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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, JULIUS A. PETERS a
native OF Neuchatel, Switzerland, aged 4S years
On the I'D instant, WALTER nj. CLARKE,
in his 3sth year.
The friends Of the deceased and OF the family
are invited to attend his funeral, at St Patrick IS
Church, street, on Tomorrow (FTidaY) morning
at = O'Clock.
ton the Both rt, ELIZABETH THOMA
daughter OF Charles Tboma aged five wears
On the morning Of the 4th OF September. Mr.
JAMES GALLlGAN, in the 7lth year Of bis
age.
tend his funeral at 3 O'Clock to morrow afternoon
from his late residence corner OF LIST and streets
south, Capitol Hill.
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Pennsylvania State Council.

LANCASTER, Sept. 2-The Edie American
Council of Pennsylvania met here to-day
Forty-ono councils were represented by liz
delegates. Joseph ] Clyde, of Harrisburg.
was elected President, and Gen Vim. III. Ir-
win vice-President. No other business was
transacted, and pending resolution endorsing
Fillmore and DOnelson the Council adjourned
sHc die.
Another despatch says that John j. Clyde
was elected president Of the council, which did
nothing beyond choosing officers; and that
everything went of harmOniOusly, a large ma
jority Of the body being for Fillmore.
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An EXTENSIVE wooD AND Coal EsrAHr1sH.

An EXTENSIVE WOOD AND COAL ESTABLISH
MENr.-Our eye was caught YESTERDAY by the
sign displayed at one of the carriage entrances
to the coal establishment of Messrs. T. J. d
W. M. Calf, corner of Twelfth street and G
street, announcing that the coal on sele there
was housed completely from the weather, and
thus supplied to customers in the best posi-
ole condition. This struck US as new feature
IN the coal business in this city, and on enter
ing to make inquiries we were surprised at the
extent and completeness of the enterprise car
ried out by the Messrs Gait.
These gentlemen have erected on the west
side of Twelfth street, at the corner OF street,
a building for the storage of coal, one hundred
feet by forty at the carriage entrance OF which
is Fairbanks scale, by which in bad weather
the weighing of coal is performed under cover.
On the opposite side Of Twelfth sire 1T, between
and d, they have a yet larger store-house,
one hundred and fifty feet by forty, and which,
like the one on the east side of the street, is
partitioned conveniently for the separation of
different varieties of coal; red ash white ash,
Lehigh, &c. The two buildings are sufficiently
capacious to store 1000 tons of coal entirely
under cover
The other departments of this establishment
consist of large wood yard at the corner of
Thirteenth and streets; of a coal and wood
depot 100 feet by go on the canal wharf, and
also the entire wharf on the river at the foot
of Thirteenth street, known as "Lennox's
wharf, and which the Messrs. Gait have
leased for term Of years. At this wharf they
have provided storage room for all descriptions
of merchandise, and teams to convey goods to
any part of the city. We have no doubt our
citizens will avail themselves largely of the
facilities afforded here for storage and carriage,
in the transportation of any goods by the way
Of the river.
The Messrs Gait have expended much none
in the Improvements they have carried out, but
they will undoubtedly have an abundant re-
turn In the patronage of all who wish to pur.
chase wood and coal at low rate and in ex
cellent condition.
Ladies especially, who may be in pursuit of
coal, Will find the dry floors of these con-
venfent storehouses Of vast convenience, en-.
aiding them to examine varieties and make
their selections dry shod, and entirely undor
cover in the worst weather.
To-NIGN the Active Association of tho
Northern Liberties Fire Company give their
hrst Cotillon party, at their new engine house,
corner of Sixth and l. streets Reader, if YOU
would spend a pleasant time with the fair
women and brave mon Of that portion of our
city, be with the Actives tonight.
WATCH RETURNs.-George Donaldson. color
ed, drunk; dismissed. Mary Conner, drunk
In the street; wOrkhOuse 90 days James Ua.
gan, assauting his wife; Jail. James Camp-
bell and Nicholas Murphy, Migrants. work
house 90 days each. Justice Morsell disposed
Of the cases
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Qunine Arsenic Mercury, Opium, any the poisonous
drugsr dangerous compounds generally resored to by
sufferers from this long drawn affecting and annoying
Of all diseases BY resorting to Cartsrs Spanish Mixture
which contains of the above
efecuay and fully acting specifically on the Liver
and skin PURIFYING the Blood and expelrg the remains Of
old medicines with which the system has been clogged
opening the pores of the body and allowing nature
ergiss. -
Bee the cure OF Mr. John Longdon Va and
chronic Ague and Fever chills twice
Notnns permanently cured him. until he tried Carer's
spanish MIXTURE three bottles Of which perfectly restored
MN 70 health nor has he had chill since. "a only
out OF thousand who has experienced the life renewing
fecs Of this valuable uIifer Of the blood sen Lin
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NEW STOVES AND CRATES.

w T. HAVE JUST RECEIVED PER PACK
w ct Ann Pickerel' from Philadelphia ,a
another assortment OF the PAKLOR EsFI
COOK STOVES, selling very low ands.GElyS
fast Although we NAV not be able to buy sf0>S
horse and wagon, still any goods bought at our
store, No BIS enn. avenue, will be delivered to
any part OF Washington, Georgetown, or within
the limits Of the corporation, free Of charge.
All Stoves, Crates, hOt-air Furnaces, Cooking
Ranges, and Gas Ovens, set up In the best work
man like manner.
Please give US triel at No. 3IS Penn. avenue
between 10Th and 1lth streets next door to G.
Woodward's old stand, where you can see for your
selves. lse2-3D @. WOODWARD son.
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UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS.

