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Wo1FE's ARoNAT1c soHEIDAM scHNApps
IT. DrGgEstS and as5Gasnts IND al dealers in any Of the
BY calling Sending their orders above where will
b f1HPd M @ lex ad ns tot ~ me- rATENI
GENUINE DEDIoINE WAREHOUSE,
MA If Nos. l6l and q Charities street. NewOrleana.
WINNERS CANADIAN -yHIsp11FuGH.
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d5 f Wk are H 'ssSf bg worm
tie sher s not known 70 Something i E es
y"us as 3s @ g5SG have 6es a Fl a.
or less Intellectual the end however has at length been attained
Wherever they have ssset Th i @ spoed he
testimony ot the most eminent and respectable ind
$5HSSy WARRANTED
III safs is It's opsroh IND more ealy administered than
@ s9f @ s bs s
pale ola eaen color and sps9l With occasional nshes the
eg in lie os F WIFI pasrt PIX hs
s se a ss m a sa n e s n s5e
gSeesdSy rfgg beng soemes voacous ctAeFs
s following csF,i6eates might be added bnt It,
GSS y is IS 'fsP s Il Sc fS i
REMEDY FOR W ,TFIyIS y z,,,rnzrcr
%I dEf Is 29 Eai { III ~ 5ss ssR;$s
s ssD rsned7 for the expulsion Of tf3 the neSpe
AcehaIe OF the ~ " Of snT ~ n 4en1 ETC.
,y,a,6,- ~ tt,o D n oe s W. ~ I II
AASH1"S1 vi tiF w. w. u HiiSe'in IL i1S11oh' e'~'
FEoM TEfE RFT FLANAGAN AGA OF BANBRo v
u fttts1l nave nlae me ma OF your CEaI1h
anu WIN the most happy reShts IN my own lam
pron OF Worms has followed the administer ng OF your Yer
ne ara every one here prefers to any oter as its effects
arc certain and children take 1t more yeaiJ which Is great
July I6 1876. N)tiW FLANAGAN.
M Physicians generally use WEttERS, CANADIAN
VERMfFUGEs This medicine simple vegetable prepara
:once Gus f hs res Sc and vii sw7 troy WoS and
rnaore tlp nar;ant n In,i ~, WI" "-'i'' "' ~
1G'hoiS tne ti''o't -
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MUSIC TEACHING.

sN9ys = INST'iSUGTTDM IN VOCAL MUSIC
THoMAsJ MARTIN, of the Oldest Instructors in
this city, vii give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies OF s;nfs!emen His ability is too well known
e8- Orders left with P. wERLEfN, No. Camp street
will meet with PROMPT attention. F 20 70 # i
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r., THE WATCH STORE, NO. 5 CAME
ear Street has just opened with all new goods consisting Of
go WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRI, GUNS, PISTOLS
every variety Of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
Having engaged the services of Mr. Jos E. Ealer expert
reuced Matchmaker prepared do al kinds of work
that linz
Diamonds mounted, and Jowey repaired and manufactured
to order.
o2gIy GREGOR Il WILSON.
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sszss HALLS PATIENT CONCR ErpE FIRE
l a R04F 5sAF Es.-TEiE ONLY FIREPRGoF SAFE

nRESSED. TONGUED AND EROOyED
~ YELLOW PINE. IUMBER-The Subscribers keep con-
sany hand complete assortment Of Torguad Grooved,
Also Dressed Joint Flooring Ceiling and Weather Boards
Rough Lumber such inch Boards Weather Boards, Scant
ling, Joss general assortment Of Lumber for Building
purposes, which the Of the sinvited
MERRITT i MCCONNELL,
a29 5rn corner Caliope and Howard streets
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Ia M Encarnpnaent,

u oieeFs for ihe rear Mouou, NJ. w. Grand Par
nrcAt Bragg Az ri Al III. Priests VIM Deacon, R,
lanes FnEnealx r. w g Scribe; H. WI
g u. w g. Rep; s. NJ Todd W. G. Marshal
Thoaas keeiies ~ G sentne Ohm Frankford, W Dep G.
Eentineis 3&ts Il F g:
Ala Gates R. ~. D. D. G. Patriarch Of District No. .
Franklin; Oscar Barbee, K. W. d. D. G. Patriarch, Of District
No 8 Baton Ro,ge: a y. d Covert r. W. D. DE- Patri
arch. of District No. ], Clinton 55EE}
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n EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS. :; . [E 4
Co. Iron Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and HoF
zonital Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans u
gar Kettles Clarers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all
Machinery required for the South :
we have daily authorized and prepared to construct
STILLMANIS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE 8 (
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This ce6es that Mr. Macshane under treatment III
the Mason de Sane for months for Irritable Bnler
and derauged urinary secreons, from which suffered
yerey Igave him advice in connection with the Phys
CLANS Of the house. but he received material benefit
GSgnedl W. Stone NJ D,
P, G. BOYER House Physician
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FOR THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
AND FORT WARRINGTON.

