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THE NEW YORK RESOLUTIONS.

second perussl Of the resolutions Of the democratic
convention Syracuse has given much satisfaction
select the three following, and present them the
especial notice Of our readers:
eoipsd That we especially rejoice over the fact Of our
union this time and the spirit Of self saorifce that has
secured IT, because enables to pledge the State Of New
York 20 and the candidates Of the democracy pre-
sou,cd at the Cincinnati Convention that cordially APP
prove Of these canddse and recognise them the tried
statesman James buchanan and in bis gallant associate
John o. Brecknrdge entrenched In the hearts Of
people, worthy Of the upsnious devoted and enhu-
saic support Of the democracy OF the State and the Union
Re,oved That cordially approve Of the platform and
principle. adopted By the National Convention Cincinnati
becruso they exhibit the democracy in lite attribute
party OF broad and ympahie and earnest patriot
isoo sectional proscrptiye distrusul Of the people,
but embracing every portion OF the Union in it's Affection
and acknowledging unreservedy the equality OF the State
defending the rights Of man, egovernment and civil and
religious liberty equality Of all citizens irrespective Of
BIRTH faithful the interests Of the people, and
ready make all sacrifices TO defend the national honor and
extend example Of the glorious institutions and influence
and power OF our country's name abroad.
Reore That repe aud deny every charge tends
aspere the national character Of the democratic party by
atibuting 70 IL sectional POSITIONS either pro.vrry
snslsvery in character that point to the entire
pmty Of the democratic senators In Congress in the
upon the passage Of the bill for the paccaon Of the dcu
ties in Kansas timely and gratifying proof Of the unity
OF principle democratic party in regard to
the practical Of territorial questions that the
wisc and provisions consncd therein the poo
pie Free fair and untrammeled expression and fu6lmen
Of their wishes In regard 10 the form Of Institutions which
they may choose adopt should command the entire APP
rrova OF the patriot citizens Of all parties and that the OPP
position With which this brnsfcens BY po
leaders proves them intent upon making political
capital existing difficulties than contributing their
removal by prudent and efficient legislation"
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CONGRESS-

SENATEThe Chair laid before the Senate several
uye communications in reference 10 the dispersal Of the
Topeka legislature by Col Sumner the proclamation Of
martial law in Washington Territory by Gov Stevens and
the cooie traffic; which appropriately referred and
ordered 10 be printed. The House bill making provision
for defining the boundary line between the Territory
Washington and the British possessions considered
and passed At the conclusion of the morning business
Mr. Hunter moved to take up the army approp bill
but the motion was rejected-yeas 10, nays &C. The Sen
then resumed the consideration of the nernsimproye
bills and after disposng of SEVERAL adjourned half
past five o'clock.
House. or RtPREsENTATvEsA large portion Of this days
session consumed in the consideration OF business
connected with the District Of Columbia for the details OF
which city readers referred the full report which
appears in another part of the paper After the disposition
Of several reports from standing committees the House
solved itself into Committee OF the Whole and resumed the
consideration of the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
Further attempts made to interrupt Legitimate legis
ation by submitting amendments with view of bringing
the agitang subject of Kansas affairs before the COM
mittee
After considerable discussion the item making appropri-
atoms for the Territory of Kansas passed. upon the
press conditions that all prosecutions pending in said Ter
rtoy for refusing part of the posse conatu
for treason or for taking part officer otherwise in
legal illegal elections therein, for political
Offences shall be suspended until Congress shall have passed
upon The validity Of the alleged legislative assembly of said
Territory and until such tme all persons in custody
for said offences shall be discharged from custody and
until such time one shall be charged with any such
crime offence.
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OF FICIAL.



