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PURE SILVERWARE-A MAGNIFI-

CENT ASSORTMENT.
NJ w. GAIT Il BRO cal attention 10 their
fle unusually large ASSORTMENT OF Sverwarc,
consisting Of
5ol:d siivsr rca Seis, complete
Siiyt Pitchers solid Silv'r CasiGrs
Silver Cups and Saucers, GsLlets
silver Fish CaTveIs and FnTks, CTumb Scrapers
Cake Kniv ., Fruit ShOvels, Sugar Slfteys
Jelly So on, Cheese ScOups
Pickle Knives and Forks
Olive Spoon, Salad Tongs, Vegetable Forks
Fruit Knives, Ice TOnss, Dessert Knives
Soup, Cream and Gravy Ladies
Ice Cream Knives, Salt Cellars
Napkin Rims, Butter Knives, Tea Strainers
Tea, Table. and Desert Spoons and Forks of every
variety
Breakfast aud dinner Coffee Spoons, &c.
Also, very large assortment of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for wedding, birth day, and other
presents
The above is all of or own manufacture and Is
warranted to be pure.
Nj. w. GAIT & BRO,
$Zf Pa. ave-, belw. 9Th and 10Th sts.
r,fF Sl-tf
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NOR SALE.-A Pair OF BAY MARES, 7 years
Il Old nextsprrg, well-bred sound. stylish, H.
gentle, spirited and capital goers. They are &ssIS
ll-broken and perfectly free from tricks, ana will
particularly suit any gentleman who Ia toni OF
hiVinE. The owner paris with them only because
b.s purpose Is to rcusnch his expenses. They caa
b seen At Southron's ste Birch's) Stable ON l4ih
street, snuth Of Pa. avenue. For terms, OF an op-
portuBity 20 ny them, enquire at the counter n ths
Star oiace. They via BE- sold ba. gain.
spSd
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INTERESTING TO CARPENTERS

AND fUILHERS
FNHE subscribers having secuTen the services Of a
first rate operator. are prepared 10 execute with
INN date despatch, and in uneqnalled lyle, any
desc ipti"n of planIng Mill work.
They have en- hand 1000 feet prime seasoned D 4
North Carolina flooring, and also an equal quamniy
A Eastern Shore, which will he sold at The lowe /
market price for cash, or TO such customers az they
NAV choose 10 trust.
ie G-eo3t FITZHUGH COYI,E & BRO.
(OTpaucul,VO
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT

COMPANIES STEAMER ALICE q. PRICE,
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER,
Will commence her regular
-t==s-=sscs..aa.iist trips on TUESDAY H02HISG,
IIu 23lh tall, touching al the different Landings
on tire rIveT.
Leace Washington at and Alexandria 1T o'cIk
on Tuesday and FIidIy mornings Returning, wi !
leave Gene River at 4 O'Clock, on Wednesday and
Saturday mornings, until further notice.
NAV Cd
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IA fhENOhENA IN hkDlClNh--kronchitil, Cough,
- Dyspepsia Liver Complaints Scrofuls, sc.-For all
disesss8 Of the Female System IL stands
clergyman just informs IL has cured him of Bronchitis
OF = cespe ate Oh racter-psrticc' ara hereafter.
SANPTOSS VEGETABLE TIECTURR-By fts mild &C
ton the stomach, liver and kidneys will Dyspep
ss Cough Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
Ia ihs Side and Brest Consumption Sc-ofulA Rheu
mHtsnl, Govt Neuralgia, Pstus, Bowel Compls ns PLEA
Worms and Nervous Dsblites-with all diseases arising
from impure blood and s the greatest female medicine
THIS invspAbls medicine IL working wonders
tie human frame See Advsr tsement to-day.
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By WALL, Barnard a. co, Aucts.
VESSEL Ar AUCTION On MONDAY next,
boa; wharf llth suvet. we s1aIl sell 10 the highest
bidder the schooner Only Son, with all her Rigging
and tting complete
good opportunity ID o6trsd 10 those in wet Of
WALL, 3ARNARD s. CO., ,
jsf-ds - Auctopssn, =
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWENTY ONE
Eighth Oaks Of Cognae Brandy -On sATUR
DAY, June GIN, at 10 O'Clock, in front Of the auc-
ton rooms, shall sell, without reserve, TO cover
advances
% eighth casks pale Cognac Brandy.
Terms: $50 and under cash over S25 credit OF
two and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
doTsed, bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ie7 AuctiOneer.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auetion.ers.

By JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auetionsers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 7th
street at public sale On FRIDAY afternoon,
June eth, at O'Clock, the premises, shall SELL
the south part of Lot No. H. in Square <26, front
ing % feet inches Seventh wesJ, between
north X and 1, streets, ming back 100 feet.
The Lot is handsomely situated in one OF the best
the Northern Market, and affords an excellent op
pOrtuniiy for a safe Investment.
Tide perfect
TenaS One sixth cash the residue In 6, II, ls
"a, and 30 months, with interest, secured by deed
q trust on Tire premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
iet I'D Auctioneer
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n ? BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERs-Ar R4tor-You
would be asonisned though true my travel through
virginia short 1e since 70 hear Of the and recon-
nien iation that is given t. BAKERS PREMIUM BITTFRS
Several ladies and gentlemen said
ga for many years but had found
cure OF II tnt Bakers Premium Bters AMI would
II had cured them entirely Of the headache
others woa1 cay IL had not been for B!tters
would have died with the cholera So We sav suces 70
BAKER and his PREMIUM BITrERS
Every family should keep q few bottles on hand.
Price sc cents hottie
To he had ~ CHARLES STOTP co. Washington n G
CAEi1N HATCH, and SETH s. HANCE Baltimore ard Nv
Druggists everywhere. sost
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nPDR- HOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
IERs.-Wesk. nervous, depressed in spirits aud a
Ply 20 M ntsi ss we'll as physical evils the
Yet 10 absurd for him Is despair We not how weak
low nervous, and irritable he be- cordial uropar-
ties OF HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by Dr.
" Jsck-on Philadelphia, stronger THAI the m.ny-
headed monster which IL preyng body and miro
See Advertisement. "a g.
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PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND.

OO1b1NIL
HNHGS Band is suitable for any and all purposes,
4 and is warranted 10 give satisfaction TO all those
who may be pleased to engage them, either Is a
Biass, Reed, or COtillon Band.
Any number of musicians TO be had al the short
est notice by applying TO
FREDERIC PROSPERI,
Leader, at TatavuiI's Store, opposite the
Marine Barracks.
N. B. Orders left at Hilbus & Hits Music De
pot, will he promptly attended 70.
NAV 25-4m
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VILLA FOR SALE --THE SUBSCRIBER of
tefs at private sale the villa IA which she at
present Crdes, with eight Of land situated At
EHa9ille, on the Washington and i'1lIm' T'GTn
pike Road The h use is new, with al the modern
Improvements, and tie situation has many arvH'
a@s tor H"rSn.s engaged IN u;ness i'm Wa,bilAi u.
- u H. Gi.hiu ;Ta minutes walk O the Rateisburv
belot GA the iailfOai aEi .hCre is also an OIr.hu
running twice cay between Washington and Ella
vile. Application 10 be made To The subscrib, 7,
HviEg on the .rcmiscs. NARY ,. VhSS.
nav .:T-2aptf
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VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND NEAR tn
lily, ii Private Sale.-Fcr sale four very d.
s!abe and elgibly i.uaied tracts 0f and Cantain-
i'E about G!ty acres each, parity ~ Mont; cHeTy
County, bat :I.I ally in Washington county, D &.
opppil" The farm of Joseph Il Bra Hey, EGG, about
"a mics from Washington, communicating with y
b, HCw dHi cOmm0diOIS read .,0W under co.,
stFUCiDn The soil is excellent, and well ada pten
L. com ard wheat The situation is rroma, at and
bcal.hy. and TIE land well waiered. There are
ihIr" tCLCTieGts on the premises.
This pr.pcrty is PECULIARLY suited 10 gentlemen
having hC-.Zeas IN The city for beautiful county res
iilrca~
/ PLAT OF the property can be Of the Office of
tie =uu, crber.
John Parker, Esq, living adjoining, will show the
property to any who may wish 10 see it.
EUW. SWAMI.
No 126 Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
an 20 eI2m
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COMPREHENSIVE.

IKE have this day formed cpparinership under
w the firm OF NEAL & HAvRNsRR, for the sale
Of Wines. Liquors, Cigars, &C., ct wholesale and
retail, nj No 80 Seventh g., opp. Centre Assbst
]. T.. NEAL.
may 25-soln G. w. HAYENNER,
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EO2 RENT-A NEW THREE STORY FRAME
4 HOUSE. ON Wv Yer. avenue mo 1866
Ia ar tnc inter eclicD OF New JrFs.y avenue and 80
sweet. 60. tim 2 eight good rooms, with a cellar
un''c the kI chen 70 good teuan. The rent Wi
BE- put Yerv low. Enquire at No lea.
t. S-gCRt
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PLCE7S-LCNGs.-wer refer our readers to ar adver-
~ I'm another column for full particulars
corning the HYGEANA Of DR.. Curtis. II is laid
remarkable for all description Of diseases
lungs discovered It's virtues have been testified
hundreds who have obtained their knowledge
best Of all Neutrality-suspicious..
CAUTIOS.-Dr. CURTIS'S HHGEANA IL the original and
only genuine article. may aim
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INDICATED FIGS.

