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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
N<rc r TIVC RrST EROCFRy Stand

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ONE OF TIE BEST GROCERY Stands
~ in the City at Public Sale.-On THURS
DAY afternoon, July IS. 1855. at 6 O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sch that valuable property stu
atcd on the corner Of and 18th streets, 18th
street bridge, formerly kept Grocery store by
Sen9stack & CLARK, and late by VIM H Clark
With sufficient capital TO extend the business
70 wholesale well as retail business, more par
ticulaTly in the feed, -four and bacon trade, no To-
cation in the CITY offers greater facilities.
The warehouse is Of brick, D feet front bv so n.
deep two stories bigh, and built Of the best mate
rial in the most substantial manner There is al
so attached lot in the rear IS by IS feet.
The premiSGS can be seen al any time by appli-
cation to c spgstack, on ID, between fifth and
Immediately after, shall sell lot fronting 81
feet on south d, between 18th and 18th SITS, run
ming back 81 feet to an Il feet paved alley.
Terms One half cash residue in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, satisfactorily
secured, bearing interest.
J C. MCGUIRE,
jy I'D Auctioneer.
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still in the ascendant.-The juries of each Of the
late fairs at Baltimore. X edmond. and e,v York
awarded their hightest premiums to J III w for
their superiority Of Photographs, Stereoscopes and
Daguereotypes exhibited.
Mr.. w also received two medals at the World s
Fair, London, and a premium at Crystal Palace,
New York.
Also, the first awards OF the Maryland Institute
for three years past
Whitehurst's Gallery in this city is On Pa ave
nue., between Four a half and Sixth streets
feb II
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VOISFHOLD AND KITCHEN FURN

tUISFEULU AND hIlN HEN Z NM
L Z ture at AuctiOn.-On FRIDAY, the nth
instant, we shall sell, at the house next door 10
Mr.. Purdv, on the north side of Pennsylvania NV
enue, between LIST and I'd streets, at 10 o'clock a.
m, good lot of household Furpiture, viz:
Nahogamv Sofas Chairs and Tables
Maple and cherry high and low post Bedsteads
Mahogany Bureaus and Stands, Union Chairs
Feather Beds, Bedding and Mattresses
Cane-seat Chairs, Washstands and Wardrobes
Parlor passage and cha amber Carpets
Moreen and other Window Curtains
Fine Cooking, Radiator and Alright Stoves
Crockery Ware
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms All sums Of and under SIS cash: over
SIS credit Of 60 and 90 DAYS for notes satisfaco
'i's si'o7fe', h'srins, ir,fjfs. -.
.5s. i fT .Is.,ys,
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
Vyg AWE I.nISE .NNInT at Auctiou

y
4 On FRIDAY, the 9th instant. we shall sell,
in front Of the premises az O'Clock p. m. Lot
No. 5, in Square No. %, fronting New Hamp-
shire avenue near the corner Of 2lst streets, betw
north VI and streets. The lot is large, metes
and bounds OF which will be shown OF the dav Of
s.lc. Also the improvements, which are. d good
tyyo-stoTy frame Dwelling House, stable, milk
house, and pump Of excellent water on the PREM
iseS.
Terms: One-third cash balance in 8, 10 and l.
months, the purchaser 10 give notes for the de-
fcrred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
tie sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
If the purchaser should fail TO comply with the
terms in five DAYS from day of sale, the property
viii bs Tesold al the risk and cost Of the first puT-
chaser, by advertising three times previous TO such
resale in the National IHtslil -eECCr.
GREEN < SCOTT.
iV 2i-d Auctioneers.
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ByJAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES and lot

wv SMALL TN &c ~ oh-', ~ 'o''
IL on the Island at public sale without re-
srrve.--On FRIDAY afternoon. July nth, at q.
O'Clock, on the premises shall sell PaEi cf lot
No !, in square No So. situated rear the corner
OF south and First street west, fronting ~ feet
each fronting - feet win an alley bttween; there
j. also - feet alley in the rear
Sale without reserve
Terms: One-thiTd cash the residue in & and
l. months with interest secured by deed Ct trust
on the premises.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
" 25-d3 AuCtioneer
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By JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
UytyREE VAIUaUIE RITJInING lots
BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on

BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
the Island at Auction.-On WEDNES-
DAY, tie 18th instant, we shall sell. al O'Clock
q. m in front of the premises, part Of Lot No. l
IN 70 uaTe tSj having front Of 81 feet Virginia
avenue, running hack III feet TO soutL e street,
with the improvements, which ale two good brick
and one frame HOuSe. The brick houses contain
SIX good aE1 conveniently arranged rooms and
kitchen each. They will be sold separate
The above described property IL handsomely To-
Gated on Virginia avenue, between 9th and eth
streets and presents many inducements TO persons
wishing TO make good investment, ~ il is in the
most rapidly improving part Of the Island.
Title indisputable.
FERNS One-third ceSh; the balance in 6 and ID
months, FOR notes hearing interest from the day OF
the sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
~ I'D AuCtiOReeTs.
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II z. =. Gilman, CTusgist, has removed
70 SIS Seventh street, opposite the Patriotic Bank
and IS now PREPARED TO Ill al orders for Med; sine
Paints, Oh and Glass on accommodating terms.
Strict attention will be paid to phy.;c;aG's pre-.
S;-iptions ct au hours Of the dav and nioht. The
night bell Is on the right Of TIC store door.
aD IL
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HE NATIONAL GUARD will make an excur-
non 70 flney Point, on Thursday, the second
vi Au8ust, In the steamer Mount Vernon.
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By z. N. DO EIBh, AUCIIVIttI.
POSITIVE SALEOEA VAJU ABLE lot at
Il Auction.-On THURSDAY afternoon, Au-
gust I'd, at OK O'Clock, shall sell on the premises
the west part Of lot No. l. in square No SIS front
ing II feet inches IN North ii street, between
Tenth and Eleventh Srce, east, depth ~ feet, con-
timing ~. square feet.
Terms: Oce-hslf cash; balance on credit Of
6 and = months for notes be-ia5 interest secured
by dced Oh the property
C.N EOTFLEH,
jy S5-eoSdS Acctionoer.
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IL Ayers Cathar.ic EiIls.-PHzs that ars
PiltS!-PRos. HAYES, State Chemist Of Massa
chusetts, says they the best If all Pills and an
neZCd are the persons who certify that Dr liza es
lows, viz:
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF Mass
EMORY WAsHBrRS, Governor Of Mass
w &. PLCNkETT, Lieut.. Gov. Mass
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Sec. e State and Sena-
t'r Il. :
Robert c. WINTHROP. Ex-Srcaier House Of
Reps. L :. A.
ABBoTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plenipo TO Great
Britain
JOHN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop Of
Boston
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SCHUTTER 4 kAULERr

ARTISTS, FRISCO. DECORATIVE, and
~ every description IF . NJ + T \ L
PAINTING
Orders left with Baldwin and Nenning, Archi
tectS corner Penn avenue and nth street, will be
promptly attended TO. jy ll-lm%
GESTLEMEN'S UNDERGARMENTS.
w l. have a large aud fine assortment of Silk,
w Gauze, MerinO and Cotton UndershiUs, lin
en- and cotton Drawers. White and colored Shirts,
Hosiery, &c., which are now Offering at very
low prices WALL X STEPHENS
5S2 Ia ave next door TO Iron Hall
~ lift INewsl
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JnnnAN,s HmITE sULPILUR STRINGS.

JnEDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, NA.-OpenCd on the
18th Of June. From Baltimore, Wash ~
ing'ol Cumberland in early morning tral rs I"nSf
70 iIgrper's Ferry, thence by WinchesterzA.!.S-
Railroad TO Stephenson's depot; from depot y
miles in coaches to springs in time 10 dine same
day. Rices cotillOn band engaged. Sulphur
baths. Medicinal effects Of water well known.
f.. c. < X. Nj. JORDAN & BRO.
jy 6-eo6W
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TEMEST, PLASTER, HAIR. &c.
~ Also, constantly on hand splendid article Of
Cement, Plaster, Hair, &c, all Of which we are
selling very cheap.
LAYTON Z. HOOVER.
Potomac Lime Kilns one square youth of the
Lower Bridge, near Georgetown
is I6--eO3W Intel, Organ, UniOn)
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BOARDING.