Nay q, lsG
NOTICE hereby holders stock pussu
,n 20 The Congress 22d Jelly, 1896 such stock
nahs By te viii be paid the Treasury th,
euder The heSO the l9h Of November whsn
thereon Will cease.
THIS department win continue purchase such stock pn q FHd
DAY Of red, p,on and pay therefor The following
addition aecuyd 20 the day puTchae, with one
dayis Interest loo the money reach The vendor
such stocE received Treasury between the ~ d1y IF
Iune Juy inclusive one hall o. one pr cent ~
specified q the cerihcatrtI
between the "a and ISL dye " Au8Ai
fourth " uHs per cent
Aud 3ist day ~ August ts u
thereon, days additional mteI,a . Wy" 4"
uad
Certificates Of such this notice mus Il
ius assigned urtud BY parry enlrd = 'erts
he purchase money prior t. thr dJuy ts cur
haEyrafs also De- arsguud ~ The P'so sls
der, Otherwise Interest VIII be pay able heretofore
And gwen holde ubcf Stoke 81 tt uh'td
purchase The uvtWen ~ !.
Of December urKt unitrs The cum Il
500 shalt previously obtained and wall pay tor TIE rame
addon tn day OF the losi d'id &c
additional interest tr the money 70 seach
The vendor, the following Of premium
loan of lsia premium Of 10 ger ce0t
l647 le4o premium u 10 PER cent
updr the act OF D rrplembfT leO cah
Iuny indemnity stock, premium - per st.
this should b. day assigned
party entitled g. receive lc money aho
previous July, the current ha years uieICi ~ "
10 assigned present sackhodDr nhtTae ae lsitN
- the hail year day VIII payable km rs hereoo'r
PAYMENT foregoing stocks WA ~ made ~ dFR -
y asss aut Boston, New Y0ih Pahlttp4i ~
parties entitled receive the money may diEe-'
JAHiEs GUTEHlC
.,ov On d0laNoy Secretary TreaEt,.
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proposals for Copper-piatc Engraving.
oFrIcR SUPERINTENDENT PuBuo rRISrIsG,
Washington, July %, e.

oFFIcR suPEsIsrKsDrSr PuBMc fnISTIsG,
Washington July %, 60
UPLChTE PROPoS AIS will he received at thu Once unii
u day August IL O'Clock, N Tor rnFeVhg
highest yle o e stp'Ta stFr o.
per plate ersrsving various nns Fioas
noum,e views Of scenery required 10 rusifw inc
fep0rs of railroad route g. IA" racine oceah
be panied by saacbry cVidEce ~
ability the work. by specimens
each work bid for eYcued In his n tc own
ce a OF the which can be en pG "a W
ach the work
understood that no bids VIII b. en- franei
any pa direev Engaged I'M aud practically seqaA'eu
lth, the style OF work bid for
he bids viii state separately the price, and but price
ac (specug whether IA nr o. otherwise -
oh map or plate required for Gu inG TIE
ME. !. a., -,
Iontacta with and bonds with scn ny Will
r.oured IN M bidders he faithful cuoh y
ne i, --.,-r - -,
Of a arr
inspected by persons Gesifous OF puds w
i.r, upon application AT this "fice :, ,,,,,- - a..
fbe must addressed, the "Cbainnn 81 me
ommuie, on Enrravpp House of Repr senHnyes bntrd
taes nd enc Seminar Superintendent Public PrnlR,
be plainly tndor ed "Poioas for steer %
Copper piae Engraving" : cr.,,,x
Iul, o6-dtI4bAur Superintendent
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mates Il has hence occurred 70 the board that three
members the preceding board invited Ia connexon
with the regular appoinees OF any year each board
would possess the advantages to be gained by their eXpe
renoe and knowledge They would also recommend, as
important auxiliary in their duty that the superntend
ent directed to prepare each year and m advance Of the
meeting of the board detailed report Of the operations and
wants Of the academy such report the reports
Of the heads Of the various departments and TO be laid be-
fore the board on its organization
is presumed also TO DO the intention OF the law that
the actual expenses Of be members Of the board should be
By the provision made for them Ia the
this board this provision is insufficient aud they would
recommend that the Law be nodded to provide an
allowance for mileage the of 10 cents per mile and
for current expenses eight dollars per day during the SEES
sion Of the board.
The board would take this occasion te express their oh
legations TO the superintendent professors and Officers of the
academy Tor the courtesy which they have all
extended EDWARDS them Every facility has been afforded
to enable them 10 acquaut themselves with the condition
aud wants OF the institution.
And now, in closing the duties which have engaged their
attention during laborious session of sixteen days the
board cannot separate without the expression Of the
sasacon which their has given them Representing
as hey do fourteen distinct States OF this great conederacy
coming together strangers each other 10 consult over
the interests OF an mpont natona institution they
with sentiments OF profound and honest pridesen
which they are sure responded by their consttu-
en'sha, their country has established noble nsti-
tuition as the United States Military Academy While DIFF
fertnces OF opinon have occasionally existed In their
s'deraiion OF the various questions Of public policy which
relate to the conduct Of this great school, er session has
been one of the harmony and satisfaction and the
views which they beg leave TO present the result
of their united and concurrent labors
we have the honor 10 be- very respectfully your obedent
servants, FRANCES II. SMITH, OF Virginia,
President OF the Board.
T. d. SAXTON of Texas,
Secretary of the Board.
VIM II. DUNCAN, of New Hampshire.
JOHN WHEELER of Vermont
LirTLETON KIRKPATRICK, of N ].
JOHN b. SP0TSWO0D, OF Delaware
II. T. SIMPSON, of South Carolina.
WA B. READ, of Kentucky.
Il G. EASTMAN, of Tennessee.
JOHN HENDRICKS, of Indiana.
w. w. ROMAN of Illinois
JNO. J. LOWRY of Missouri.
WIN I. BARBOUR, of California
A. Il. BURNSIDE, of Rhode Island.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS Secretary OF War.
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FOURTH OF JULY AT ZURICH, IN SWITZERLAND
A FALsRHooD EXPOSED.