TT'UESE Figs are especial y adapted IN all cace.
where purgaiive rs desired. They are mo e
active than the Sienna, and entirely free from any
ipng properties, and ID the same time free from
The sic I medicine.
Prepared ard sold only by
j. d. MOORE, Druggist.
Pa. avenue, Opposite Seven Building.
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west corner of Pa. avenue and 9th street is pre-
pared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made 10 zen
der those cOmiOr.C BIC who may favor her with then
'g,TOT."e. a9 SIS
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n ~ D. GILMAN Druggist has removed n SIS Seventh
street opposite 10 the Patriotic Bank and nre
pared 70 III all orders for Medicines Psn Ola and GlAss
accommodating terms. strict attention will be paid
physicians prescriptions at all hours Of the and night
The night bell s on the right Of the store door.
lin
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EDJoE SsnLrssros all tn Books snd lew.
pspsrs fast published he agent for Harpers all
TIE other AsgE.irss, and readers will always
large and assortment Blank
hLs BOOKSTORE. Odeob Buidinz az St
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MORE RIG A | N S /.

Brids, street, south side Near High, Georsetor~,
"AS Just received further supply Of seasonshls
III Goods, amongst which will be found
so pieces good styles fast colored Lawns at Ia
10 DO plain black and white and black do.
10 DO nch plaid Ginghams and Bingham Lawns
20 do dotted and rich emb'd Muslins
so do plain Swiss and NaInsook do
40 do JacOnet and Cambria do
80 do plaid and striped do
. Grass Cloth Skirts
80 corded and damask do
White end cOlored Watered Moreens
% pieces light pretty styles Calicos
10 do Barge de LANES at l21xc
do Buff shade Linen
With an assortment Of seasonable styles Of oovsa,
Hosiery, and many other very desirable Goods, %
which the attention Of ash or prompt customer U
invited, as we are constantly receiving new goods,
and are selling them at prices 10 suit the times.
may eff >. n. cnOOr.
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nERsONs WISHING AHANDsONEI.Y FUR
4 nlshed ParOr and Chamber in a private family
can be accommodated by Supplying at 2I7, south
side Of the avenue, opposite WlIIard5' HOtel.
NAV 29-rO2w
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pOAkDiHG.-Al lady, without children, hav-
Ding taken the house, No 405 Union Row, can
accommodate one genteel family with board.s Also
few single gentlemen. The situation is very de
sr@ble, being on ttreet, the third daor FROM ill.,
in the immediate neighborhOOd Of the Patent and
r. st Offices. lie 7-lWt
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sale Lots on Third street, near the CITY Hall:
on T., between Third and Fourth; on e, between
FIrst and Sec Ond; on Seventh, between |. and NJ;
on Vi, near Tenth; on Third, near l.; on Seventh.
bstw7en L. and M; on X. between Fourth and Fifth;
also, opposite 10 Franklin Square; Massachusetts
avenue, between First and N Capitol; First Ward,
G near Twenty first; Virginia av.nue, near Twenty
first; v. Hampshire avenue, between II and |; also
tF0 frame dwellings on FOuTth between ami c,
VIII bc sold low for cash. Island property-Two
small anne tcnementS on |. between Four and a
half aud Sixth; Also lots on Virginia syenue and
variety III other paris Of tie Island and City, al OF
which VIII be sold on terms accommodating 10 sui
purchasers Enquire at No 337, Pennsylvania av
opposite 10 Browns Hotel.
may % lmeO DAVID MYFRIE.
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EITOR REST-FOUR NEW AND CONVENT
4 ent Brick Houses brown mastick fronts con-
tanning pahnrs with marble mantels, ching room.
kitchen, servants roam, and five chambers each,
aud situated on Thirteenth street, Island, near tho
pmh!ic grounds convenient 10 Pa. avenue and tho
Departments Rent very moderate. Apply at r.
II. -ChaRKi"S office, corner Of Sixth slrec; IL
EOuisi"Ua avenue, or a. ID. r. CLsRKE'S D!u
Store, Eleventh street, Island. mar 6-yu
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TINE MISSING BRIDE, by e. d. z. n. South
worth, 2 vols, price 20
HarpeT's Magazine for June =
Harper;s Story Book No. 2, Virginia 70
Punam's Magazine for June %
Godey's Lady's Book do .
Grshan's magazine do Is
An the New Books, Magazines, Cheap Pubsics-
lions and Weekly Papers received as soon % pub-
lished and for sale by E. X. LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, GeorsesowD-
may Str
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N ARRlED