ON L III rum III OT COIIs
VNHE STEAMERS GEORGE WASHING
Il TON and THOMAS COLL aK".h -
YER will make Fix tips to the, EExSfEsES1.a3s 5EEsfsS1as
above PLACES, leaving at the following hOu 5
named The boats will land passengers on each
trip at the Fort Persons wishing to spend some
time at the FOIt can leave there on any trip for
the White H Ouse without extra pay.
Mr. Jno. Ga lion will furnish dinner at the
Pavilion, also ice cream, lemonade, confection sry
&c ard MIR VIM Coke & Co will furnish re
freshments In great abundance on the boats Am
pie refreshments will he provided for a large
number Of parsons III No spirituous liquors
will be sold at the Pavilion or on the boats
Fleets celebrated band Of music Is engaged
for the Pavilion.
iGf Passengers must purchase tickets before
going en- the boat. Round trip ticfets62H cents
Chi dren from to lO years OF age, half price
Persons from Georgetown can take the coaches
there and connect with the boats coaches on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th street and
the Capitol. A large number Of coaches will be
put on the route for the boats. coach will leave
the Capitol every ten minutes for the boat and
pass up the Avenue to 18th street. Coach fare
6A cents.
The boats leave Washington at g, 9, l2, 1, 4,
and O'Clock
The boats leave Alexandria atsX 9k, 12x,
TX, Az, and 5l4 o'clock.
The boats leave the Pavilion at 10, II, 2, 3, g.,
and O'Clock.
JOB CORsON & SAM. GEDNEY,
je 27-6t Captains.
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A ROYAL LADY.-0ur lady readers will be
interested in the following description Of the
English Princess Royal, Victoria's eldest
daughter, from the pen Of a correspondent Of
an Aberdeen Journal
I" With the remembrance, as if il had been
yesterday, of the boom of the guns which an
nOunced her birth, L was scarcely prepared
to find her a fine grown woman, taller by
couple of inches than her mother, and carry
ing herself with the ease and grace of woman
heOd 1t is no stretch Of loyalty or courtesy
t. call the Princess Royal pretty She lie per-
fectly lovely. The regularity of her features
is perfect Her eyes are large and full Of in
telligence, imparting to her face that sort Of
merry aspect which indicates good humor.
The nose and mouth are delcately and exqui-
sitely formed, the latter giving effect OF great
sweetness. The Princess is more like her IA
Their than hur mother She is like the Queen
in nothing but her nose In all other respects
she is female image of her father. 1 should
add, as interesting to your lady readers that
she wears her hair slightly of her forehead
not pushed back in the Eugenie fashion, but
brushed latitudinally from the temples, and
raised at the sides above the ear in bandssIs
(really the ladies must excuse me if L am
talking nonsense, for have not given that
hostage 10 fortune which would enable me 70
speak er catheara.) Well, at any rate, the
Princess is fair enough and lovely enough to
be the heroine Of fair tale, and the Prince
Frederic should consider himself lucky fell
loW.n
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FIRST RAND EXCU RSION
OF THE
Western Hose Company, No. I,
TO PINEY POINT.

