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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18
sppo1A1 NOTICES,
TnpRtNTRRa,

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We are prepared 10 fptnsh Printers With wais'ssa.
TettOr News, Hook and Job Inks, ws'haSe now on
hani,%
S Ss%: III Ts S ssss P Bfs lRsI as !s
Hook 'ink, Unrk !GresA,
Rine Black. Geil2Wt
Rxtth Pine do, .,Whus. y
Rxifh Rlne 10, uf vntnish,
I.tpht line. sc. &c. sc,
All Inks sold by0s warranted 10 DO gool and found
ltot 10 be 80, can Ee ItIutpti Al our expense,
07Terms cash, g...
Mli BEATTY s. 60
-------.-+ %-AtS-t~----- 80
PathcrGbnrs water PICKLE and Preserve Jars,
assorted Sltes-.tor .ls BY 4, II, LopAS 4 Co.
Specie Gotks, tdt pickle Jars &c. -aa lae lick Wa
ter to arrive III a lly or oat Tho
jutt4 lhidge Corner Drug Store.
.--.------ ~ ~ 4--A-.4. ..tA-
RIvEAiiyer1Ie anla nnd seven Diplomas
have been awarded to ma MS TOR first class Daguereo
tylcs Adams Co.s Gallery is al tho corner Of uElon
anil Main SIS Strangers arc Invited 10 call, eltIftlso
cOats Will do 80. Pictures taken as c'sP AZ Tue rhtaP
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-18

SrRuGdLE FOR LlFE,--Sonc one recently threw
latEe ,nOstilI dog into lie Genetsee river, near
the Falls, Of Rochester, New York, 'Ehs Union
says:
$50 strongly was Tho sympathy Of lie specta.
Tors excited III behalf Of HE puot brute, Thai mon.
ey would have been freely given tor his tesCue,
bit thpl was impossible without great fisk Of hi.
man life. But a few moments wefe occupied in
calculating The chances Of The dog. lie resisted
with much power lie tide that bofe him onward,
but OIL 10 no rutpo4e. lie psSsed over The dam,
tose 10 The surface and s.tnck out Sagaclously fOr
one af the pielS Of The raitoad bridge lie couId
not reach Il, but was taken swiftly oyet lie dfea!
Fails. The Spectators OF some Of them, FASTENED
10 get view IL The rIyet below, hoping thSt The
dog would yet be ssyetl tfom death. They were
mol disappointed, Ina few minutes alter he went
over he was seen 10 emerge 0oEn The boiling foam
At the bottom Of The sheet, and Stise out fof The
shofe. which was speedily gained. The speoia.
tots btesIhed ffeet and welcomed, The DOG 10 The
.aloIe with shouts Of Joy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-22

TEE 6urpLY 70 On Cor Orr.--Ths Gov.
eminent weter.pipes, already laid for the par.
tfai supply OF the public buildings In Wash.
ington, were, long since, tapped at various
points by individuals to obtain water for pri.
vate use the consent of the proper authorities
having been first obtained 1t now happens.
however, that the quantity required to be used
now in progress In Washington is 90 great ss
to make tho application Of all the water to
DO thus commanded necessary to that end.
80 the Commissioner Of tho Public Buildings
has applied to the Secretary Of the Interior
for permission to shut OF all the branch pipes
OF individuals. hotel keepers, and others, and
has been authorised to do SO, after eivir q
those interested sufficient notice to enable
them to make arrangements for obtaining q
supply elsewhere.
MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoN.-To morrow after.
noon, the Boone Rife corps, accompanied by
such of our citizens az are fond of such enter
tainments and who intend avsiiing them
selves Of this occasion, will leave this city, on
board the steamer George Washington, for q
grand military and civic moonlight excursion,
proceeding az far down the river as tho White
House. The advertisement in another column
furnishes the particulars. The committee have
made the most extensive arrangements to rem
der this excursion one of the m est pleasant of
the season, and We doubt not they will fully
redeem their pledge.
FIRE.-Between l and O'Clock this morn
Ing, two frame houses, one of them unoccu pied,
located on Eighth street, in the Seventh Ward,
were destroyed. -
STRAWBERRIES, the better kind, were sell
Ing In tho Centre market, at fifty cents .
quart; and green peas sixty-two and half
cents peck.
APPoIHrMENr.-Ar. Samuel Tresss has been
appointei superintendent of the carpenters
work on the Pest Office extension buildipp,.
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may ls-,i



TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PEAL,
Estate-By virtue Of decree Of The OTnlans,
Court OF the District OF Columbia. cr the county cf
washington, approved by he Circuit Court of said
District, sitting IN Chancery, passed in the matter
% the petition of Am NJ Cross, guardian Of the an
fant children and -irs-at law of " ashineon Gross
deceased, will. on THURSDAY, the lOlh Cav of
DAY, 1903, at 81 O'Clock p. M, front the prem
lses, proceed TO sell Lots rumbpIRds7 SO 60 3D. 81
and 81, IN Square numbered 1913, situate in the
civ OF wa lnng;O0 and District aforesaid
Inc above described properly j. situated az She
cOrner OF Fourteenth street east and 81 south
Terms of sale: One-third cash the reidue i'm tv q
equal payments at and - month"; with Interest
on deferred payments. The deferred payments 10
be secured by the notes of The purchaser or EUR
chaSefs, satisfactorily tn"Orsnd.
Upon the full payment of the purchase money and
interest, ard The ratifi" of the sale by The
Court, the trustee viii convey to purchaser or pur
ehasers, at his or their cost and expense all the
rllht title, Btrret and estate in End 40 laid l,s Cf
ground, Of which the said Washington Cross Gied
siczed. ANN VI CROSS Trustee
GREEN * SCOTT,
dp - -2'Shi,o ,SaIo huctIOneers.
Lots q, D. 81, and 81 having been sold, tie
sale OF Lots Nos. % and 50 is postponed until
THURSDAY, the 24ih in tant, on the premises al
O'Clock when they will be sold TO the highest bid.
der, on the above terms
ANN NJ CROSS Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
may I'D AuctiOnaprs.
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C II " H A M Il III S.

