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". earnestly invite all IaT--ns who are suffering wlth
81 " th. Is ,; nt~ Is heir to TO call Dr. John
bHls agent aud get copy OF BULLS Family journal
EHhris. and Tor The sakr Of humanity, hop. that
singr iltidun wi.i iot 10. found unwilling give Bulls
sAts"lAt. mai. after reading anu T.culeciin the
tte iha u l. Impossible Tor the Doctor publish
Iari Tho number OF certificates ding
f'iutn'd 10y III ssisapaIiia The amount Of
esnoul NU,uHar. shu~ertd on Dr. Bulls sArsapaTillz
known md ui,ihs ushrI individuals both in
pubic Ad Itna,e e. las h,eu Perfectly overwhelming
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
DR.. M. B. LA CROIX,
| Has The pleasure of announcing to the public
that he has taken possession Of his splendid new
| edfce, which he has erected a. No 81 Maiden
| Lane aud will be happy TO meet with those who
are DESTROYS of ulling him IN the 'speciaty'
| to which he deyolcs his undi, ided Alteration.
old GALEN HEAD
r. IN ODISPENSARY, No 81
Nam MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
AiEf 4IE$NA institution under that ma me
" IA s%NA in this country, ever estab-
SSSEys3sfESAA lished for the removal aud
S-~Eyy%s.NS1s|f9 prevention Of the Veneresl
W. I{x&Jsf disease without mercury.
~ VSSsSf5Its,& Ncic Remedies, Quick Cures
""gnt new cases Of infection cured in few
"o"fs Wy single app cation, without any medi.
cine aud without causing any pain
ANOTHER NEW BOOK!
|rRiri f"fNrY FIVE CENTS coPY.-<0
I ne most wonderful! Astonishing and cnrious
Np'k ever published in The lnngnnrr. emitted
Il '.~oay Hl.e Easy, " II &c 20 ~. =
I.tt.
joe sccit 'rr'ntia'e If love. iat-r.ncr-eJ ,v'th
"'i'..t"N. l't fi0 preservation aud ts.ti iIan Of
pee maj beg AND ilFci.nesa. oaj f4r l.alouc-
'''''f 'i. ''ii ID. f0 The very
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+'''H f.''.' 0t't az sfi
boz 'i'..i and tie ,aati4.-' ltr.t. III
h''1s "i Adfrit' i.i.. Hr.af cT.asi-
''N .'' n.i'.' "'t treatment ilhc rlaill Iuas
'''. 80" 'sr* '.iho eIi my and sa.1.ai oi.
7-..' O. a'-i--.
Is lecture 'n '"f" t2 married ladies anl sert's-
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'.'tn' "'" io H. '.I.s.-t.. luu.-r IF
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i3ra.'',.' "i it iet""''--'' knowledge f.r ti-
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',NH "''A "et' te"t' h0n 'ho world hy thosr
WHO "''i ' 400 nl'nr"s pnteilhrir.
t-A.rr lHerinVi
w. CCn''pa-' o'.t cr-rra..h.acei- .2-c pages
'' i". r','- f'ir' -1 cents e copy, ~ -yc
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Beauty Triumphant,

BY the use OF DR., Fontaine's Balm of Thou
sand Flowers, tan, freckles, pimples, &c, are
readily removed. old only by
ii. 4. SHELDON
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TO THE CITIZENS OF
M lDDltBURY AVID VICINITY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

L "
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
- :,
NE Proprietor OF Professor JAMIE
MOULIN IoChS celebrated ram
Medicine would esieciiu,y in'otm the pu'
nc, thht he mas give Dr. T. kussei III
agency OF lnose celG.ta'eu Medicines {
"n'ch ne nus Jus. received ,u' supply an
tan p. at tue rf H' plr,,.P prices. p,
'V'eoso' n,ro ,,,, '" H. ns INV
'''' "N'"o w N''''' NV ~ "'e''''''' u
I've prescriptions adapted IN ms ! Iiv"te prn
'lre' anu Us sue" "re 'n'a'u"p,e VI u" ga
""c'o vs. announcement W c"' w ny
IA" "'" S",e ""s Ns'n unflece"e' 10
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ESPECIALLY VALI'ArIrt II rIf
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cienl remedy. winch. if t,ken on the fir,
symptoms oil cold, would ureycn, many aunt.
rack of RrocLiiis. and fl
FATAL iSStfEIN CONSUMPTION
II is nnt ~, m neat Gin, GLASS Lot,lcs a.,
is sold for q cents
1rs.No o,,;,n, IL, any. farm, c,,,o;rod =, H.;
mixture. p''' ''' "'' ''''" '"''''"N" !" '''
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ne,. Z. W. sEmoN.-kr,. L. sTEyENsoN

