stone Jar Refrigerators, with
Waterman's patent Ventilator. Satisfactory evil
dence will be produced showing their superiority
over all other Refrigerators.
WaterCcoler's manufactured expressly for the
subscriber, of all Sizes
Austin's patent Magic Freezer, warranted to pro-
duce superior ice cream in six minutes.
The above, together with large assortment OF
housekeeping articles, can be had at very low prices
oy calling at the ubkcribers General House-furnsh.
ing Store, Iron Hall. G. W. BOTELRR
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LHoR sALE-Two nearly new frame Dwa,no
~ HOUSES, on o, between 9th and 18th streets
Tbs property can be seen by calling ON MIDWEST
oN BAYDE, who occupies house adjoining it, One
OF tne houses Is vacant and Mr. Bayde is authorized
The above property will be sold at bargain If i'm
mediate application be made to FRANCIS WHEAT
LY, Georgetown. at his Lumber Yard. Any one
Wlsning to purchase one or both of these houses
and having few hundred dollars, the terms viii
be made to suit. -
Several other houses and lots are also for sale
which will be sold low, as now settling up the
affairs of the late firm Of Whestly & Walker.
would also remind all persons indebted to the
late firm that they must close them by cash or 9th
erwise before the LIST July next, after which time
they will be turned over to other hands ior collec
ton. FRANCIS WHEATLY.
Je ZS-dlW r-a-ra Georgetown.
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS:
OUT OF THE REATEN ,rR Af,H

NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS; p
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.
NORTHURFARI, or Rambles i'm
IN 1celand;" by PLINY MILES, author Of
LISTERS Of Communipaw."-This work will dive a
record Of personal adventures, in . tour of about
900 miles, through the interior of Icelana in the
summer Of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ of the Country, visit to the Geysers ascent to
the summit of Mt Hekla; and full account of the
Discovery Of America by the Mortimer, in the year
$3.50, with the Geography, productions, manners and
customs Of the people, Scandinavian Mythology &c.
&c. The ports of Iceland having, by Q law Of Den.
mari, just bean opened to the trade of the world,
for the first time within $50 years, this work now
will possess peculiar interest. large and bean
tful map of Iceland executed by naive Icelsnder
and brought from there by Mr.. Miles q work equal
in artistic finish to any published in this coun
try or in Europe, can be seen at Taylor Maury's
The volume will be a duodecimo Of 1872 pages, and
will be printed and bound in the best manner. An
Agent has been employed by the publisher to can.
vass Washington and Georgetown for Subscribers.
subscription list will also be left at Taylor and
Maury's, or orders for the work received by any
bookseller. VIII be published early in July. Any
persons renting dollar to the publisher at New
York, shall have copy forwarded to his address by
mail, post paid The usual discount to the trade
Orders solicited. CHAS B MORTON,
Publishes, II Chambers st., New York
ia OFF
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- $0V,VVS
The fact that this property Is decided to trustees in
ha nst residents Of the District Of Columbia for the
receiving Daguerreotype worth s., and Of the yerv
finest quality and elegantly cased the bioh charac
ter and positions of those trustees and the great and
extended reputation and business Of Mr. Whtehurst
this advertisement win be promptly and faithfully
performed, as the pictures to be taken viii he dis
t1buted among many galleries, capable Of PRODUCING
nf.een hundred Daguerreotypes per diem
Not more than fifty thousand shares will he sold
Persons residing at q distance and wishing orders
f1r paguerreotype (Which win entitIe them to a
share In the above enterprisel will please enclose
W 1e amount post paid, to Whtehursts Gallery,
HILBUs HITZ, Agents for the sale Of orders
IN TINS city, at their Music Depot south side Penns
ave-, betw: 10th and 11th streets. In Georgetown.
az MISS THOMAS'S Book and Fancy store. High
Ss1oe5 noar First. Je 10-d2W&eo1lW
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$50, 1000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT NTERPRIsE.-LIBERAI. Eo1,1.
TABLE, AND CERTAIN.