VNHE WESTERN HOSE COMPANY HAV-
Il ing completed their arrange nKS
ments, now take pleasure in an sSsSfs.
nOuncing to their friends and the pu olic generally
that they have chartered the swift and splend I'd
Steamer erPOWHATAN, for the purpose Of giving
one Of their Excursions TO that favorite watering
place, PINEY POINT, on TUESDAY, July
eth, 1856
The boat will leave her wharf at the foot Of
Eleventh street at O'Clock p m will stop at
Alexandra at ~ O'Clock; arriving at the Point
by day light next morning, where she will remain
until 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night, at which
hour she will leave for home, arriving at Wash.
ington at a. nj, on Thursday, thus allowing
passengers all day to enjoy the luxury Of salt
ter Bathing, together with an abundance of Oys-
ters, Crabs, Sheepheads, Drums, and the varieties
Of fish and fowl with which that place abounds
On this occasion, there will be GRAND BALL
On Wednesday evening
Being desirous II giving satisfaction to our
patrons, we have positively limited the number
OF our tickets to be sold, and the Committee have
determined on no account to premit no I'M roper
persons on board Of the boat
The Company have fixed the price Of tickets for
the round trip at the low rate ofS2 so, admitting
Gentleman and Lady; each additional Lady 81 !.
Children and Servants tickets 81 to be b ad OF
the Committee, or at the boat on the evening Of
the Excursion.
fine Band Is engaged for the Excursion.
Refreshments will be provided by an expert
enced caterer, at city prices.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
VIM Riggles, T Wilson
X 4 Booth, AF Beadle
lie 35-eC6t
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GRAND LEASURE EXCURSION
PinGy Point and BlackiStOne'S Pavilion,

For tie purpose Of celebrating the 4th of Juty,
on schsch occasion a portion of the arrange
1aents sciU embrace an Grafton and Ball at
the Point, together Vtth q DISpkdy of FIRE.
ac0rkS during the sven1ng of the Att.
THE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAMER
POWHATAN, Capt Charles ~K-~
+. Mitchell. will leave her wharf safss=.1s
at the foot Of Eleventh street Washington, at Z
O'Clock, and Alexandria al TX precisely on the
pose Of making an Excursion to Blackistone's
Pavilion and Piney Point, touching at Blacks
tones TO land those who may wish to stop there,
and reach Piney Point by a. m on the morning
OF the 4th where every rational enjoyment may
be expected IN the intellectual treat which will be
afforded by the orator Of the day, h on. WIN .
TRAvKRs, and the luxurious fare Of the place; the
festivities closing with a Grand Ball at night
On the next day Saturday. after breakfast. the
POwpatan will make an Exclusion to Point Look
Out, and far out on the broad waters Of the Ches
a1eake Bay, returning to the Point In time for
dinner On Sunday, after breakfast, she will visit
St Mary's River, touch at St Inigo's for the our.
pose OF allowing those who may desire to after
church at that place an opportunity Of so doing
and from thence proceed up tie river to the .aIee
Seminary, which stands on the hallowed stop IL
Illustrated Dy the .araing Of the first Pilgrims Of
MARYLAND, where Passengers can pass an hour or
two in viewing the grounds on which now -four.
ishes one Of the old mulberry trees planted by
Lord Baltimore. Returning, The boat will take
on board those who may have stop ed at st Ini
remain there until O'Clock, at which hour she
Will take her departure for Washington, where
she will arrive at 4 m. on Monday morning.
Fare FOR the Exclusion, THREE DOLLARS;
Children under 10 years Of age half price. Meals
and State Rooms extra.
For further information apply to
GEORGE MATT1NGLY,
e2o-5t General Superintendent.
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Auction Sales.
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TNR USTRE,S SALEOF VALUABLE