Rev. T.. W. EHGA,-hcY. l.. STEVENSON.
CUS,LusiyE.- Rev l.. Vs. Srhnu i, widely aud generally
known eloquent aud accom- shr1 pastor Of the NJ
chuIrh. ami lev L. Stevenson has been known as on.
the talented and jealous members that the ken.
lucky could boast Of irr many Years and at
this time hs the high and responsible station Of agent
tcr IL, u h EuuA toneern.
LOUISVILLE, MAY 21th, 1919
We tRyr used john Nulis Sarsalar and have known
e. Ia. used, with entire saii-iaci We have 10
htsiia'inn Ia stating our belief that It l. fais and
valuable m.icl compound aud calculated to produce
much sad aud relieve much suii-rngi i.,I therefore
would chr,tiiiy and earnestly recommend IL TO the
afflicted. ". SkllON,
tsgm"il sIEN ENsON
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"MAN KNOW TIIYSELF.
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A

100000 r e I.,. , i.','
a year. A new edition,
reNiscj aud iinlrc,cdJust
i,su-d.
DIR. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand Book
furths tffiitIed-Cuntain-
Tug an outline OF the orr
etn, prurre tTrntniei I
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KENNEDY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY
IN For sale by II. A. SHELDON.
CURTAIN and Han Paper, for sale by
" jan io,is65. z, BECkNtTA
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lust received good assortment of Enam
y elled Travelling Bags, cheaper than ever
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-28

nj" \ VhI" ~ fOW T.II-- n.
COLD ANp CDC4li MKT
l. prrci,"l, the cu,c 90 .ccri Crs4l $50 3d.
ritlti " oi the 7 hro'i -" I.up, H..
ESP ClALLY VALIA'LfF X On
DREN
\s n preventive Of Group NJ family in U
"hangcahlc climate III. uld he wiihsut thus EFF
cienl remedy, winch, if taken on the fir
symptoms OF cold, would prevent many an n
tack OF Brochiiis. and
FA rAL ISSUEIN CONS UMPTION
1t is put up IN neat flint glass bottles, All
is sold for % cents
iTj'No Opium in any form contained in ihi
mixture.
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TESTIMONY.