On the 9Th instant, by Mr. Boyle, DR.. FRANK
o. Montgomery CO Nd.
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{ } ERIS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES
< J. Si50 year will be received for the rent OF
those new and convenient cottages a; Kendall
Gtcen with two acres Of ground, stable, wood shed
and other cOnvenienccs attached. Pumps OF ruie
w2ter are near the door, and communcat on is hao
with Georgetown by way Of n and Seventh streets
and Perm. Avenue, morning and afternoon, at the
departments.
To secure the advantage o. this great reduction
OF rent in.mediate Gppicction must be made 10 thu
undersigned, either by letter, or at his house al
Kendall Green, after office hours, where the KEYS
may &c had anL me houses inspe' ted al any time.
Several of these residences viii be sold on liberal
terms. WIN STICKNEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
n B.-Rents paid quarterly in GdvGnce.
anr Q 5-ff
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A LEXANDRiA POLKA SCHOTTIsH-Hsns
N krummsebefs rev piece Of tbs above name,
a e 70 Mss Ehsa ), DeCamp, OF m WI ~
les HuBUg HfTZ.
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hoRIARrY HICKEY was arrested, last night.
ey the Auxiliary Guard, and brought to the
watch house, where, after sleeping away the
effects Of his deoauoh, be was his morning
arraigned before Capt Birch to answer to the
complaint, made By Mrs. johanna Ryan, of
not only Tulgarly abusing her, but of threat
ening to burn her with her prooerty. The
poor woman told her story in plain, direct.
and, we judge, truthful manner, describing
how Hickey had iniruded on her premises
drunken and IN a manner truly Disgusting: in
fact, t. condition in which he was brought 70
the watch house va. an iudisputabIe eviieRce
Of the fact Mrs. Ryan is a widow, with two
small children. By means IF her late hus
bands and her oWn Industry a small house
was purchased, in which, she said, she wished
TO live without ude Molesta.iOn; and she SUD.
posed that either local prejudiceso o, the " ouid
country" or desire 10 HIegt her tenement
from her, superinduced the disrePutabIe pro-
ceedlngs on the part OF the defendant. After
patient hearing Of the case, Capt Birch 70
qaiEed Hickey TO furnish security, in default
OF which be was sent to Jail, the appropriate
place Tor all parsons in the form OF man Who
would Cypress or tranPle on poor widow.
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By GaEEa Il SCOTT. huettoze.rs.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS a: AUc-
ti0n Ca THURSDAY, the 7Ih June Ee1t, at
o'ciock 2. m we shall s,iI on the premises Lot
No 2 in Square No. SIS, ffonting 20 feet on ST,
between 4lh and sh running back 90 feet TO 20 #.
alley.
Also, north haIfofI.ot No. &c. in Square No o,
fronting a7% feet Fourth street; running back 100
ieet, betw- en- I and streets.
The above described property is about tvo Gbd a
half squares from the Northern Liberties Market
House.
Terms: One quarter cash balance in s, -, and
Ia MONTH, Tor notcs bearing interest
Deci given and deed of trust taken to secure de-
ferrcd payments. Tile n rect.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may S0-eo&ds AuctiOueers.
fS- The shove sale 10 post pom ed In
cons equence OF he rain emil MONDAY, The Ii IN
instant, at the same hour
GREEN Il SCOTT,
n a
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For Eale and Rent,

