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SI'OsN SllIL-h lbo Slohl DS;CE IOUSEs
4 or the corner Of Prospect and Frederick stree g
Georgetown, nov occupied by Mr. John w. Bro
naIish. For inform alton apply 10 Mr. JAMES MIL
LER, Market 81 +, bet". fh and 18th, Georgetown.
ap 25-law5w"
DkICK YARD, BRICKS. SQUARE of Ground,
I'D Horses, Carts Farms, sc at Private Sale
The Subscriber will sell at private SALE very
sonable terms, Square No $50, which contains an
ine1haustible quantity of good brick clay, with a
BACK yard now in actual operation thereon, and
about 900 OO1 burnt and unburnl ready bricks.
II has on it al ineIhaustibe cisiern well o. water
and Il fiO0r room and sheds sufficiently large for
eight or ten gangs.
Also, four Horses, two of which are fine brood
mares, with young colts, four Carts and Harness.
Also, one Farm, lying in Montgomery couGtv,
Maryland, about eight or ten miles from Washing
ton, on the Adelphi Mill road, Immediately in TIL
vicinity OF Pisgah Meeting house, and about three
miles from the railroad, conainins $50 OF fine
land, part of which is heavily tinhered: and q
peach and apple orchard OF 500 trees, in fu bear
ing, with a variety of other fruit trees. TIE farm
IL wl Watercd, am the land in high state OF cul.
tivatiOn.
Also, Farm cOntaioing 80 or 80 acres. lying be
tween two and three miles from the Capitol. with
good improvements.
Inquire Of The subscriber, on {, between Second
and Third streets, Washington
may l6-eGaw SAMUEL G.. WROE
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RHPoRrxD FOE TIE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Arrival Of the Empire City.

NEW YORk, May Is The Empire City ar
rived here this morning WIFI Havana dates
Of the I'D, which have already bssn received
at New Orleans.
The San Jacinto was % lesve Havana on the
18th. Tee steamer Fulton, and the sloop-of-
war Cyane, were a. that port.
General concha has returned from his jour
rey into the interior.
The prisoners wfo have been confined on
the Hulk, with some few exceptions, have re-
csiYed passports to proceed 20 Spain.
The yellow fever end email pox are prevail
ing 70 a considerable extent.
The acting U S. Contul has issued a circu-
lar Of warning to American sailors.
Segsrs are firm. The increased duties OF
Great Britsin have not materially affected the
prices The present stock Is, at Havana, about
200 o0G boxes; at MetanIss 10000. Molasses
is in brisk demand at full rates holders are
demanding higher prices. Sales ut 81
reals per kes. Exchange is quiet.
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ITOR RENT-A NEW THREE STORY FRAME
L HOUSE, containing eight rooms, very pleas-
antly situated; on New York avenue, near the inter
section OF New Jersey avenue and Third street. Ii
has side Lot for garden and 4 good cellar unif
the kitchen. TO punctuaI tenant the rent viii DC
Sl5 per month"; Possession given OF the lSt June.
Empire 0f WILLIAM POWELL one door above,
No 16x may I6-6teO
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Wise's majority over Flournoy. 1876
There are SO counties yet to be heard from
which gave Pierce $50 msjoritics.
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nTpa HooFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT

There few things which anord greater pleasure
man sitting down write notice Of the celebrated Hoof
HERMAN Bttsrs because fully conscious
YniofiLs public 6sn01t and heart tells that By
hotees many have been Induced 20 take these BtfrS
a. see, Issessd from death by dyspepsia liver complaint
ne enrs 81 which u 10 certain II is prepared and
so e cn,y oy Dr. o. NJ JACKSON the Medicine
zee s1veE tsement mar a-su
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4 H Il UE ID &C r. IG ED are now working
the Stone Quarry formerly occupied by Major
Nm b. Scott, and are prepared to fu: nish STONE
Il the usual market rates
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMS.
GEORGETOWN Nav l5-Imt
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VILLA FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER Of
' fers at private safe the villa in which she
present resides with eight of land, situated at
Elavlile, On the Washington and BatIm, re Turn
pike Road. The house is new, with all the modern
Improvements, and the situation has many advant-
ages fer persons engaged IN business in Washington
II is within five minutes walk of the Bladensbur-
Depot the Railroad and there is also IN omnibus
running twice day between Washington and Ella
vile. Application - be made To the subscriber,
living on the premises. MARY =. V8SS
mar a7-2a.ytf
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DOR RENT-THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON
Il Pierce street, between l. and M streets. con-
tanning six rooms each, with basement and a large
yard attached. To punctual tenants the low rent
OF eight dollars will be charged monthly. Enquire
Of the owner, opposite the premises.
NAV I5-2w- CuAS TUOMA
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d ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Al $50 year will be received for the rent OF
those new and convenient cottages At Kendall
Green with two acres Of ground, stable, wood shed
and other cOnyenences attached. Pumps OF pure
water are near the door, and commumcat On is had
with Georgetown by way of Fl and Seventh streets
and Penn. Avenue, morning and afternoon, II the
usual fare, for the accommodation Of clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage of this great reduction
of rent immeciGtc application must be made TO the
undersigned, either by letter, or at his house al
may be had and the houses inspected at any time.
Several of these residences will be sold on liberal
terms. WIN. STiCKNEY,
Nod, Kendall Green.
anf y 1655-tf
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The Virginia Election