~ r,s'inon' like iht fOieWing renders sup-yfuoui
al comments tie efficacy 81 Bulls Sarsnpnta From
n= h. T. Nrrl Professor OF Cheniistry in the Louisville
Medical College; have lOkej the lit # ingredients
tonpusirg John llus Compound ENrac. of SatSApnris
aud have h,sRlitn in wing fat hey form q sato
compound AMI one tHt prcuser we'll in chronic diseases
to which il is Applicable Z YAApEiL NJ D.
Louisville, June E. lbtS
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What nr ryles, rhy.icist ~ Sppuiuimrtt to the Lou
isvil!o Marine nosll &, s.!s Of bulls s"r.afHila:
U.yHLE. March ~. lSiS
hare examined ~ prescription FOR the separation Of
John u. Sar,aplfiiia aud lii.ys the combination to
he excellent ol-. ami well calculated to produce an
sltera va IMPRESSION the have nsed It both
In public nnd priva,. prSctc-. aud think it the best
Article Of SgrSapariiis nov in use.
n. rYLKs II n,
I..iIsni Pr .,ci.r Inmi.Ail-a A.riue Ilssni.al
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How OGE BODIES ARE MADE Up.-The
following is forcible illustration of the
way we supply the natural waste of the
body:
Let it be remembered, that to take
food is to make man. Eating is the pro-
cess By which the noblest OF terrestrial
fabrics Is constantly repaired. All our
limbs and organs have been picked up
from our plates. We have been served
up at table many times over. Every in
dividual is literally a mass of viYifed
viands; be is an epitome of innumerab.e
meals; he has dined upon himself, sup
ped upon himself, and in fact-paradox-
ical as 1t may appear-has again and
again leaped down his own throat. Lei
big states that an adult pig, weighing
one hundred and twenty pounds, will
consume five thousand one hundred and
ten pounds of potatoes in the course of a
year, and yet at the end of that period
Its weight may not have increased q
single ounce.
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YOUNG LLDIES NOT TO BE LOOKED AT
WHILE GOING TO CHURcH-A committee
Of the Jane street Methodist church, con-
sisting OF Susan Yanpelt, Jane Thomp-
sen and Mary sherwood, sent letter to
Mayor Wood to-day in relation to young
men congregating about their edifice.
They say:
cat a meeting held for the purpose of
communicating to you the annoyance ex-
perienced by ladies, and more so by
young ladies, attending church on Sunday
by the practice Of young men standing in
front of churches, on the sidewalks, it was
",kesotved, That staring and insulting
by look, persons who go to church for
the purpose ofworship, had not only the
effect OF keeping away many who other
wise would attend, but it was the means
OF doing away with the impression that
Is made upon one when in the house of
God
1--WE feel called upon as Christians
and lovers of order, to cali upon you and
ask you to put a stop, if POSSIBLE, to this
nuisance. Knowing that it would be
out ofplace to call upon you in person, we
have adopted this mode of com munics
ting to you"
The police of the district were directed
to take the complaint in their hands,
N. Y. Ers. Post.
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EONLL ~ BOYD.
BLIND MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS.