So 5000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE.-LIBERA EoUI
TABLE, AND CERTAIN.
wHTEHURsT's DAsUERREoTYPE RNTERpR1zE,
Fl. WHITEHURST has decided to Trustees IN
u trust for the benefit of the shareholders in the
above enterprise 900 worth of real and personal
estate to be disposed Of among the holders of shares
at the earliest possible date after the sale of all the
shares. The shares s. each, which entities the
holder to an equitable share in the within named
magnificent collection Of real and personal property
also, to one Of Whitehurst's$3 Worlds Fair Premium
Daguerreotypes of self or friend at any time when
the certificate Is presented at either Of his GALLERIES.
.-.- Galleries.
baltimore, zoo Market st.; Norfolk, Va, Main st..
Washington, D. c., Pa. av., between AZ and 9th SITS:
Lynchburg, Va, Main st; Richmond, Va, II Main
g. g. Fsystssvis Va st. Wilmington
Also, arrangements have been made with the fol-
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the eertif.
oates, viz:
y.durnsy's Gallery No. $40 Broadway.
D. G: Collins Co.'s Galleries: Philadelphia, Pa,
No. l66 Chestnut street. and No. 100 Chestnut at.
Springfield, Mass, Main street.
Westdeld, Mass Collins's Buildings
A. C. Partridge's Gallery, Wheeling, Va.
H. Porter's Gallery, Cincinnati, Ohio
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virginia, valued
o.n ,s,s 49,. $1,000
Lot In Georgetown, D. O., Second street, Sec
ond door from Frederick street 6.5O0
One House and Lot in Georgetown, D. c., en-
thecorner Of Second and Frederick streets 4.sOo
One elegant House and Lot in Washington. d.
O., on Seventh street $500
One fine House and Lot in Washington, D. O.,
on street - ION
One House and Lot in Portsmouth. Va, on
Court street adjoining Town Hall $500
Two Lots In Georgetown On Second street, $500
each 1000
Uao LOU IN W. as a on Seventh street 500
Eve 20 1hIos, SaVv escn 1900
90 tplenno 10Io Lever Watches, $l00...... 5000
26 massive Silver Pitchers, $50 ........... 1900
20 do do Cups, $12 50............ $50
IA Diamond Rings, at $70...,,................ 9SO
- n1avy soiu onalns $50. ....-...."........ $40
~ Shyer dooiets, go each................. 400
e eo Laes , Dracele9, wv each.."."....... 1000
~ ~ GaHeS oleSst 500
100 Gold Pencils, 81 each...,,,.,....... 700
100 Porte Mennaies, S. each ............ zoe
100 Silver Gard Cases, SO each. .....'..'. I 00O
500 plain heavy Gold Kings, rs each. ..... Zoo
aOo ane ooio hocke's $lo each........... Loco
H"E 500
A'oVV rno0sfspnio ATT Journals; SOC. esch.... 500
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION!
Connection between the Orange and Alexan
dria Railroad from Washington

H1AsH At the urgent solicitation OF a
number of persans, will. on and
afte- MONDAY, July 3, start an
extra omnibus nom Washington every morning at
O'clock, calling at all the Hotels and at the resi-
deDces of persons who may leave their order the
night previous at p W Hall 6, near ed street. or
Lepreux, corner Of II streat and pennsylya-
ma avenue. travellers will thus avoid the trouble
and inconvenience of changing some three or fnn,
times, at q uniform rate OF charges. Passage d
cents trunks rs cents; 90 charge for a valise or
carpet bag. "
hnother coach will leave the depot on the arrival
Of the early train, aud arrive at Alexandri. shsod
Of every other lire. "-'' "0
iY1-lm II1r,rr Y nrr.,.
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
PoSr OFFICE DEpARrkINI