BALTINoRs, May 2S.-The Official and re-
ported msjoritiess received from LOT counties
foot uP as follows:
Wise's msjorities. .............lq,os 2
Flournoy's majoritss. ,356
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS of Hair, such as Bracelets, CHIT.
~ claims, Chains, Breastpins, Earrings Finger
Kings, made TO order, of any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended to.
Specimens may be seen AT my store.
III. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10Th s,s.
Mar 20
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Boarding,

DOARDING.-BOarjing may be had at No. 473
I'D Six h street, between ID and e; one very large
airy apartment, with gas; also several other
may % 81
MRS. d. g. GREER's Boarding House,
wi on Pennsylvania avenue. first house west OF
the Capitol gate Fine rooms at various prices, and
every possible attention and comfort bestowed On
ladies and gentlemen guests. may 26-3w+
LIZARD An - II - q NJ s.-Two or three
ID newly furnished and very desirable rooms for
rent, with board, al 400 81, Union Row.
may % lw*
DDA tLDiNG.-TnIee we-surniShed Rooms
I'D with boarding, can be obtained 1T No. AZ
Eleventh street, west side, between G and II.
may Gift
no II C E.--FOH RENr-PARh0RS AND
= CHAMBERS, with board. Also, table and tran
sient board, with bathing room and shower baths
and every attention render il most agreeable 10
her bOardeis. Mrs. p. @ MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 4I& 81.
ap 23-3m
BOARD, &c.-MR5. BATES, on the south
ID west corner Of Pa. avenue and Sub street is ere
pared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms, witt,
or without board. Every effort will be made 10 reu
der those cOnfOrf lie who may aver her with their
patronage. ap 6-,f
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Wants.

WTANTED.-A situation by young man who
w has been out Unemployment for some months
would like to get in some wholesale retail gro
Gerry, having been in the grocery business for the
last eight years. The very st of reference given
I character Address note to Nj. Y, at Star
Office, will receive attention. may 2s-3+
WANTED Immediately, five brick-makers and
w four Of-bearers, 10 go in the country to make
400, 600 bricks. Enquire of Thomas G.. Kirkley.
No. 81, north A, between FIRST and Second streets
Capitol Hill. may 2s-3t,
"ANTED-BY A WHITE BOY, THIRTEEN
w years old, situation where he can make
himsalf generally useful He can read and write,
and is an active boy. may 25-3t'
no CLAIM AGENTS, sc An Attorney and
L Counsellor at Law, who has had twenty one
years professional experience, much of that time in
full pracuee, wishes TO form cOnneXion with or be
engaged by Claim Agent or Lawyer. References
satisfactory. Address "Lex" at this Office.
may 23-5:
yET ANTE D-A PARTNER TO WORK A
w Stone Quarry and contract for sale OF Stone
70 Government and others, there being now great
nand for stone. This Quarry is Immediately oppo
site GeOrget lwn. Large shanty, blacksmith shop,
and every implement on the spot THIS quarry fur
nishes the best and largest truck Stone, sc. A
chance is now offered. Call or write TO
LLOYD CO,
Fifteenth street, OppO the Treasury.
may 3-tf
WANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAI
w they can get a lot "a feet front by 40 fee
deep, for the low price of S75-payabe So month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office
7lh ST., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap e5-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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DAVID MYERLE.