WI GUILD respectfully inform their frIea:is and
w the public generally that theyS->---s<=s
are prepared to attend 10 all orders inSsSs : ssH
rheL lice Of business. ESjzE 80
All kinds of UP HOLSTERIEG A:a3
neatly executed; scch ss-Cutting al nd sffshs:fii
Making Carpets, Fitting down Mating fS.ssszssAst
and Oh Cloth, Making and fiiing up fiE.,.SSs@iti
Bed and Window Curtains Hair Shuck lit.-.i.aI,ssI
and other Mattresses, Pew and other 3iIS,:=-:.s3
Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounges, Easy, and Sick
Coa;rs. We have in store Window Shades and
Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Split Blinds, Wide
Paper for Curtains VENETIAN BLINDS made in
any etye, and old ditto repaired to lock as well as
new. All kinds Of old Work repaired, and all or
ders thankfully received and promptly attended to
Rr cash, or perfect understanding before hand.
Ifyou want the worth Of your money Just give a.
call, at No 201 Pa. avenue, south ride, betw. 9th
and 10Th streets. mar 30-tf
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1e>-N 49, tAi poSers- with obGSrvs.UuS
~ marriage, lis eutiss and disquslifna.iops AMI
Geir remei!ss; With Autographs, nlustrsiirS tbs
fAsLony and phyfiologJ, eEd oisss Of ths Ts-o-
3aeur Gfssri CT oo-I ssxes, tAssr Et-uctu-s Sxs
Anu f'sn5Secs. peculiar Snl coaapyeht nK,ys res
Csc ca the ddtisS s.al casuelSce: angls al ua-.
tfd n;s--eanpy snd trSi.r' slt1n sss. Inoas Il -
curing thsn-tnkpeitcrs a.1 in.sl'iis onss-thslJ
ocriAGon sad acknowledgements hints 20 thaso
en-. !stinS IsstIC.s ~ ts2t EiI overcome ~
ieeuons 20 rs meas esseysl, sholla take this In
portSht sSp vt,hes.t Cfst committing its rases-
smnsntsrlss c. ths EseaSss Aud nstical treatment
Oh iec sss fro n11ocy TO cd age, t-eh el&e graph
lcaliy illustrated by tasutituI nthpgrspSic pistss-
nsrEoSs debility, It's cauB,s ana enTe, hy Q preeezs
81 onos 50 Staple, safe end snsciusl hat falure 10
tSptssihle-rrlss flr 6s.iy nsnkssxaAnt-sn sSssy
= spdinatcrrhoc With rracticcf excavations on q
asfef, ana ToIo successful mods Of trsstusntprc-
sSucorary hints oL tbs evils resulting ora er,piri-
AL pT.a.ico-S1 ts2sy On 81 6issSses xrislna from
bi1lscIeicr With PLAIN arc simple rulss ty which
su refeons en- euro Themselves without mereury-
elTIi:es frr the self ineieted nieerss and d;sxr
pointed hcpss 30 u5iDrtuDately prevalent in ths
ToUng. IL Is q truthful adviser 90 the marie. AMI
seoes nisEl plating nsrriss. 1t1 psruiai ia psI.
scCisrly recommended 70 persons entorts.r,r@ a
,ret doubts c. their PLY deal ooneitisp and VII r
scnseious Of having E2zzrSsd the health ssrri,os,
and privileges 70 which every human bsins @ sa.
ttlsd tc.
Pie: % cents per copy, or fv. copss ser On. dsl
led st.tes. ~ ~
N.B.-Those vho prefer r,AJ ccsEu,.e - 2, c,ozz
apon any OF the eisesses Yen wnic RS hort tr,sts
atner lersoa sly or b. mef. Medicine rent 10 sny
psrsS a a., sas oh,on sesording to drsetious safely
1adrees d. n. .. La ORoIx, No 81 Nader IAns
d post Once Box 5ie. Albany NY
n 70 csoe open daily from q n 20 Q . n. .aa On
sunday nom until m.
- once RsM owed from No Is B>sye. 81,
maiden Lane, Albany. n. z.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NEW FURNITURE STORE.-ROTHWELLS
IN BROWN have removed their House Furnish.
ing Store 10 the large and handsome building on tn
street, next to Odd Fellows Hall, where we have
for sale large and varied soItmtn OF elegant par.
loT, chamber and Cottage Furniture
Also, CaTpetings. OilcIoth, Door Mats
Glass ana China Ware, Clocks IN variety
Wooden Ware, Basket Ware, Seocipedes
Chldrea's Carriages, Rocking Hor~es
Maitresses Ut hair, cotton and shuck
Office Tables, Desks, Chairs, SC.
Japanned Tia Ware andl Bathing Apparatus
They will keep constantly for sale a tul assert
ment of house furnishing Goods, and will sell on
the mos; favorable terms. an 6-eolm
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TEE ELOQUENT PASTOR.

He taught the cheerfulnezs thai still Is ours,
The sweetness that still turks In human powers =
II heaven be full Of stars, the earth has flowers.
HIs was the searching thought, the glowing mind
The gentle will % others soon resigned;
But, more than all, the feeling just and kind.
His pleasures were az melodies from reeds-
Sweet books, deer music, and unsefish deeds,
Finding immortal flowers in human weeds.
True TO his kind, nor or himself afraid,
lie deemed that love of God was best arrayed
In love OF al the things that God has made.
He deemed mans life no feverish dream Of care,
But high pathway into freer air,
Lit up with golden hopes and dulles fair.
He showed how wisdom turns its hours IN years.
Feeding the heart on joys instead Of fears,
Aud "orships God In smiles, and Lot in tears.
His thoughts were as a pyramid up-piled,
On whose far top an angel stood and smiled
Yet IN his hesrt was ha a simple child.
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FISHING TACKLE,

MERCK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
i Gravitaticn Fish Hooks
silk sea Grass, Linen. and Cotton Lines
Jointsd Rods al ali prices, from 81 " s6 each
Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods
Artificial flies, grasshoppers and esh
Siakers of every description.
SILK worm Gut, Landing Nets, and every tiiins in
the Fishing Tackle line Ier sale nj reduced prices
E. X LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, b. C.
RD 2l-tf
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TO PERSONS DECLINING HOUSE.