4 GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE fur
! nished with large pleasant front chamber
together with board in private family. Location
two iuares north Of Pa avenue, and equal dis
lance east Of the Treasury Building. Address
Box 27l City Post Office. Reference given and
required. jy24-lw
DARE CHANCE.-A NEW BRICK HOUSE
~ for sale or rent situated The corner Of Mas
sachusetts avenue and 10Th street. containing ten
rooms with cellar, and pump Of good water in
tb" yard. The house i built in the -Serv best
manner. The terms viii be moderate. Apply 10
GEO. T. LANGLEY. on l. street. between 9TH
and Tenth, No. 5Jl. jV2i-lwE
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IL d. iEOof!and,s CeIebralea GRIMM

EItterS.-W eak, nervous, depressed in spirits
and prey To innumcrahle mental as wei a ply
seal evils, the victim TO dyspepsia, Is indeed an
Object OF commlsseratiCH. Yet il j. absurd for
him TO despair. We care not how weak low
nervous and irritable he ndT be, the cordial prop
cities Of IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN RITFERS
p.rpEred by DR. {. NJ Jackson, PHILADELPHIA. are
stronger than The manv-ht monster. which f.
proving upon his body and mind; and if he
chooses to try theIn. we Will insure a speedy cure
see al EertiSemcnt ie tin
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ICE-iCE-ICE!
'HARl- rs WERNER, on Pa avenue, oppo
~ site Browns Hotel, win Keep through out the
ssssr; 81 ssfy,sasrr:s sf ps.t,E Tasis Els: Icr
Nlri sS rs: 81 itgT sai!, itasrE -ihNiiff; y
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THE MARKETS

SAN FRAyCIsco.-The markets are dull
Hazall -four, Sl2 40; clear pork, sA; eKtrs
clear bacon, l5c; lard, l6ic; 1aokawsno coal
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WANTS.

IMPORTATION WANTED Of Elizabeth
- Sarle,, WIDOW or William Carter, who served
on on board Of United States ship Leyant, Coast
o. Caillo!nia JOHN D. CLARK,
V2o-H 527 Twelfth ST. west.
WANTED-A SMALL GENTEEL HOUSE,
w either furnished or unfinished, north of K
between 9TH and 18th streets-a cottage house pre-.
ferred Address, post paid, * Y - stating terms
ana Location, through the City Post Once
WANTED-TwO HOUSE CARPENTERS
w who fully understand their business En-
CURE al TINS once. jy25-lt
VNANTED-A PARTNER TO ENGAGE
W IN the provision business. Address 81 r.
at this Office. jy 25-Sts
NTANTED-A TEACHER WELL QUAIL
w lied to act as an ass stant in Select Classi-
cal and Mathematical Academy.
p. A. BOWEN.
jy2i-dtr Georgetown
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT I8
w years of age Salesman in a Grocery Store
One acquainted with the business and who can
bring good recommendation, address &C. ="
through the Post Office, immed lately.
~ A-3ts
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN to d, the
W cooking, washing and ironing of moderate
sized family 70 one competent good wages viii
be given Apply at No II Montgomery street,
Georgetown. jy2i--2t
yNANTED-BY ELVANS & THOMPSON
w &26 Fenna avenue, Cash (or notes at short
c1osI Tor accounts due and rendered in fun to Ju-
l.: Instant. (O-Tac) jYGe3t
"ANTED-A SMALL, RESPECTABLE,
w convenient House, il good 2eighborhood,
either II Georgetown or Washington. The ten
ant VIII be puEctcal and probably permanent, and
Will take Pos session la October.
Also a respectable middle AGED woman IS
hoa.ekeePer and GeaIastFesS services req aired i'm
mediaiely. Address 81, - al this Office.
" 23-2avtf
SIX GOOD STOUT BOYS WANTED-TO
- work at the harness q ade. Apply 10 the I'M
designed. DAN. CAMFSELI,
S'3tler, Pa. avenue, near National Ho:cl.
j. 23-Gt*
WA y r l. u IMMEDIATELY-A YOUNG
w aud healthy Wet Nurse. for d bahv2 months
Cd. Apply 10 Dr.. j. +. MAY, c street. from ,
t5ti o. ! 10 ; P. N. jy2D--tf
ENANTED-A WOMAN GERMAN PRE-
~ fsrreG) 20 do tie work # i s;nall family In
qIiIe Of JAMES OWNER, y street north, he.1v
| 5Jk ana 9th streets east " l7-;f
ylTA<TED-EVERY 70 KNOW that
~ they can get let . feet front 10y 49, feet
deep, ior the low price Of Ssj-payalie 81 month
wtdou; interest Apnlv at ;he rion Land ttice
7th street, above Od1 Fellows iial
dp 2o--3n' JOHN FOX, Sec.
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A Runaway Yesterday afternoon, four
horses, attached to a baggage wagon. standing
On Seventh street near the canal got fright
eaed and started of at a rapid rate toward the
uver- The held their way as long a they
could be seen from Seventh street bridge. We
nave net heard whether any injury was suf-
ie.ed by the horses or persons on the streets
Horses unless properly guarded or secured,
s1caid never be lett standing in the streets.
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MEN THAT ARE MEN