PoST OFFICE DEpARrkINT
..... June oath, 1850. )
DROP0SALS ion conveying abe mails of the Qni-
Il ted States from the 18th OF August, 1854 10
ths 3eth Of June, 1857, on the following route 10
the State Of VERMONT, will be received az the Con-
tract Office Of the Post Office Department in the city
Of Washington, Until so'clook m. OF July 3lst.
1854, TO be decided On same day:
No. 47s-From svapten, by Highgste, Franklin,
East Franklin, and West Berkshire, 10
hichford, 80 miles and back, six times :
week, in stages.
Leave swanton daily, except Sunday, at Sc m
Arrive at Richford same day by SPIN
Leave Rich.ord daily, except Sunday, al a NJ
Arrive a. Svanton same day by pm.
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
and slo instructions embracing conditions TO be in
corporated In the contract 10 the extent The depart
tent may deem proper, see the advertisement 10
wiling proposals for carrying the mails in the New
England States, New York, &C.. dated February 20,
1854. Each proposal should be marked Proposal
for route No s79, Vermont and addressed Second
Assistant Postmaster General"
JAMES CAMPBELL
ie 26-lawfw Postmaster General
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DIED.

on the ON instant, after short but severe illness,
MARY, widow of the late Thomas Kelly. OF this
city. -r-r -
AThe friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral at O'Clock this afternoon from the res
laence OF her son-in-law, Goileib Schneider, on c
stfee' south' between l2th and 18th sts., Island.
On the 4th instant, HANSON GASSAyVAY. for
merly and for many years merchant in This CIV.
TN the 10Th OF June, EMILY BEBECCA aged S
years, the youngest child Of Hamilton and Louisa
LOugborough. -
And on the 3i Of July, DAVID AUGUSTINE,
youngest of the anne in the 9th wear of hi. ..n
a. IN 5ne "a instant, at Vineyard Farm Charles CO.
Thn, "n ,9 no w, aged IL months only son OF
"os ss anu ramesa Mhburn, Of this city.
And give him all the sweetness .se
TO US, the empty room and COT
To Him, the Heavens completeness,
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lOUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
~ nave for rent, sever al new HOUSES, with )
acres OF ground attached to each, situated on Kep
eau dreen," little more than mile ,rthea sterl
rom the Capitol
Inese houses are spacious and convenient, with q
celar, woodshed, and stable for each, and pumps OF
excellent water at hand p0 u
The situation is beautiful, overlooking a large
poTon OF the city, and in full view of the Capitol
The approach is by 7th and 81 SITS DeIavare ave.
nue. and NJ street ave
an omnibus line for usual fare, has been perms.
nentiy established on thu route, and runs twice a
Square, leaving at a. m. and p. m. Retn nm,
ieaves Centre Market, where 1t makes brief stand
at 81 and 81 o'clock ''NNu'
Rent-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS wear.
The houses not yet taken are open for iuspection
VINO lives on Cottage street, or myself at INV RESI-
dence, near the premises ''''
js Soft AMOS RpNn.Ir
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NOTICE OF WITH M HuAH 7