E'OR RENT-THE FORREST BALL REsTAU-
H. rant. centrally situated in Georgetown. This
is one oil The most tscious basement IN the United
States, and attached TO the cuy public hail in the
town. Possession given LIST July. For terms apply
10 HLADEN FORREST,
Corner Of and Twentieth SIS.
First tate Devon Cow and Calf for sale Apply
as above. ies-lws
Tor RENT OR FOR SALE-sMALL FRAME
4 Hou'e, No SO Louisiana avenue Washington.
to responsible tenant the rent will BE- iow. Pos
SESSION gwen on the Goth June.
Also tor sale House and Lot No. a High street
Georgetown. Terms liberal. Arply to
f. X. EUNDY,
No. I2s Rridge ST., Georgetown.
Or No. 400 street, Washington.
je A St
4 LtRGE AND ELIGIBLY SITUATED corner
IA Lot containing a 0O0 s0uare feet aud fronting
the Capnol Park for sale on accommodating terms
ifImhediate application b made to
HILBUS s. HITZ,
Corner Pa avenue and Ith ST.
BeIngto near the Capiio and but few minutes
walk frofn the Car Depot, makes il most advantage
ously situated for large public House.
je 5-tf
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Auction Sales,
%For .4ncfion SaIss sec srA page ga
By GREEN 4 SCOTT, A~etion..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
Y Navy Yard Gsie 81 Auction On THURSDAY
the lA,h Junc, we shall sell, AZ O'Clock IN, in
front &c the premises, Loi No 4, IN Square $50,
fronting AZ feet inches south street, running
hack 100 feet l. inches TO a 30 feet alley, between
9Th and Canal streets east, immediately in front Of
the Navy Yard Will
Terms: One-thrd cash the balance in and IL
moths, for notes bearing interest from the day OF
The safe.
A deed given and deed OfuHsi taken.
All conveyance at cost Of purchaser.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
jes-d Auc ioneeTs
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CLOSING Hours Many of our merchants
IN order TO sfJrd their clerks an opportunity
for recreation, have decided TO close their
stores every evening in the week, except tia,
Of Saturday. at ha'f-psst seven o'clock, dur
ing the summer season. Judging from move.
nents in the midst of Us the arrangement is
likely to become general. Without designing
IN the rem1test degree to interfere in ths
natter, we may express the opinion that it Ii
good rule-ons that those whs are imme-
diately benefited will doubtless appreciate.
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Boarding.

DCAkD, transient or permanent, during the re-
- cess of Congress, can be Obtained by APPLYING
Il No 555, near and south of the Capitol, Y. Jer
sey avenue. ie 7-eo3is
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Do A II ID n G.-Threc gentlemen with their
I'D wives, or five or six single gentlemen can be ac-
cummodat-d with coed board and lodging IN a very
pleasan' and healthy neighbOrhOOd by applying at
No. Louisiana avenue, nearly opposite the City
Ha'l. ie6-3.+
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ktDAkDiNG.-Peasan rooms tor Summer,
ID with boarding for gentleman and his wife,
and FOR several single gentlemen Gun be mad BY ear
ly application at KINGS, 800 North e., hetvocn
81 and ~ streets. The house Is delightfully."- stu
ated' end has Just been thoroughly renovated and
ic furnished. 10 d-lTE
MRS. m. G. GRE ER'S R0ardlng fI0usP
vi on Pennsylvania avenue, first house west f
the Capitol gate. Fine rooms al VariOu- prices and
Every possible attention and comfort bestowed On
Indies and geGtlemen guess may 26-3w*
NOTIC E.-FOR RENT-PARLVRS AND
Chambers, with board Also, table and tran
sent board, with bathing room ami shower baths
and every attention TO render il most agreeable 10
her bNardeTs. Mrs p. C. MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania aveRue and AZ Ct.
93-Eyn
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WAsH an: s;1.3 (, COMPARATIVE ,s9s = -
NAY 2e-sw hSSs W.
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EOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
Il large three story Brick House, well known as
he pest stand IN the city Or hotel and restaurant
on cameron street, opposite the Market House ami
now occupied by MIR. McGouegaI Possession CIV
en- on the first OF July Address LLOYD Il co ,
Gam agent, 18th ST opp. the Treasury, Wa hing
ton, ID. &. NAV Aft
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ARREST FOR ARSON Officer Boss has or
rested tSo lads who are charged with setting
hre to the property & Dir. Adsms, on Eleventh
Street, sOI1e days ago; and to the Apollo II all
premises on Wednesday morning Iast. They
will have hearing to day before Justice
Stevens. One Of them, boy Of Is or IL years
Of age, nanei George Gray, in the account
which be g YES Of himself, s. ates tIat he was
brought from Baltimore by another boy who
was arrested a few days since on the charge Of
roooing several small groceries Of money, &c
Gray, by this Statement, shows that the 90 Da
bob Gang have bssn recruiting, and eiti1e na
have much to fear from these aoeompIishsd
burglars and incsndiaries, though thero il
probably not one over sixteen years Of age, ex-
espt Gray himself.
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Areorfxssf.-z. z. 0sutt has. No learn,
Sseo appointed by the President Of tie United
SSates, u.tice Of the Peace, In ard FOR the
county Of W.hingtsn.