EOR SALE.-Soda Forn,s, Cooler and silver
Il Draw Pipe, all complete and in exceeu, orJ,s
on reasonable terms. Enquire at this Office.
NAV 9S-3t
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STRAW MATING.

lust received 4, 5, aud ca White and coIore
~ MattIngs, which am selling al the lowest pr
ces for cash or TO prompt customers.
J. IL. SmOOT,
=. side Bridge st., near High Georgsiown.
may l9-
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WTANTED-BY A WHITE BOY, THIRTEEN
w years old, situation where he can make
himsaif generally useful He can read and write,
aud is an active boy. may 25-3t"
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HOUSE TO LET-On 9Th street, between ID
III and streets. Good stand for a shoemaker
or timer. For terms apply to JOHN WATERS. T.
street, between 10th ana llth, General Agent and
CoHectoT. may .6-2tS
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A NEW TWO-STOEY
and attic Brick House. with two story back
building, containing large Hall and ten good rooms
i" careful tenant the rent will be very moderate
For furihe. particulars enquire of Mr. PHILIP
MACKEY, corner Fourth and streets.
NAV 22-lW%
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE ON The
L Capitol Square. Apply at No. IL North st.
Capitol Square NAV 26-3.s
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HEALTH OF WARRINGTON -Duriny til.
month OF April, there were seventy two inter.
ments len Of these deaths were by consunn
aon, tfieen by pneumonia, and NO by intem-
perance Seven yero Of persons between the
ages OF sixty and eighty years .
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EOR SALE-A LOT OF GROUND IN THE
Il most thriving part Of the city, improved in pa
and Is under rent at two hundred dollars year IL
is situated on Ninth near N street, and has front
OF 70 feet on Ninth street, by 70 feet inches deep
The above property will be sold at a bargain for
cash or on time, as the purchaser may desire, by
paying fourth cash. For particulars enquire of
JAMES o. WHITNEY, on c, betw 10Th and 18th
streets. may 2!-2w
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inE CONCERT Of the Marine Band, at the
eslaeats grounds on Saturday, WAS very
largely attended, producing much happiness
70 the promenadsr. an the lover, of instym
mental melody -.
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For Sale and Eent.

DUILDIEG LOTS AND DWELLINGS-For
- sale, Lots on Third stfest, near the City Hall;
on I, between Third and Fourth; Oh E. between
firSt and Second; on Seventh, between L and NJ;
ON NJ, near Tenth; on Third, near l.; on Seventh,
between L and NJ, ON X between Fourth and Fifth;
also, opposite to Franklin Square; Massachu>etts
avenue, between First and, ~ Capitol; First Ward,
Z near Twenty FIRST; Virginia avenue, near Twenty
lrst; ~ Hampshire avenue, between and /; also,
two frame dwellings on Fourth between p and e
Will be sold low for cash. Island property-Two
small frame tenements on I, between Four-anG
half and Sixth; also, lots IN Virginia avenue and n
variety In other paris OF tie Island and City, all Of
which VIII be sold on terms accommodating 10 suit
purchasers Enquire at No 337, Pennsylvania av
opposite 10 Browns Hotel.
may 90 1meo DAVID NYERLE.
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EOR SALE-A STORE, FIXTURES, AND
Il good will Of a ConfectiOner in the First Ward.
Good reasons given for selling out. Ii may be
bought cheap by applying at this Office.
NAV o. 3ft
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CoAL.1The price of Cumberland, bitumi.
nous. coal is nos selling bv retail 8, Sron,
d % to IS, and anthracite from S6 25 70 81
per ton. The price Of the latter, during tia
winter, was from s. to s. so. Already some
q our citizens are laying in their next winter
,uppiiss, fearing that the price will soon AGAR
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Il Tors and Chambers, with board.
AlsO, Tuble and transient board. Inquire at Mrs
5MlTH'S. asa street apo
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By j. c. ncaUIRG, A"ction..y,

maYM-h
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By IAs. c MCGUIRE. Auct,on.sr.

NAV 2e-d
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pfofesEiona! SClooIinaaterA

The Washington Sentinel contains highly in
trresirg article on Education in Virginia, in
which her Orators, Editors, Schoolmasters. and
Institutions of Leurnug are sueoessively refer
red to.
Virginia is the land of rehoolmaaters.
"Ihls article" sRys the sentinel, was sug
gcsied by Learning that Messrs. S. Msupn Fred
crick Coleman, Frank Minor, Pike Powers, and
lInrrison, (of Amela) oil known 10 us personal
ly or by reputation, had devoted themselves to
ii instruction Of youth, or, in other words, were
professional schoolmasters. Happy tho State that
has one such schoolmnster. Virginia has many.
When Messrs Mnupin. Coleman, Minor, Powers,
nnd Harrison concluded their studies, Mt the Uni
Vcrsiiy of Virginia, they were esteemed, and
Justly esteemed, ns gentleman whose abitiestes,
high nttninmeuts, and moral character, would
enable them tu compete successfully with the
most distinguished in any walk of life they might
incline TO select, Fortunately for Virginia they
became sehoomnsters.-Dr Maupin has been
called from the head of his SCHOOL To professor
ship in tho University of Virginia, and is now
chairman of the Faculty. Mr. Coleman has
tired with fortune, the fruit of his professional
ahors and the evidence of the appreciation of a
discerning public; and we are happy to learn that
Movsrs Powers, and Harrison may now or soon
retire with Ike substantial tokens of public ap-
probation.
We attnch grcnt Importance TO tho fact that
these gentleman and their co ahorers through
out the State are professional schoolmasters
Noble proies -ionl honored by Virginia"
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VOL. j. NO. 200.
DAILY NIRGINIAN,
a New Saddle.