Housn or REPRESENTATIVES,
August Q, 1856,
To The Editor Of the Union;
end in the New York Tribune despatch dated Wash
ingon D. O. August 3, 1850, containing tho following;
aMr Richardson, Of Illinois, who has boastcd 80 much
since his this city about his prospect In that
State really his friends gives up the battle end
kuowledges--what is the fact-that illinois will give a
large majority for Bisse for governor and Fremont for
President
pronounce the above statement positive and abso-
Lutte ehood in every part and parcel and known TO be
by its author at the tiueit made No wenform-
ed In Illinois DOUBTS a moment that the vote Of
Illinois will be given for Buchanan by very large
jorty. Very respectfully,
w A RICH ARDSON
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LATROBES JUSTICES PRACTICE,

In IA Printed superhnn flon
yre, aud bsund IN law sheep. Prise 81
He edition OF work published in ls47 had be-
have been material alter
the state has constitution ln The
imprisonment for debt has been aboshedthe uses hav
had enlarged Aaclment Judgment aacl
against absent and Defendants and rrpleyn ha'
added The reffn- the coored population ha,
the district co has passed away and the siam
,rpsalsd hive hae rights gwen th"m am
last lrgyaue adopted Of pie
ing which promise. % de The d one IN no period q "
ice tere be Rant 10 he noticed see
the rewritten; copnus index han bsrr
assembly referred to In
enumerated with reference 10 the
ihem In respect II - believed That u
NO k is inpro d as well as enlarged
hurB Q i2,&l5Aug
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UnparaiIelea Success in Art.

The masters old "udone by combination Of pencil
and suuight.
lVHITEH RsT's rmpoyt sHt photographs 70 on pas an
For they oustp ~ otter painuRgs unve
Ia lie void of Is TO tame u descnbe them
n.t he aen 10 be indeed the ih
pres. ~ age denn may have hero painars akon eth
om lie or m ,gnided cnp from old dasu~r'e"yps
,o,e.nhe sr. orie. HIS phographs ju
may from the result of sitting tu
-,nds NJ ,ubequ-pt equal To ne hrt
inns r-pdar prce, pnnher 4 copies taken nj nbou
The me hosab- Ambrotpes, imp-shabe glass
on between * and 9Th
Aug6
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Free Medical and Literary Colleges.

general know hnt ~ the Fins
culminhtrd ~ fer M'ccn' AMI
itnraFt oevta CITY Arber TVS Hhord
er coerae cnufsss from a po TIE Union
The orgp The FIRST a Or obcry ana continues
Medcai and nine months ~ the Literary Col
ere
and The colleges, han found s's
sie IN tnis tide Of the Aunnec, -
and shr ~ professors lssy'n n nc McAl hrd
seirced from America AID EUROPE me
college rdisesF; he Libraries and gsitorum
observatory bsoksn nunhcence worthy older snd
more opulent Commonwealth
July sQ-Gtdkcps
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Markets.