lNof JAIL
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.-In
IN pursuance of the order of the President of this
United States bearing date the Both uItimo iasued
on the recommendation and at the request of the
Senators and nearly all the Representatives in Con
gress from the State of Missouri the lands In the
following named townships situated in the state OF
MISSOURI on the route of the " Iron Mountain ana
Aiss'ssiPpi riucr RaiToad," have been Withdrawn
from sale or entry, except for valid pre- emp ion
CLAIMS, until further orders, to wit:
In the district Of lands subject to sale At CT
Louis:
NORTH Of TIE base line and .osst Of the m p,tneipal
Townships 50, 50, OF range1 7 s
NORTH OF the base line and ,oa Of the fM pr,nciral
merdian.
Townships 38, 80, 40, Al, of ranges l. 2
Townships 50, SO, 40, Al, ~, of range
Townships 3s, SO, 40, A. ~, 43, A, So, Of ranges
5, and g
Townships 80, 4s, a, Is, of range7
Township SO, of range s.
In the district Of lands subject 10 sale at JicrsoN
1'''f" q ne base line and east Of the sfh principal
Townships so, 81, 80, SO, 81, IS. &c. st. of rang.
Townships 80, 81, 80, s. 81, IS, So 81, IS, s., Of
= Township. ", %, 49, 80, 81. 49, 50, 81, So. ss 81,
Townships %, p, %, q, 80. 81, 49, a. "a, Is. as
>. Ss:a:aps Is q, q, Is, 3d. 81, s., SO, a. IS,
TOwnihips r. Is. 20, q, Is, q, 80, 81. 50, SO, OF
Townships "a, rs, %, 81, %, %, of ranges s, and
"a 1 q .ss :. "a a. of ranges IL,
,iovnahips q, ~ %, ~, Is, 20, q, %, o, range
Townships g, q, %, %, q, %, of range 1s
T To.n:hips - e. q 3 2e q, %, sfrangeH
NnSxR of III, hnss IL. .s.s< n a.
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REDUCING OUR STOCK,

w will commence this day to sell our entire
w stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS at rs per
cent. less than former prices f''
We name in part
Printed Bereges, twisted Silks ar3auesues
6aliey DE LANES, Mousselines and X[4n1 peLaines
Brccades, rich plaid and stripe silks
% siik mantIfias, the latest Spring styles
In short every article in the Fancy Dress Goods
me viii be sold at great bargains and purchasers
vii ind our stock very c,mplete.
Just Received
! case Lawns. fast colors, at II &c. per yard
cases SUPERIOR sheeting Cot.ons
10 pieces Irish Lawns at 25c. to 81 per yard
W;'n = large stock of good Domestic Goods which
VIII be sold IS low as in any house In this city.
MAXWELL. SEARS & COLLEY,
1th street, three doors above Pa avenue.
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New York KarkAf

NEW YORK, July 6.-Under the foreign adj
vices, cotton is held higher. Flour has de-
clined. Sales Of 1000 barrels State brands
at S6s1 81 IL: Wheat dull and depressed
Corn, depressed. Sales Of $4,000 bushels
Mixed, y; yellow, 75 cents. Oats, 60 cents.
Stocks firm and advancing
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AbARM.-The alarm Of Are betv.an a., :,
eleven o'clock last night, was caused bv a I;obt
seen In the direction Of Alexsndfis. FfhS
companies were out, but finding the 1ars Vas
out OF the District, thsy returned to their en-.
CINE houses, ' - e.'-
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-The Americas news
has had depressing effect on the -four mar
ket No sales reported, and buyers not dis
posed to operate at yesterday q prices. Wheat
sales Of 200 bushels white, 81 go a ]. 20; red
81 go a IS. Corn-sales of III 900 bushels OF
white at as cents; yellow 20 cents. Gate
sales Of ] 200 bushels at So q so cents
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS
QUARfXRNAsTER's OFFicH,
WaShin1ton Juna 18th 1874

pkOPosALs will be received at this Office unit
Il IL o'clock m, ON Monday, the 18th July ne 1t.
tor furnishing the following articles, to conform in
all respects with the samples which may be seen on
application at this Office or at the Office of the Arsi
tant Quartermaster, New York, Wig: a7~
300 uniform caps
500 fatigue caps W. 30 -.---
500 pairs army half stockings (all wool)
The above articles to be subject to inspection PR.
vious to delivery. {
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Clothrp
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, @ NJ NC.
je 16-eotl7July
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philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Breadstuffs de.
pressed. Flour is held at $3.50; no sales.
Wheat-red, 81 so; white, So Corn ~ a 81
cents Oats, so cents. The stock market Is
firm. with an upward tendency in prices.
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rNHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, by Doctor
l. Norman, vol, 1854
The Virginia Hot Springs, by Doctor Goode, vol,
Burke's Mineral Springs of Western Virginia, l
vol
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, by vis,-
tor, vol
The White Sulphur Papers, by Mark Pencil, ono
vol
Trip to the Virginia Springs, by lady, pamphlet
Also, Guide Books, Route Books, Travelling Maps
&c. FRANCK TAILOR.
je 29-tf
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The susoushanua Railroad Acc;d.nt