among the diseases TINS PHI has cured with as
tonlshing rapidity. we NAV mention
CDstiveness, Bilious Com plaintS, rheumatism,
DTopsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from d foul
o.nach, Nausea, Indigestion. Morbid inaction
OF the Bowels and pain arising therefTOm. Fiatu-
l"ncv. Loss Of Appetite, all Ulccrou~ and Cutane-
oiS Diseases, which require an evacuant medicine,
.rofJla or kings Evil. They also by purifying
the blood and stimulating the system. cure nlany
complaints which il would not be supposed they
could reach such Deafness Partial Blindness.
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability arrangement
Of the Liver and Kidneys Gout and other kin
d red complaints arising from low state CT the
BODY or distractions Of It's functions They are
tie best PurTativc Medicine ever discovered and
yoI viii but need 20 use hem once 20 know it.
Prepared by DIR. J. 80 Err, Lowell, Mass,
aud sold hy ever rsspecN1le druggist
Sod by u. D. GILMAN, Washington, O VI
LlNTHiCU Georgetown; JAMES COOK &
co, fredericksburg ie l1-2in
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ELECTION, / q. o. FAT the annual meet
ing Of the Grand Encampment of the District
Of Columbia. held last night, the following
named gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year Charles Calvert, Grand Patri-
arch, VIM ID. Steuart, Grand High Priest ::
u +. HenniIg. Grand Senior Warden; A ii.
Jones, Grand Junior Warden; VIM. Cooper,
Grand Scribe; ] II. Bartlett, Grand Treasurer:
andrew Jackson, Grand Sentinel: Richsrd
Adams, Grand Marsha. Thomas Rich was
elected Grand Representative to the Grand
Lodge Of the United States (which will meet
l. Baltimore Oh the last Monday in September
next, for the term of two years
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MA y TIE D IMMEDIATELY-A YOUNG
w aud healthy Wet Nurse. for a bahV2 months
ca. apply 10 Dr.. J. +. MAY, c street, from 3
& a o; 10 p. N. IL 2p-tf
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WANTED-TwO HOUSE CARPENTERS
w who fully understand their business En-
Guire at this Office iy25-It
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NOR SATE-A LOT ON CAPITOL HILL.
d containing - so feet 1t can be divided into
halves Enquire Of e + QUEEN
eth street, near the Northern Market.
~ ii--2w
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sax GOOD STOUT BOYS WANTED-TO
y work at the harness nade. Apply 10 the un-
ds.a- ned Dan CAMPBELL
Ss3dieT, Pa avenue, near National Hc:cl.
l. sS-gt%
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"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT l8
w years Of age as Salesman in Grocery Store.
One acquainted with the business and who can
bring good recommendation, address &C. E.
through the Post Office, immed lately
iy A-3tx
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WANTED-A SMALL GENTEEL HOUSE,
either furnished or unfinished. north Of K,
between 18th and 18th Streets cottage house pre,
ferred Address, post paid. tx Y - Stating terms
and location, through the City Post Once
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XITANTED-A PARTNER TO ENGAGE
w IN the provision business Address 81 r.
at this office iv 95-Sts
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TTTANTED-A TEACHER WELL QUAIL
w ihed TO act as an ssistant in Select Classi.
cal and Mathematical Academy.
Z. A. BOWEN.
iy2i-dtf Georgetown
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nov DIES AtEcsD.-Ir. EDITOE viii you
- ~ Hiai as O. call the attention oI our police
T. lAe condition "four Nrtheru Liberties mar
4 IH.ice officer i seldom or ever seen in
-. -, ''-ert'd portion % our city. although
,-I SERVICES are as much needed there Is
.t,s"E"re From suHri-t till sunset. durinc
- >i9a-ih TO say nothing IF the balance OF
'.."F. the market house Had il, acIshbor-
~. o. ihrJuzci with boy Ill all manner Of
lie rla-ke--a,usc, fence. private houses.
,'''i'a>- g.. hear uuluistlka evidence og
~ manner H. Thi-h th0y are employed. The
~, ~ tones. Tn" savage yells, the OBJ
- - an Fi"t.,Ee language heard, are almost
;. arabic rCi-tHces 10 our citizens. Beside
=, - rally 1ang,."us t. pas dong the str cts
81 '..l LAY "n account oi the missiles that are
.! 'LS ID al directions. | certainly believe
ei'HeI tie l-oii"e DO uo, visit This portion
70. or else they fear L. do their duty,
t, ,a4SS the offenders belong 10 some Of our
tA'.7 'am..ies . Does the Law maize
( tss::s:gs,.