KEEPiNG-RURNITURE BOUGHT!
DERSONS decln;ng housekeeping, and wishing
i TO ayOid The trouble and expense incident 10 q
public auction, will find at all times prepared 70
purchase their entire household effects, for which
we viii psy the highest cash prices.
HHusekecpeTs AMI nthers having surpus of nsw
and secondhand FURNITURE will find that they
can dispose o! articles advantaceously by making
application % BONTZ * COOMRS,
Nev and second hand Furniture Dealers,
No 800 Seventh ST., between 1 and x.
ap 23-eo3:s
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
&Rl

On and after Tuesday, Nor. Z, 1854.
TNH1 Oars leaye Alexsndris daily for Gcrdcna
II VILE and iutsrn,6fste stations - N o'clocf,
e n, on tbs arrival OF TIE boat from Waxbingtcr
giving ample tina for breakfAst board Coz
asetins 1t Hanasses Junst,sn with train for etr.a
surg, st Werrenton JUNCTION With q trsta br Wsr-
c-nton, and 1t GordonsElle With IT, trsi-,s On ths
Virginia Central Railroad Er EichIopS, Charlettas
yille and sSsuDtou.
The cs-s lesve aoricnsiIlo dsily fer Alexsnd-,s
Sld intsrpaedists eta lions az before ~ .. N. on
the arrival Of the trains OF the Virginia Central rail.
road from lichmosd, Charlottesville and SSsurt tor.
THROUGH TICK ETS.
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NO. 532.]
Not,ee Of the establishment Of tAe oees of
Surveyor Generai o pubic kands for
THE Territory of Utab
IN virtue of the authority contained in ,bs M, an
l. proved February 81, le56, entitled Gan act to
establish the office Of surveyor general of Utah and
20 grant land for school and university purposes
the Office of surveyor general of said Territory he
dered. "
Given under my hand, At the City of Washington
uis twenty iourth day Of March, ammo Domini 1855,
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Qfice.
mar 20 -2aw6w
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHTP.

MN. III. II. @ RITTER have this 10th day OF
w April entered into co-partnership for The
purpose Of carrying on the Wood and Grocery bush
ness.
The subscribers Wood Yard md Store Is situated
on the Cana, vert OF and near 10 the market where
persons In want OF Wood or Groceries Of superior
quality, and upon the most picasig terms, can at
all times find full supply
w. III. & Fl. G. RITTER.
AL persons Indebted 10 w. II. Ritter previous 20
the commencement Of this firm are redu astpd 20
call and settle their accounts. 23-eu2w
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5 Mott Bedcll's Line. LII

NEW YORK, -aLRX-7NDRL.s, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
| from pier IL East River, New York, and ofena
necessary, and are composed Of Me following errt-
class vessels:
New schr. a. '. Bcdsi, Bedell, master.
New schr. Mott BedeG, A. ". T'redwolL
Schr. linn D., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. Tolant, l.. A. Smith, master.
Schr. Commander -in- Clisf, woglsm, master.
Sehr. GTeenpdy, Wilson, master.
These vessels all fast sailey, and the masters
men Of experience the trade, ana the oely rssg-
iaz line Of Washington CITY packets.
MOTT BEbELL,
Wall street, n. Y.
o. g. MASTERS SONS,
Aexsndria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-Sn Wsshingtoa and ID. c.
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sA's PATENT AMERICAN ACCoRDEoNs.
a several OF these new aad improaed instruments
Jus' received and FOR sale al The Music Depa o.
HILBUS HlTz-
Also, o dozen OF Faa's new and cheap instruction
Books, price Is oents
Inc public are invited 10 examine these Accerte
oEs having received the frst premiums IN every eT-
uim.on eAhoRed- uiLBUS b HI1Z,
"aS ~ as Sole AeeatA
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SODA WATER SODA WATER

~ GAUTIER has Just erected in his establish
". ment fountain Of very superior Soda Water
which for Its delicious and medicinal qualities is
f-T ahead of any beverage ever before Introduced.
tie would call particular attention TO the superior
quality and variety oil his sirups, which all made
rom the pure fresh fruit, and from any Of the
acids now in common use, which are always more
or less deleteriOus to the stomach.
&. GAUTIER,
ap l6-eo2y asa Pa avenue.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

On TUESDAYS and FhIDAYRs
60 Fare round trip 81; from Alex.
Nndria 20 cenes-The THOMAS COLLYkR Leaves
Esshington az and Alsxsreria at o. o'eleSh.
Cesehss eeve the Capitol fox tie bost ss sX ocif.
'.osch Jar, 10 cents.
Persons Wishing shs Coaches Will issvs tAs;f resS
tsros With 9eo Thos. PARKER
Eefreshr,cats On MS boat
sSt 28-du sAMT SEDNxY, Cant.
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MAETILLA9.