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
T\RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE in.
Il proved and unim proved Real Estate on
the lsland-Fourte Dwelling Houses and sew
eral Building Lots BY virtue Of deed in trust,
bearing date on the sth day Of October, 1853, and
recorded In Liber J. A 9 No. 66, foiios 1Gs ct
seq the subscriber will sell at public sale, on
THURSDAY, the Sd day Of July, 1856. at 6K
O'Clock p. m on the premises, Lots Nos. Is, 49,
IL, 1S, 10, %, %, and "a, and the north half Of
Lot No IS, in Square No 543, with the improve
ments, which consist Of fourteen comfortable and
we'll built Frame Dwelling Houses
The above property is located partly on Third
street west, between south X and l. streets, and
partly on south street, between Third and F our
anda- half streets In a ra pidly impr wing part Of
the city. The several dwelling houses will be
sold separately, with the ground appertaining to
each, and the building lots will be subdivided to
suit purchasers and the sale offers rare and IA
vorable opportunity to persons desirous to obtain
dwellings or TO build or invest
The terms Of sale will be cne third cash and
the balance In 6, 12, and 1S months, for notes
bearing interest frcm day Of sale, secured upon
the property by deed Of trust and II not complied
with in five davs after the sale the property, the
terms Of sale Of which are not so complied with,
will be resold, upon one weeks notice, at the
risk and expense Of the defaulting purchasers All
conveyancing at the expense Of the purchasers.
CHAS. 3 WALLACE, Trustee.
je20-eo&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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weeks there has been an alarming epidemic
among horses in this section, and not only here
but in all parts of New England. 1t is raging
now worse than ever. Some fourteen horses
have been taken with il in this city. They are
taken suddenly, without any apparent cause,
with shivering and very hard breathing. In
halt an hour, in severe cases, horses be, ONE
almost powerless, all action Of the bowels and
stomach ceases, though the appetite does not
wholly depart The disease is congestion OF
the lungs 1t does not generally termins'e
fatally if attended to in season. Tie sickness
lasts from to IL days. DR. Butterfeld says
that it is exactly like the epidemic that RACED
in this country in 1922, of which there has
been no case since till lately. The disease is
not contagious 1t takes all classes of horses,
though generally city hOrses.-Manehestsr
NJ H., Mirror 2lst.
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IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NEW YoRK-The
New York Journal Of Commerce publishes
statistical tables of the imports Of foreign dry
goods at that port for the past month, for the
preceding six months, and for the fiscal year
ending with June, from which we condense
ths following statement: The total receipts
for June were S5,l75 25S, which is 81 q7O. 3l5
larger than for the same time last year, and
S4S6, S25 larger than for the same period Of
1854. The increase upon last years total is
over 60 per cent, very evenly divided among
all classes Of goods. The total Of imports for
the six months ending with June, was S4o,-
4S0 5l7, which is $50, ,924, ,625 greater than for
the corresponding six months Of last year,
5000, l36 greater than for the same time in
1854, and 81, ,6S5, ,55l greater than for the same
time in 1853 The excess as compared with
last year has been well distributed among the
different classes Of goods, although cOmpar-
atively least in silk fabrics
The comparison for the fiscal year ending
with June, presents some interesting particu-
lars The falling of of imports commenced
in September, 1854, and every succeeding
month showed a decrease down to the LIST of
September 1855. At the last named date the
tide turned, and every month since has shown
an increase
The following is a comparative statement
of the comparative totals Of the imports OF
each description Of dry goods for the fiscal
years embraced in the comparison:
Imports Of foreign dry goods at NeIc York,
for uts fiscal gear ending June 80.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-ON MONDAY, THE
l. 18th Of July. 1856, by virtue Of a deed Of
trust to US, dated the 4th day Of september, A. d.
1921, and duly recorded In Liber A. 3, No. 80,
folious AZ, IS, a, As, and 46, one Of the land
records for Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, we shall sell at public aucton In front
of the premi cs. at O'Clock p. IN the west half
Of Lot numbered twenty three, in square num-
bered four hundred and ninety six, in the city OF
Washington.
Terms Of sale: One half I'm cash, and the re-
mainder In six months, with interest, and to be
secured by deed Of trust
Ii the terms are not not complied with in Ave
days from the day OF sale the trustees re erve the
right TO resell the premises at the risk and cost Of
the first purchaser.
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
&. g. MORGAN, r
HUGH B. sWEENY} Trustees.
25--eoLds A GREEN Auct,r
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
l. Country seat.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust
from Geo. L. Massey, as trustee, and Ann Brown,
bearing date on the thirteen b day Of December,
1883, and recorded in Liber ]. A s.. No. 90 folios
sos, 5O6 5O7, sos, 5O9 and 51O one Of the Land Re-
cords for Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia, the undersigned will sell at public
tion at the auction store Of j. G. Mcclure, to the
highest bidder ,on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
June 26th, 1856, at 6 O'Clock p. IN, the following
highly improved and beautiful country property,
viz All that piece or parcel Of ground lying In the
county Of Washington and Dis rict aforesaid, be-
ing part OF the land whereof Anthony Holmead
senior, died seized, and part Of the tract called
" Pleasant Plains, - and part Of the land which
Anthony Holmead, jr, conveyed to Boltzell and
Mayhew, which they conveyed to John Pickrell,
the piece parcel Of land aforesaid, living on th
east Of the Washington and Rockville turnpike
road, containing acres and one sixteenth Of an
acre, more or less, being Lot No. Of Geo. Taylors
subdivision, and beginning for the same on the
east side Of the said turnpike road, at the end Of
76 AZ perches measured southerly from the inter-
section Of said road with the Rock Greek church
road, leading from the said turnpike road to an
other part Of the said rBct Of land owned by said
George Taylor, and running thence with the said
Washington and Rockville turnpike road north
three degrees west 2s 46 perches to the Lot sold
to J c. Lewis, thence at right angles with the
said turnpike road 26 i6 perches, thence al right
angles with the said last line, and parallel with
the said first line . 40 Perches, and thence at
right angles with the said last mentioned line and
parallel with the said second line % a6 perches to
the line Of the said turnpike rosd and the place Of
beginning, being the same land and premises
which was conveyed to the said Ann Brown by
John F. Shanetts by deed dated April 19ih 1853,
and duly recorded Together with the improve
ment and appurtenances, which may be seen by
visiting the premises.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue In 6, 12,
Is, and "a months to be secured by deeds Of trust
on the premises. Unless the terms Of sale be COM
piled within Ave days from day Of sale the Trus-
tees the right to resell at the cost and risk
Of the defaulting purchaser.
AL conveyances at the purchasers expense.
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, r,,..o.
RICHARD H. CLARKE, iiu''eeS'
m 21-2awts JAS. e. MCGUIRE Auct'r.
IL The above sale 10 unavoidably post.
poned until SATURDAY, July Goth, same hour
and place.
GKAsMUsJ MIDDLEToN, Trustees
je 27-2awts J.. C MCGUIRE, Auct,r
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kNoR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
\ tanning about as acres, on the Heis hts Of
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
r arm, the residS nee OF the late John h King,
deceased: This is one Of the most desirable sites
IN the District for fine private residence; about
~ acres OF this tract is beautiful grove Of tim
Der, the balance cleared and In high state OF cul-
hvation The summit of this tract is from $50 TO
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val.
ley OF the Potomac. IL will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to DR. ii. King,
NO ~ Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. G.
je lS-1 INTEL r. KING
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BIRTHS ExTRAoRDISARY.-We believe the
Mississippi to be far ahead Of all other rivers
in two things, viz the number Of men IN
chokes, and the number Of "blessed babies
that srst see the light upon its august bosom.
0uly q few months ago we recorded the case
Of a German woman having four children (all
Godsteins) at a single delivery, on board Of
the steamer Falls City, and Iow we place up
on record the astonishing fact that fifteen
children were born on the deck of the St.
Nicholas during the trip from Orleans. arriy>
ing here last evening ST. LOUIS paper.
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OFFICIAL.