THERE is nothing within the whole history of
human equipage which can compete with The dig
mined position which the IIG. has always occupied
In re may be much show and effect in the ease
ard grace which characterize the symmetrical coat
or gsudy and bespanged vest, but they are rfs
when compared to that article which enthrones the
seat Of all hatis srest grand and magnificent in the
composition Of man. II has been observed that the
Hat and its manner of adjustment, are illustrative
of The stamina of the wearer II this be the case.
great care should be taken in its selection ToDp
& Co, have for long time had the reputation of
usherns into being Of the attractive features
that have rendered Hats popular in the District and
recent visit by to their splendid store where we
took occasion to examine their choice selection of
white beavers. felts, Sc, has succeeded in confirm
ing our belief that they determined to continue
what they have been, namely, the Cenins Of WASH.
ington. Their store is on Pennsylvania avenue Nc.
3.6.
PRECISE arrangement in every branch of the Gull
nary department indicates The existence of house
keeper perfectly conversant with domestic comfort.
To be brief. every lady having the least desire to ex
Gel IN 'hls very useful and necessary department,
upon which the proper arrangement Of food and the
character of all delcacies depend, should without
representation, have a conversation with Mr.. JAS.
SKIRvsG, corner Of llth street and Penna. avenue.
with view to the immediate possession of the mapy
contriVsnces constantly 10 be found at his we'll filled
Wa'erooGs. lie deals in every article connected
at all with housekeeping, and from his extensive
variety of this class of goods can readily suit all
tastes and circumstances. He has Bath Tubs of a
BEAUTIFUL pattern, and Of the most approved designs.
Also, ornamental Water Coolers, Refriserators, and
the like, which he offers at very reduced prices.
ACT, act in The living present. Citizens who are
contemplating the erection of coy houses, and
their complete and systematic arrangement nj, should
pay immt date attention 10 these new and uproyed
Cooking Ranges which Mr.. J. F. HoposoN, Seventh
street, three doors north of H. is now bringing into
use. Mr.. H. has the exclusive right TO the District
oil Columbia, and is prepared TO erect them Of any
size and price, wherever they may be desired They
consume less fuel, bake more completely, and per
form a greater variety of purposes than any other
range now in practice. He also has them of port
able character calculated to accomplish the same
results as those of extended and costlier ns
ture They are ventilated by process which TO.
tally preeludes from the ofdciories all noxicus va.
PGrs that are disseminated by other articles of the
kind. He keeps in store always a fine assortment
OF JapanHed Ware, Albata and Block Ware, Char
coal Furnaces, g.
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m - PREMIUMS AP THE FAIRs-wHITEHIRsTsS
still In the ascendanceThe juries Of OF the late
airs At Batm'ie Richmond, and New York
highest premius TO J. H. w. for superiority of Pho
tographs stereoscopes and Daguerreotypes exhibited
mr. also received two Medals st the Worlds
don and premium At Crystal Palace New York
Also the hrst awards Maryland Institute for
years past.
whitshursrs Gallery in this city Is Pa avenue betv
AZ and 9Th streets. feb N
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- ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TINES
III $3.50 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 conveniences attached. Pumps OF pure
water are near the door, and cOmmunlcat on is had
with Georgetown by way OF II and Seventh streets
and Penn Avenue, morning and afternoon, at the
departments.
To secure the advantage Of this great reduction
OF rent immeacte application must be made to the
undersigned, either by letter, at his house AT
Kendall Green, after office hours, where the keys
may be had and the houses inspe. ted al any time.
Several OF these residences will be sold on liberal
terms. WM. STICKNEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
N. B.-Rents paid quarterly in adrGnce.
apr 3. 1871
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VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND NEAR thu
City, at Private Sale.-For SALE four very de-
sirable and eligby situated tracts of Land contain
ing about fifty acres each. partly in Monty omery
county, but principally in Washington county, ID c.
opposite the farm Of Joseph II Brailey, ESQ.,, about
~ miles FROM Washington, communicating with il
by new and commOdiOus road now under con-
structIen The soil is excellent, and well adapted
to corn and wheat The situation is prominent an
healthy, and the land well watered. There are
three tenemeots on the premises.
This property is peculiarly suited TO gentlemen
having business in the city for beautiful country res
licences.
A plat of the property can be seen at the Office Of
the subscriber.
John Parker, ESQ, living adjoining, will show the
property TO any who may wish TO see it.
EDW. SWAMI,
No. 126 Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
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"A SECRET FOR TIE LADTEs-How TO pREsERyK

ND = LADIES-HOW 10 PRESERVE
W. Beauty.-Don't use Chalk, Lily White or any of the
rocaed Cosmetics 10 conceal faded saow
you would have the roses brought back your cheek
clear healthy snd transparent life and yjgor m
fused rousn the SYSTEM get bottle OF Corers Spanish
MIXTURE aud take II according directions II doe. not
taste quite well sweetmeas but II aster few doss.
you do not ind health and beauty reyvng your
elastic ana vigorous and the whole and
invgorsted IKE Spring morning your case IL hope
iess aud all the valuable certificates possess go Tor
naught III the greatest purifier OF the blood known
perfectly harmless, and at the time powerfully erca-
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III rNOAH WALKER CO.. Marble Hall Clothing Empo-
rum, under Browns Hotel, respectfully announce
that thsir display Of Spring and Summer Clothing
raoy Iof inspection, comprising Coats
Vests and PanslOons and rbest in
material trimming and workmanship To gentlemen who
study excellence with economy ia fashionable articles of
dress an opportunity for selecting from one OF the
largest and most attractive goods ever offered I'm
this city at very reduced scale Of prices splT
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New York Stock Earket.