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Madison LETTERS is still,
living, and hopes are entertained of his uIti-
mate recovery. Several of those reported as
fatally injured, are in a fair way to recover.
Young Sellmsn is better. His limbs will be
saved
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u The dwelling of Mr.. Charles Grant, on
BACK Creek, Berkeley county, Va, was de-
ssroyed by IRE on Sunday last, with all its
contents, the family being absent at church.
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q Mr.. John McGrath, Of Scottsville, Al
bemarle county, died in Richmond city, en-
Saturday Inst, after an illness Of only three
hours, Of cholera.
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SELLING CHEAP.
WE are now Offering all kinds of Fancy Goods
w at greatly reduced prices Persons Who have
not yet supplied themselves with all the Dress
Goods they may want should not fail to look over
:ur stock before purchasing, as We have on hand q
arge stock Of all kinds OF Dress Goods; and as we
are very anxiou, to sell them all of, ladies NAV
'eme expecting to get some good bargains,
close out very cheap. wv VIII
Also on hand, lot Of r.mnants Of oilcloths and
nattings, to be sold cheap. ~
W. Nj. SINISTER CO.,
Central Stores, east store, opposite
Centre Market, between It'll and 9Th sts.
lie SO-3td
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NEW BOOKS at
~ SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
The Jesuits Daughter, by Ned Buntlfne
Year alter Marriage, by T. 8. Arthur
Rosa Lambert, BY Reynolds tast
Reginald Lyle, by Miss Pardoe
Farningdale, by Caroline Thomas
Gideon Giles, or the stru ggles Of Life
The Great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for the Al
Of July. Sc. =
And everything In the Magazine 4 Book business
JOE SHILLINGT0N's Bookstore
Coz. Pa ~. and ~ st., Odson Building
IL lift
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L1RSr GLASS GROCERY STORE FOR RENT
Il The good will and Fixtures of the large AMI
commodious Grocery Store at the corner of Pa. ave
nue. and 18th st., are offered or sale at low price
upon easy terms Alse, the Store will be rented 70,
one OF more years Apply to Provost, Winter Co.
once near U. 5. Capitol, or A. G. Fowler, at Jeh1
van hlswlcks Office, corner Of 9th and SITS south
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- white, drab, and black Felt
lso, large supply Of STRAW HATS of all col.
ors for men, boys, and children. And In order to
reduce my large stock shall from this day off r
them at reduced prices. LANES
-.- Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
je 17-dlm N, ~
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n The Baltimore american has been en-.
larged and otherwise improved in its typo
graphical appearance.
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foK RENT-A fine threestory brick HOUSE on
- Hn, between G and streets, west side, con
tanning thlrteen rooms and good large cellar. To
good tenant the rent will be made low, The nous
dwelling. A~'' VI piifa'e
Also, ior rent large STOREROOL on 7th ST.
Is feet wide and 40 Deep with hack rom, =; ~,
OF the store This store is on the business mart Of
1th street, and would make a stand for Shoe or !,
Dry foods Store. Rent low. For terms euouira of
JAG. a. HisE, TIN street, or at the Star office.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE

REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE.
j.. p. CHI Sc
M ILL devote his time to the purchase Of Resi
w Estate of every description and TO th- Rent.
irg OF Houses in Washington, Georgetown, District
II columbia, and adjoining counties Of MARYLAND
and Virginia.
Also, the purchase and sale of Stocks and Nevpt;
atoms OF Loans.
ofnce, first door north of the Presbyterian Church
On " ptreet, near the City Hall, Washington city
D. C.. - ~
Col. NJ THOMPSON,
Office. 1'''
PARo NoyRsE, 10. = ~
j. S-im 81 -