NEW YonK, August Cotton is dul-saes Of 400 bales
Flour is frmsaes of $500 barrels good State, So 80
superne Ohio, Sc b0 standard southern, S. TO- Whes
is quie-sales Of 5000 bushels; southern white, 81 80.
red, 81 55 81 CT western white, 81 7oa$ "a.
Corn advanced-sales of H. 900 bushels southern mix
ed COZ cents Pork is frm-saes Of $50 barrels; mess,
$50 I2S Beef unchanged Lard is seadysaies Of 800
barrels at 12s cents Whkey has advanced sales OF 100
barrels Ohio, 81 cents. Coffee is rmsaes Of 800 bag,
previous sugar is unehangedsaes of $50 hogs
heads Muscovada ss cents Moasses spirits turpen
tine and dull and nominal Rosin is heavysaes
], 900 barrels at 81 SIS aaoat. Freights are firm
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Ex.GOv. BIGLER, OF CALIFORNIA.

few weeks since general circulation, l. win be recol-
lected given to vile Islander against Ex-Governor
John Bigcr Of California which ccniradctcd at the
time.
We invite the attention OF readers 10 the Ian
guase used BY the democratic press Of San Francisco snd
Sacrament In noticing the fslsehood %Thc Daily Sun
spirited democratic paper printed in San Francisco
says
"Upon our own responsibility, unquaaedIy pro-
nounce the above foul and malicious tssae Of asehood
II such letter has been written represented the
liar and slandsre, and having the least degree
Of honor decsncy about him would give publicity to 30
famous libel upon political opponent"
The Democratic Journal printed at Sacramento, says
1--WE authorized TO state that the that
Gov. Bgler does not intend to this State s hov
untrue lie WILL no Unforeseen accident occurring, be
in October next. The other poetes nces referred to
therein in perfect keeping with that and entitled
credit"
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Secretary Of tlle tn \
Notice.

oTyIcE WASHINGTON Gas LioKT COMPANY,
August 4, ia56.
the bills for gas consumed month al July having b. en-
made dsiperea 1t Of august notice - msety
yen The DISCOUNT si cent aoN 90 To-
pay bills within ave days aier pre- ehiAhon -
ease ON Thursday next deduction wiz b.
made urder any circumstances aier thai day. ,,,,
by order: ). r. pi',NN,
Aue 5--d3t Secisldy'
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NassaeAasetts PoIittcs.

FireHBuaG, Aug. 5.-The Massachusetts American Stat
council held meeting to-day. motion To endorse Fill
and Doneson amended by substituting Fremol
and Johnston by vote of SO to ST. letter read frou
President Bartlett revokng the charter of the Massaohue
council the ground Of recreancy. and authorizing tn
Filmoreites form a council The Fillmoreites with
drew and formed State council The Fremoners
dorsed the nomination Of Cor Gardner and adhered III,
nominations Of Fremont and Johnston.
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Life versus Death.
lust pnblshcd the 5th edition, price one dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCROFULA3