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EOR rem IA TWO-STORY FRAME
Il House, with basement, situated on Prospect
Hin, Georgetown, commanding beautiful view
OF the Potomac river. Apply to T. o. Donnoghue
near the Catholic Church, or X. II Trunnel, No.
70 Frederick street, Georgetown, D. c.
~ Il
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A>>ArLT -Nrrris O'CoInor was arrested
'lity aud taken before justice Bates for
,.'-ln; ms wife The justice heard tho
',,. "Ei ordered ytyungr TO give -ccu-
~ i'- better behavior
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-h'HINAL COURT-The tIial Of four Or FIVE
". r.r-ons. indicted for creating a riot on
80 III o. May last, a. Forrest Hall. George
80 The -D!ored people ball at that
use Wa broken un-was this morning in
if'ST's- At the criminal court.
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Gross FIRIyG Jeffers, Elizabeth Cal.
vet and Inn / Neal were taken before Jus
- Bates yss.eriay for fighting, threats, &C.
-" charges were made by the neichb1rS, and
- t'-;"nee beng efficient, the Justice held
re patty 70 security tor peace.
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IMPORTATION WANTED Of Elizabeth
l. carter, widow Of William Carter, who served
Of California John n CLARK
iy25-;t SOY Tyelfth ct west
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/ OF : FOR : \ l. E.-TWO OR THREE
IA good Building Lots IN a rapidly improving
nei-RuoThood for sale Oh zen ysGFS' credit
AlplEt TO J. II. DRURY.
IV 1T
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WASHINGTON national MoyrvrxT-Tbe
United States Medical Association intend con-
t-.bu;ir; a block 10 the Washington Monu
Esnti AMI II is proposed that a representation
q Hlppccrates refusing the bride lie put upon
Il. HlppOeIa.es, on being sent for by the King
OF Persia 70 be the court physician, replied
back Tell your master that | am rich
en,ugh-that hono- viii not permit ne 10 sue
c.. the enemies of Greece -
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CHLoRoFORN.-A lady. from Mississippi. re-
Gently stopped at one of our hotels. while on a
tour OF the country. She was taken with a
severe headache. to which she is subject but
instead Of applying her usual remedy in such
cases, she by mistake applied chloroform, a
bottle Of which happened to be in her posses
session. 1t was not long before the effects of
that preparation became apparent, and it was
only by promptly summOning physician that
che was relieved from ali danger. The lady
has sufficiently recovered to resume her Jour
ney. Warned by this mistake, persons should
be careful IN applying tie proper remedial
agents, leaving nothing to chance or careless
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ESTA<TED-EEER GHODT 70 KNOW that
~ they can gCt a Let = feet front 10y l@O feet
deep, icr The low price Of 5.J-payalIe 81 month
without interest A pnlv at ;he I Mon Land q tiCe
7th street, above Od1 elbows iiau
dp 2o-}m' JOHN FOX, Sec.
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NOS rem IA NEW THREE-STORY
u Frame House on i street, near 18th, contain
ing six rooms and a kitchen, al! neatly finished.
To good tenant the rent will be 9 II per month
inq i'r- of ). II DRCRY, City Post Once.
il IF
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EEGETABLES.-Mr. " G. W White will
please accept our thanks for q basket of fresh
5etsb-e=-pOtat0cs, corn, cymlins and
4tashes-prodIced in MS garden, near the
tfst tol-ga,e plank road. They are fine spe-
e;cnens Of agricultural fruit and will doub tless
e!i-!t additional commentator after being
subjected 10 the culinary process.
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ENANTED-A WOMAN GERMAN PRE-
w fsrreG) 20 do tie VIC K # i small family In
qGiIc OF JAMES OWNER, y street north, he.1v
81 4 ana 9th streets east. ~ l7-tf
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:N0R saba SMALL FRAME HOUSE
and Lot, No. 50 Louisiana avenue, Washing
ter. 1t presents opportunity to person
wishing q make a good Investment
Also thTee-&toTy Brick House and Lot, No 81
High street Georgetown, Lot IS feet front by lGa
feet deep viii be sold low and on { long credit
Apply at 10 Louisiana avenue. " :0-tf
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no II rem IA COMFORTABLE COT
tarC, with rooms and cellar, on ICth street
b-tv D Id l. streets Posse sion given on LIST
Auau-t ApI!y at The Coal and Wood Yard near
" opposite. :. :. HARVEY
n g