NI Z open this morning choice assortment Of
w black and colored Silk and Lace MantilIas.
To which we respectfully invite the attention Of the
ladies.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY d co.
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MANTUA MAKING.

MISS MARGARET DYER respectfully annorn
VI ces 10 the ladies Of Washington and vicinity
that she has just returned to Washington, and in
tends TO resume her former business, and soiiciis
the patronage OF her former friepds. No. S2l Pa
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sts.
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T. V A n s,

Pa CUeTue, betbosen 12fh and I3,b SIS
uAS Just returned from the North with a large
III large aSsOi t-Gent Of Gentlemen's SILK HATS,
which he is selling 1t So each, of the same quality
usually sold III this city for "a
He likewise has such articles Of wear worth 50
So which he will dispose o! for - 80.
In addition 10 the above he has increased his
stock OIL Ladies' BOSNETJ and RIBAED5, which
he is determined 10 sell at extraordinary low prices
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NJ. WILLIAM,
LADIES' CREss AND TRIMMING STORE

LADIES' CRESs AND TRIMMING STORE
Pa. avenue. between Seventh and Eighth streets.
M WILLIAM would respectfully announce TO
IVA. the Ladies Of WASHINGTON tina; he has just
received from the Northern cities q complete stock
Of GOODS, among which may be found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Rbands
large lot Of Bonnets, in silk, scrape and straw
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment Of handsome Embfoi-
deries of all kinds
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions at rea-
sonable rates.
Pinking and Futins, and Kid Gloves cleaned.
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CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

OUR stock of BOOTS and SHOES are now com
" plG te In all it, branches. 4.
For Ladies we have an en- less variety Off -
CATERS, button aud lace, from to 50 ~
Morocco end Kid Slippers, Use, worth 81
Do Buskins, SIX, worth II
For Misses and Chkren-
Black, bronze and colored Caters button and lace
Morocco aad kid Boots, bronze and coIored
black, bronze and white morOcbo and Kid Slippers
Shanghai Boots, thick and thin s0les
Fot Gents our sleek cannot be surpassed In this
city. Patent LIE a,her and Cloth Gbiters s,,n.yior
arliele; Oxford Ties, Montereys, Kossuth Patent
Leather and calf, sewed a nd pegged
Boys and youths cloth and patent leather Button
Walking and dancing Pumps, superior article
Gala patent leather Oxford Ties and .tran Shoes
Call and example our stock for we are determined
To sell for small PROFITS, rnd realize Quich saea
DoDtl lose time but call early.
Doa't forget the store.
A. HOOVER 4 SON,
B. side Pa. av, nearly opp. Browns Hotel
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GUGAH, COFFNE, SALT, sc.
= leo barrels Refined Sugar
10 bags Rio Coffee
IS bags DIN Java do
GO boxes fresh ground do
$50 sacks fins Salt
loco pounis Hops, low priss
Iusi receixed and for sale by
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CARRIAGES q Fl HARNESS. For Ssle.-
~ The subscriber has ON private sale
sixs& at Family Carriage
i Doctors Ph9ton
set Double Harness
set Single Harness
Both Carriages were built to order, are thorough
ly well made, and but little used.
Prices low and terms favorable
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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REACHES, RATS. AND MICE.

'HHESE pests can be entirely destroyed by using
THE EXTIRnINATOR, which can be ussd
With more safety and Certainty than any article ever
offered to the public.
Price Is cents per package.
CIIIHCH OR BED BUGS
can be entirely removed by few applications OF my
new preparation. Try il.
Price Is cents per bottle.
j. b. MOORE, Druggist,
NO. II Pa avenue, opp Seven Buidings.
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