NEW York, May % Stocks are better
Sonsy ise easy Sales at the & ret board OF Erie
Il 4s8; Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad, 81;
Cumberland Coal Company, 2St; Reading
Railroad, SIT; Pennsylvsnis Coal Company,
los; New YORK Central, 92!; Missouri SIS 9Ii:
Virginia 6's. 96E
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CTEAYED AWAY on

CTEAYE ed AWAY on Fndsy, the 4th OF
~ hdy, from Georgetown, a small coloted Bow
about eleven years Of age. Had on when he left n
pair Of snGff-cOlored pants and a straw hat. An
sIveTs to the name &C Jake Any one giving infot-
NATION to MONTEZUMA DhGGS, IA Seventh
81 Georgetown, will receive the thanks OF the fam
~ and a reward il desired mayl 6-lws
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SOMETHING EEw UNDER TEX sUK.
CHARLES WERNER

Pefin:l iUGnia GUenus, opposite BTosrns' Hotel
L As fitted up the cCBimOdious hail over his Rec
III taurant a frst class LAGER BEER SA-
LOON, having pro led a supply Of every luxury
and comforts found in first class establishments OF
tie kind in the NOr,bcrn cities.
His RHINE WINES aud French White Wines
as well as his Clarets, Serars. Lager Beer German
Italian, and Swcitzer CHEESES, and indeed ey-
cry other appropriate luxury in such an establish
ment, Is unsurpassed in this country.
lie solicits call from his friends ana the pub,ic
NAV l2-f
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RKPORrKp ron TIE
DAILY EVENING star.
The Personal---very. Bill Vetoed, 90

Bosros, May 81 Governor Gardner has
vetoed the personal liberty bill.
The jury in the case Of DR.. Brown cs the
New Haven RsilToad Company, have returned
avsidict for the plaintiff, assessing the dan.
ages in $4,000. DR. Brown wu ipjsrsd at
Nor"aik, and sued for $2o, 900.
Inc veto OF the Governor was sanctioned by
Communication appended from the Attorney
General Pronouuciug the bill uncons.itusi ouai.
TIE Senate has sustained the bill DER the
vsto-yeas 81, nays 3; and tie House By q
vO.e Of three to one So the bill Il Law.
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two Fame HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUG
L tion-Un THURSDAY, the 24th instant a, q
COCK p. m we shall sell in front of the premises
part OF Lot No q in Square 437, with the improve
menus, which are two frame Houses. one contaia
ing three AM the other nine rooms; each house
fronting twelve feet on south G, between 7th aud
on srtets west. with five feet alley between the
two, making the whole front % feet, running back
S6 feet inches.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in SIX Twelve.
eighteen, and twenty four months, on notes bearing
interest.
dee d gwen and deed OF ttust taken
Title indsputable.
GREEN & SCOTT,
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Kew York Markets.

New YoRK, MAY 22.-Cotton is firm and IN
changed. Flour hes advanced l2t to IsI cts.
Coed Ohio, $40 06lsSi0.3I Southern is firm
I'D unchanged Wheat is a trifs lower;
White Michigan 81 so Corn is trifs higher;
Western mixed 81 l5sS1l5t Pork is a triHs
higher; rePacked Chicago Mes SI5asI5 so.
Lard is higher; il barrels IOtalO4 cts. Der
p0uLd Wbiskey 33!.
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New Orleans Markst.

New ORLEANS, May 2I.-The cotton mar
kst ia unsettled; sales 1 500 bales niddling at
log q lOt. Flour lie dull; sales at 50 50. Com
is active; sales of western yellow at sl.o5
The Southern telegraph line Is down south
Of Columbia.
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Foreign Nor mon Iumieratiou.