riding saddle has recently been introduced
INTO the military service Of the United States, nf.
ter having been duly submitted to such tests af
its entire fitness and applicability are under.
gone nowhere else in the United States than he.
lore Gosernmpnt commissions. II is fnt invcu
lion or arrangement, patented of cours, of o..
enterprising fellow citizen, Mr., DAME Camp
bell saddler and harnessmaker. Its peculiarit
consist IN setting the parts of tho tree which bear
ON the horse, on springs the tendency of which
IL to open upwards rather than to close in. and
pinch the animals buck. The under portion of
the parts IN question ara shaped with great care
so as precisely to III the animals anatomy who
the top of the saddle is also shaped 80 ms TO ar
cnmmodnte the form Of the rider much more con-
torinbly than amy other saddle we ever saw#-
The holsters are secured with spring calclles.
which hold them securely without resortinp 10
buckles; whlle tho holster covers are patent
leather slides, movable by the slightest pressure
of the finger aud yet completely covered and
protecting the weapons from the weather Tho
vnlise. too is fixed on tho bnck of it, as to hang
in two pnrts dlagonally down. almos tparalled to
the riders thighs ns he Sits eneheval; thus reeiv-
ing the horse from tS weight across his lons. aud
rcmedylng the loltng or swim ying heretofore in.
cidont 10 the use Of the vnlise, unless always fas.
tened ON with much greater care than nine- tonths
of those who use them bestow on such nn anpa-
rent trile, though all accustomed TO carry them
frequently ON long journeys, are aware that moth
ing serves 10 iade horse more than II poorly
fastened weght, great or small upon his loins-
MIR. Campbell, in these improvements. has Ger.
toinly done much, indeed 10 prevent CALLING tho
horses, bnok and breaking them down needlcssy
MS there eon be no chatting when his saddle il
used. Ii requirrrs by the by, but the bucknp of
two straps To saddle horse ready for mounting
where il is used. Whereas in the saddle used in
the service up TO this time. sixteen buckles are 10
he fastened before that work /. completed. We
understand TINT four hundred of theae improved
saddles hive been ordered by the War Depart
meut, To be manufactured for the immediate use
of the mounted troops in tho far West.--Wdsh.
star.
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NEW-YORK
FANS, AND FANCY GOODS

" II l. \ IT 7 \ 4 7. K
nA PARK PLACE. NEW.YORk. invites tho n,.
: " tcutton nf Sou'hern aud Western Merchant,
l. In new ,tock ot inns enmh.. Hair, Tooth, ana Nail
nru.hc.. Ladies Rcrcnles, Pctu",cry Snnps Porte
N.utair, Jrr ari liend Bracelets, Pocket Bopk Dress
1IfI.,as. Pins nnd Nesdlcs Hooks mud EAea, Watch
I'm, .ds Was, Curnl mud Gnss Beads. Necklaces, &c,
lnafn rubber Combs. Gnnct. Ball. md loss .. every
jesci irtuu Scissors Rarats amt Cutlery, Cold unl
Gil lcwclry. Accordoons an Vic ms, including gen
eal and very atge stoct al English tfen l. aud Ger
nun Fancy Goola which will be aod nj the very low
rricrs Tor cu.h approved ropor
- Ordot, by letter eeected and put uP IN the bost
manner.
WILLIAM TASkER
10 Park Place New FORK
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n EO6s EiGN and DOMESTIC n
ViIeavy and Fancy Iiard-W are, Ga