nv J. J. tORsTBRt y. D.,

ny J. J. tORsTBRt y. ~,
SHOWING these frhtu EcourEa n tho
~ with the proper treatment ~ bronch -
asthma coughs pulmonary and heart dr.
ngwom rfad bead, - -
and rheum, ns solnrs ~ the ins ncs and
Rrpda Arising from state ~ the blood
This book plain but fbrcibe inrFaRe, Fvs ~
necessary advice r RATIONAL cheap and highly
drcrirg kind and " strongly
afflicted heads Of families, Sc most Walt
able guide In time OF need. j.
information Tor thnse afflicted win
deafness, rupture bodily deformties &C
900 cnpes been so'd mailed, Win the aH
few weeks, 70 every part ~ The county
10 10 be- had u booksellers grueay, o. hy s
pus free OF BRIDGMhN co, lss Grind street Vow
York
June a-dscp9mf
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0E-subiic ~ no isThe sem annual examination ~ csnd
dates @ techrr 81 pnhlc sehnols Of Washington will take
place direction Of the mutse
3oclock candidates respectfully invited attend
The monthly mesing u the board will bad
Wtdnesnsy, Auru@l 3, ~ ave tel ck,
Tsarhs 'tahHnr slatsrnentsn have bern
esvd send ih-u the secretary
thsr earliest convenience, GEO. J. ABBOT,
Augo-Th seersttY,
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At the special election held last week in the fourth
gressiona district Of south Carolina eight thousand and
fortyeieh, poled. The stoodPtes,op s.
Brooks, so4e blank Though some informslty, twelve
boxes we're not counted
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ANOTHER OLD-LINE WING FOR BUCHANAN HON
A. @. WAIkINSS LETTER.

= u W
we are gratfed to be able to-day lay before read
the manly and patriotic letter of Hon a. g. Watkins
of Tennessee The presidential question 1t breahes The
true srit Of sound national statesman and shows that
in this perous crisis the path Of duty for old line wings
is in cordial alliance with the democracy Col Watkins
discusses the issues they made up in Tennessee with
great cearness holiness and ability Ills constituents
have abundant cherish SO true and faithful rep
rtsenatiye
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PennsuIeania Aneriean Sac C0ngenti0n.

HARRIsBURG, Aug. 6.-The American State convention
met to day Andrew Stew president Joseph H. ugerso
and Andrew Stewart chosen presidential electors.
The American county convention nominated Hon. John g.
Kunks for Congress.
The convention rejected proposition for the formation
fusion eleetoI al ticket by vote OF ~ to Is.
Fremont county ticket is talked Of.
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ny TELns RAPn.


Private dispatches received IN this city from St. LOu
state that Hon. Thomas H. Benton has 900 srty in thai
city Robert O. Ewing the American candidate for gov
ernor and 600 majority TrustaD Polk, the anti BsnoL
candidate. Also that T. r. Blair b Is elected 10 CongrsS
from the st. Louis district BY 600 majority. de received 500
majority In the city.
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iooa Election.

DA1EEroHT, (Iowa,) August 5.-The following return
have been received
Scott county $50 republican majority.
Muscatine county about $50 republican majority
jackson county 100 republican majority
Desmones - republican majority.
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Tms LONDON Tmrs AND Mn BUoHAShS-The London
Times says
A Buchanan presidency win be trying TO Eng.
lish interests, and must be anticipated, possible"
Well w don't anticipate snything else
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CIScsSATI, Aug 6.-Scauty returns from Kentucky fa
the democrats The prevails that the demo
Gratis are generally successful throughout the State.
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PooR GARpSrH.-The New Bedford Standard, one Of
the vehement organs OF the black republicans "pe
upon Gov Gardner in this way;
RsuaRKAmx-Gov. Gardner has accepted the nomi-
nation for reelection governor Of Massachusetts We
were expecting him TO spurn' the nomination from
such source. Ia he there no republicans in
the convention which nominated him?"
And alto-
aDKrIs.D MS posrrIoS-KSpKR--Gov Gardner, In bis
letter accepting the nomination csndae for governor
says be shall support Col Fremont for President, but
don't tell VA whom he prefers for Vice President
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LatrObe's Justice.