New YORK, May 22.-Ths ship Curling,
from Liverpool. arrived here this morning.
The Curling brings 500 Mornons from Eu p.
ropean countries. They are on their way to
join their brethren at ST. Lake City.
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New ORLEANS, May 2l.-The ship Caspian,
of Bath. Ne /, from Boston to this port with .
eTgo Of ice, went ashore st Gingerbread
Ground, BOhamss, on the 10 h inst. She will
probably be total loss.
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BY GRE en- 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
DIAPER HANGING5 EASY CHAIRS, LOUN
Il ges, &c, at Auction. - On THURSDAY, the
24'h inStant at i0 O'Clock. a m, we shall sell, Al
the store of Mr. George Burh.pne on Seventh str,et
opposite the Patent Office his entire stock OF Paper
dangings for halls, rooms, &C., Lounges, Easy
tDairs, Screens, Cots, &c. Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
may gid Auctio1eer
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VERY VALUABLE BULL ING LOT ON +,
between 18Th and l4ih streets at Auction.-On
TUESDAY afternoon, May 23i, at So O'Clock, On
on the premises, shall sel the west half Of Lot %
IN Square No. 2Ji, having runI Of 80 n. 25S inch
es on ST, between 18th and 18th, running back
100 feet 10 30 feet alley.
This IS probably one Of the most desirable Lots
for sale in that section Of the ~ity.
Terms: One third cash The residue in and IL
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the premises.
JAS. C. Mcguire,
may i'd Auctionepr
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Baltimore Hsrketa.

BALTIMORE, May p Flour lie les firm than
on yesterday; sales of 500 bbls at $40 81.
Wheat is unchanged; sales Of red at 81 SOC
;? on, and white s. 60sS2 20. Rye-$I 65s
81 6S Corn-White. 81 O5s$I OF; yellow,
81 o7asl 0S 0ats-63s66c for Maryla land and
Virginia, and 66c. for Ohio.
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Anti-L;qaor Law Gathering.

Boston, May 22.-Ths great and liquor
law gathering took plsce at Faneuil Hall last
night Fully 5000 persons we're present, and
strong dcnunciatory resolutions were adopted.
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4 MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
"A or Remit will either sell my Farm Oh the
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike, miles above
Georgetown, adjoining Tehnaliytown, or 1 will rent
10 good tenant, The house and garden, (includine
Call on the subscriber, at Mrs LYLES'S, adioin-
ing. THOS MARSHAII
may Is lot
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GALE OF FOUR BUILDING LOTS al AUG
~ ton = On TUESDAY afternoon, HAY %, at G
O'Clock, shall sell, on the premises. paris Of lots 29
and 30, In Square $50 fronting each 62 feet inches
on street. between Second ard Third streets. an !
lots 10 aud H. in Square $50, fronting each 81 feet
on . street, between New Jersey avenue and 30
street
Terms: One fourth cash balance in G, % and ls
months, with Interest, secured by deed property.
c. w. BOTELE Err,
may $50 Auctonecr
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NOR SALE A QUANTITY or BRICK YARn
l. Tools, used but short time. Also. one of
Smiths machines, or brick making, flor steam or
horse pow ~ has only been used few DAYS on &C
count of the CLAW
Apply ~ Stephen Castar, corner Of l. street south
and New Jsrsey avenue or TO the subscriber al his
office, Smithsonian Grounds
may IL lw" GILBERT A. CAMERON
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DOR RENT-THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON
Il Pierce street. between l. aud NJ streets cot
tanning six rooms each, with basement and a large
yard attached. To runctual tenants the low rent
OF elsht doHdrs Will be charged monthly. Enquire
OF the owner. opposite the premises.
NAV l5-2Wt CFAS TUOMA
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EVENTU WAHD.-UNION TICKET.
~ For AiermaH-DEARBORN Z. JOHNSON.
For Common Council-SAMUEI. PUMPHREY,
SAMUEL :. TAYLOR, HENRY A. CLARKE.
NAV ia
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EOR SALE-A LOT OF GROUND IN THE
4 most thriving part of the city, improved iD pa
and Is under rent al two hundred dollars year 4;
Is situated on Ninth near street, and has FIRM
OF 10 feet on Ninth street, by 70 feet inch deem
The above property will be sold at a bargain :5r
cash or on time, as the purchaser may desire, nv
JAMES o. WHITNEY, on c, betw 10Th and 18Th
street,. NAV 0I-oxy
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For Sale and Rent.