TrxAsuRY DEPARTMENT, May Is, 1856.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issued pursuant to the act Of Congress Of
22d July, 1876, that such stock Is redssmabls by
its terms and will be paid at the Treasury on the
surrender of the certificates thereof, on the 18th
OF November nsxt, when interest thereon win
cease.
This department will sontinueto purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and win
pay therefor the following premium, in addition
10 tbs interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
the vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury between
the lst day Of June and the 3lst day Of July, in
elusive, one half Of one per cent on the amounts
specified in the certificates;
On such stock received between the 1st and 31st
days Of August, one fourth Of one per cent;
And on such stock received after the 3ist day Of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, will be paid.
Csrtihsates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled 20 receive the pur-
chase money; and when sent prior to the 1st July
tae current half years interest mu also be as
signed by the present stock holder otherwise such
interest VIII bs payable as heretofore.
And notice is further given to holders Of other
stocks Of the United States that this department
will purchase the same bet1ssn the Ist day of
June and the LIST day Of December next, unless
the sum OF 81 5OO, 900 shall be previously OBJ aimed
and will pay 70. the same, in addition to the in
tersst accrued from the day Of the last dividend
Of Interest, aud one days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor, the following rates
OF premium:
On stock Of the loan Of 1912, premium Of 10
per cent;
On st1ck Of the loans Of 1857 and ls4s premium
Of 16 per cent;
And on stock issued under the act OF 9th Sep
teIabsr, 1880, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par.
ty entitled to receive the money; and II sent pre-
vious to the 1st July, the current halfyear's in
tere 1t must also be assigned by the nseseat stock
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year
that day will bs payable to him az heretofore.
Paymsdt for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts on the assistant treasurers at Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
IN m2s.dtl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

NEW SPRING GOODS, EMBRACING A
~ general variety Of the newest and prettiest
Constantly on hand good supply Of 6 garments,
ready made, Of superior quality.
Also, fine Dress Shirts with Gauze, Silk, and
Cotton underdress, Furnishing and Toilet Goods
In variety. A. n. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, Browns Hotel,
mar 25-wtf Pa avenue