LUCAS BROTHERS, no Market street. Baltimore, Maryant
have press aud vii Pubsh on Monday August ie, 1876,
n nj EDITION of
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you hereby cuuuoued against spurious nhhons o. ~ e
Ora his Eierc UI,m rhah prosecute raIn WI" =
~ copy,irhted bills teensnr Electric on has cuG ~
yof OF Camden piles ismi nlo, lion Jon W
aups Of Huntington, Hon +. KitGguuh twh u y 100 ~ ~
"a chrs in dny han 700 nihe ~ hl"OC ~
nan~s ed ~ the Philadelphia L. dse
Tine wholesale dealer. lphia would not c1n En'f any
cuy ascaiy uf fioiinE 10 hoi ~ ~ -
ion Wy-I6e e,a k-owu drug Isl here caused ~ A.
Valentine, Who n mpied % Is
uOuo this valuable remedy,
PHuApFtFmA. May 5, le5j.
n, tAe Peoyie Druggists throughout the urid Saa;
Liz, Of cures by PROT Cfatbs Eecuc uH Jus Free Nut
Mo RCdrnbot, MhhisfhtS c' ~
hsnmasm and ppraiB M Osdvn, No 80 fuEh stti nan
pa,ou of Provide FhE feb az" cru
react; Mr. Spen Ch' Ut street. fson lthfW "a
,en hel MaIiOn OF burns aud scarlet i'Ntfi ho
iahie sn oIhrrs
fry-Evrry druRst The only genuine Eecu" ~ =
sde l., prorrrr % hs old nf 70 "'h
III ord ers M be addressed 10 procure III rcnuine
Prof Il ~. DE GAATU,
Old Office, 20 SOuth stn = ct, near he nui.
"a, s,e ~ CHARLES SrBtT
INV no N Washington, y, &.
a ouD AND COAL. DEPuT, ore squa sun'h -
The avenue Of l2tl streets 10 ~
we re now D., par urnsh bes afre Of white " gsy
Cumberland coal Il rtauctun Wm br habs Nht 80
yieddl the sscl
Wool Of the best uuHuN aways on hand
"a ~ 80 T.. j. W. n. GAIT
Aug a-3t
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REPUBLICAN, CONSISTENCY.

The republicans oppose Mr.. Buchanan because Mr.
Brooks chasssd Mr. Sumner for abuse Of the freedom
or debate in eliminating the revolutionary character OF
South Carolina and the personal reputation Of Senator
Butler But Colonel Fremont undertook 10 chastise Mr.
Foote for an alleged abuse OF the freedom Of debate in
sailing Colonel Fremont himself and afterwards challenged
him to mortal combat and these republicans pro-
pose to reward Colonel Fremont with the presidency
FOURTH OF JULY AT ZURICH, IN SWITZERLAND
From Zurich paper Of July 9th learn that "the
spapged banner Of the United States osed yesterday from
the dwelling Of our consul Mr. Gounde in honor Of the
Declaration Of Independence Surrounded by number Of
friends and amid crowd OF spectators beautiful fireworks
accompanied by the national hymn Hail Columbia and
gay tune Of Yankee Doodle, closed the festival
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wiIlards' Hotel.
.. a. n. a. WILLARD,
Pennsylvania a1onue and Fourteenth street,
Washington, D. q.
"a mar

uuse for several years past 'th't'i
nsla,nr 10 ihe PAYMENT ~ state, respectfully enatft s
10 The public NJ agent ~ re pfsecu1'
translator ~ ureSn nhfuHRrt 'P
~ snh pch, Portuguese, aud Italian Gehhen.h onru
foreign fOrenihls ~ nt
WISE and eau faithful and tvliahs uansieiions 81 y
oents such ur grants laws, dcefee hc VIZ huu, "
M nc. 81 the guarantee ior bdey ~
Ihr rendition OF aud technical plrascs which oR rue
throughout TIE Union ~ u.
Obtain accurate of fotsifn boots Literary ~ n
also dnd nppiy the UNDERLINED nh ag S
noon tbrir being promptly satisfactorily sEseusd.
For further Particulars Apply 70 =, :, :, ,stsrpo
ssO street. between ION Ilth Wasn,cgon city, Dc
June 2f--dty
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DATuIsG sUIIs.-Fpest quality blue navy flannel bsihRs
ID suits, for sale only ~
WALL n STEPHENS,
No % Penn sv., between OH aud i0h streets.