IT IT y T. Y y I T. r I Y II X T. 7 4 T.
Spring, IS55-hioin street, Lynchbrg, Ia
w hnvc Iu-t received supply fnr the Sprine, Of
Hardware, Cutlery. Guns, Pistols, Hunting Taekc,
Building Nlotc'ins, Gprpon,er's, Millwright's and
Smith Tools, lnrmine ulcn-rl4, Cmrngc and Buggy
Trimmings, Snda.rv Shsr-rnuker's Findings Floor mud
fnblp Oil Cloth, Plated Goods. Window Cofnice aud
sbndcs Wood nnl Willow Wa,c lIrnse keeping
nrclra Of every deserintion, Fishing Tnere, &c.
&c; wlica renders stock the most extensive una
lrsirubc hnye yet offered for public favor. and
embracing n grcnta variety than any in the State.
Tho.r de .i'ing 10 pntcnnse will find superior class
II goods, aui satisfactory prices and all ~h1 wish
merely many articles ihnt entirety we
.hnll take Rreu pen.ufe IN showing.
tl - dO.f. SIMPSON q BRO.
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- sAHltIEl q. KAPEs.T.
- COMMISSION MERCHANT

peyoes hisc exclusive attention ollc sale oi rohnccn
Wheat Flour. Co II, Cotton. a..
l@ L. ods forwarded nj the u n raie.. al
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NEW AND SPLENDID OPPOsI-

~ 1ION LINE OF STAGES tnrough from Rich
mord md Petersburg by the South Side Railroad and
"ui.rds new nrd pendd line of Coaches to Buchan-
a.; there connecting with Harvey and Bells line
Narurn Bridge 10 supper, Lexington to breakfast and
Rockhridge Alm dinner; there connecting with Har
mon a. Browns ljur Bath Bath Alum, Warm. Hot
md " hite SULPHUR SPrngs.
Thr ugh itch eta 10 ANY OF The above named Springs
rpn te ohnined nj Buchanan and also TO point
Gum Bucnannn to Wnchestr. cheap. if cheaper,
thnn on any other lite.
Iasscnge,s this line ereakfast in Richmond ana
Petersburg anl arrive Mt Natural Bridge to supper
We stop at the regular Bidee Hotel, where charge
will be made for visiting the Bridge.
y o3,lts WM. NJ. Harry g. co.
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IRESh ARU1N AL-lhc Fntnv Grocery
l hns Just received the foil wing nt'lelea which
iha -uh,crhcr would fespct fully u,t, the intention Of
hi- friends. customers, nnd H., puddle at nrpe ussurug
th,n that by calling The nuly Gtocer, they viii hnd
tbn tFcW anl beat Bet Foupucs ever soen IN this
market also ticc lot Dried Beef Bo gna Sausage.
Drcd Sheep Tongues superior lot ct Bfoon,s. fine
frtro"i l'lnck, lmperial and Guupowde Ten, Food
Ha,ottm ht oi lloslery Ia, ndic' gentlemen anl ch
irrn; nlHo mn, anrynttices, -uc Perfumes Soaps
tlWn Hnr and lin Brushes. Pocket mud 1nilet Combs
lBnE Cunhs iIt tbiaII,a mi many otlei nrli.s
trdou. to mrntot n III vii IA III be- soll cheap Tor
nah, % IN crrh1HPe 10, current Rank poes May b,
n t-d 10 the above 1T S'is.f ~ all b,nd- Riund up
ia ~ papers. for family .uprrt ,rnrtriepi Mus
r1l aud Red P"rPer Cali quick before o he rome.
3 49, T. ~. SOLOMON.
R'LtSEE BELTS. nnye Insl received by
express another ipt o thusr wy 'rsinhln ELIAS
lie BELTS, Nil sbades aud Widths Gull saon uud 30.
le,t TT Yourselves. a. s. ENGl EDONE Il.
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ICE! ICE "A fine lot of lC E for sale al the leo
| Cream saloon iuy2ts &. ZETELI,
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u NcgrOcs wanted The Iagma npd Ten
D., ..cr Ha'Iroad Cpnpnnv wish 10 hir,' f,r In
IN der ot tha VEN 30 lhe bnied Ncerors Ia work
Ilgg track aud coosrruc.io. The ronA W., ot WNthe-
vie. Apply 10 L. II. "ILl, 6"n1 snPt
Innr y3ts
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dys5s DnHrls

Has removed his oirrc ono doorlhee, H. ,ilroce on
Main 'trect.and one SQUARE sss. nlrr'I. Npfcl
Jan l-dt>
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TERMS.
MEDICINES.
- Cnrel-nalttmore Lock Hospital

-lre Cure baltimore LOCK dosplt ii
HERE ohained the most speedy remedy for weak
meas Organic powe0 Tain in the i"ias o7ea
tho Kiipevs Affections Head Throat, Nose and skin.
Debility. mp ments 10 Marriage and all t''
horrid affections arising from inalscrr'u' no matter whether
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A Cure Warranted.

Tha many thousands ciel nj this Institution, ani the very
tt.nsiy practice Dr Johnston Jcy""edne hli others fes
- n A. ,rt eman character and responsibility, is
i irpn, ar4 that Is the only proper Physician to be