NOR SALE ORRENT-A NEW TWO STORY
end attic Brick House. with a two story bac
building, containing large Hall and ten good rooms
To careful tenant the rent will be very moderate
For inrihcr particulars enquire Of Mr.. PHILIP
MACKEY, corner Fourth and streets.
may 21-lWt
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$500 REWARD.

FiEE HUNDRED DOLLARS will he given for
l. the app nonsOn and Onv. elton OF the person
or persons who murdered William Osborne e Wash
ineon county, district OF Columbia on or about the
etn day OF r. bruary last, on his way fem the Co
lumba Mills, 10 his home, the old Race Ground
Course. JONAH d. HOOVER,
Marshal Of the District Of Coluu bl.
NAV l5-lw
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Two LET-THE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE OF
/ Mrs. French, on Bridge street, Georgetown The
House Is large and convenient, and has the adyant
age of fine grounds around II.
10 GOOD and puncfua tenant the terms will be
made easy. Possession will be given about the LIST
of June next.
ApPiyto NJ. ADLER, Agent.
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Z. II. DRANR,
ReosOT Of ST. Ismes' Parish.

VNBE UNDER IG y E ID are now working
the Stone Quarry formerly occupied BY Nsjoe
VIM B. Scott, and are prepared 10 furnish STONE
al the usual market rates
HUMPHREYS & WILLIAMS,
Georgetown, hss lS-lR'
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NOTICE.
GLOVES, HOSIERY. RIBBONS &c.

GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, &c,
Join n. SMOOT, south side of Bridge ST.. near
- Hi-s, Georgetown, has just received nom New
York an a ditiOnal supply Of
Taffata Silk AMI Lsle Thread cloves
Short and long black twisted SILK Mitts
opeh-yo,ked and plain Cotton Hosiery, every Va
riety
Misses, and Boys white, mixed aud fancy Cotton
Hosiery
Gents do 90
Worked SWISS Collars and Rifles
Lace and French worked trimmed Cellars
Heal Maltese and Imitation Laces
WIN many other desirable Goods, 10 which The
atenl1n OF cash or prompt custo ners is invited.
may L. ]. H. sMOOT,
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eJoR SHrLIISsToN receives eli Books snd News
APers as fast as published he IL agent for Rsper and all
the other Magazines, and readers will
large and good assortment Of Blank Books stationery
his BOOKSTORE Odson Building avenue and AZ st
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DOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, on the south
ID west corner of Pa. avenue and 9Th street il pre-
pared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made to rem
der those comort bic who may favor her with their
patronage, ap CT
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DOA HDING.-Tpree wel-furpished Rooms,
ID with bOa'Ging, can be obtained at No. ~
Eleventh street, west side, between G and IL.
may Gift
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MRS. w m. K: ABBOTT Informs those
vi persons who have been applying to her for
board, that she has no y two chambers vacant.
No. 100 West street, Georgetown.
may l9-ji.
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Wants.

COMPETENT NURSE. None
w need apply Who cannot bring good reference
= % character and capabilities, from her last place.
may % liz
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No 1S8 Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
ap 30 -eO2m

IfOR SALE-A Two STORY Brick HOUSE
4 on the corner Of Prospect and Frederick streets
Georgetown, now occupied by Mr.. John w. B:o
naugh. For information apply 10 Mr.. JAMES MIL
LEk, Market 81 betw. 4ih and 5th, Georgetown.
an IS -law5Wt