Real French Millinery and Dress Trimming
Goods, French & American Flowers, &c.
Also, Dress Making in best French style.
REAL IMPORTED FRENCH BONNETS
INFANTS HOODS. INFANTS CLOAKS
AND INFANTS DRESS; BOYS HATS
AND BOYS SACKS
Nh. THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES ~
tEHZpleasure TO announce to the public -
SS0that his stock Of New Fall and Win ~
ter Goods is now complete and ready for inspec.
ton and that he will continue TO receive from the
Northern States every new and desirable article
10 be found In his line the coming season
He has just received and opened large and
elegant stock Of Real French Millinery Goods
French Flowers, Paris Feathers, Ribbons, En-.
bTOide les, SILK Nets, Velvets. Laces, Crares
Chenille, &c. Also, Rich French Head Dresses
of every description, Soiree and Bridal Wreatbs,
Fringes and Fancy Trimmings. for balls and par
ties all OF which will compare favorably both In
price and quality, with any house In the trade.
M. WILLIAM,
32 Market Place, between 9TH and sth sts
2o-1w
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IL Important to the Ladios:-ur. On

fONCOS FEMALE PILLS.-The combination OF Ingredi-
ents In the fs perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
er are based upon an extensive practice thr
years. and, where the directions have strictly fol
nWr ey have never failed TO correct all Irregularities
reeve painful and difficult menstruatiOn lpArtCuarIv
the change OF e They will cure the Whites and
all instructions arising from cold
aud may be used successfully Preventive Call upon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars
Price III per box with full directions Sold wholesale
retail by CHAs SrOTT, Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL u. WAITE, SIS Seventh street. Washington D. c.
AMI X D. L. ClSSEl Georseown To whom all orders
be sent and the Pils will he sent confdenaIy by mail
ladies who enclose them dollar.
N B-Sce signature the box counterfeit It ia for
gerry. IL 2-tf
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Kew York Markets


sales of 1000 bills; State So. O0aS6 Is; Ohio
SS.35aS6 so; Southern S7a2Os7 40; extra 81 IS
ass ID.
Wheat has advanced; sales Of 4, 900 bushels;
western red Sl52 southern white SI.65.
Corn is higher; sales of %, 900 bushels; South
ern mixed Csc; white 73c.; yellow zoe.
Pork is dropping sales Of 300 barrels; mess
$40 o7t Beef Is unchanged. Lard is buoyant;
sales Of 500 bbls. at I3.c. Whisky is steady;
sales of $50 bbls. Ohio at 32:.
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~ HIGHLANDS German Bitters.-Certi.
hcate Of Ralph Lutte, Esq., Editor Spirit Of Times"

lRoNToS October 30, 1854.
DR.. O. NJ Jsckson-Dear SirThe Btters In great de-
mand here In addition to the quantity sold By Moxley
Barber yeur agents. the two other stores sell them
than other medicine find they much by
vaescent fever patients 10 rebuild
Have used during the last summer In my family our
bottles They were amended by peighbor,
at time when system debiI..ated from the
effects of severe Bilious Fever They appetite
and restored tone and vgor to my whole system
OF the September numbers of paper my expert
Of the good effects of Bter since which time they
have hsh large SALE and have become standard
medicine in this vicinity.
conclusion, would that feel great pleasure In
giving you this testimony Of the vaue
peparsuon: Respectfully yours, RALPH Lutte.
See advertisement. ia 7-3mr
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iDWm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.-Gray,

hsd or Rusty Hair dyed instantly Beautiful and Nstu
raj brown or Black without the least injury Hair skim
MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to VIM.
A. bateheor since 1892 and applications
Deen made TO the Hs of his patrons his
rreudice against Dying the Hair aud Whskers unjust
IL would De against covering bald with a wig.
VIZ BArcHELoR's HAN DYE produces a celor not 10 be
shgushed from nature and IL WARRANTED inure
IN the least, however long II may he continued.
SOLD In all cities and towns of United States by
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
eS> The Genuine has the address, unou a stee
plate engraving, four sides bottle of
A. BACHELOR, 23S Broadway, New York.
sor sale BY CHAS. STOTT, Pennsy vsnia avenue
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Massachusetts, Whig Convention

BosroS. Sept 3.-The Wing State Conven-
ton, which met here to-day, was largely at
tended. Hon. Robert C. Winthrop presided.
Addresses were made by Hon. Mr.. Winthrop,
Geo S. Hilliard, and others. favoring Mr.. Fill
more Amongst the resolutions adopted was
one signifying the preference for Mr.. Fillmore
over all other candidates thus far nomin sted.
DR.. Luther V. Bell was nominated for Cover
nor, Homer Foote for Lieutenant Governor,
John ii. Clifford for Attorney General, VIM.
L. Lincoln for Secretary of State, John Ssr-
gent for Treasurer, and Joseph Mitchell for
Auditor
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HOUSE, Sign ARD
0RNAM ENTAIL PAINTING & GLAZING

GEORGE II. VIZ NELL,
NO. SIX LOUISIANA AVENUE, BETW
L 9th and 9TH streets, north side, has opened
branch shop, FOR the prosecution OF his business
on 9Th street, between street ard Massachusetts
avenue, east side, and will be happy to receive
calls for work IL either OF his locations fer doing
business.
and at the shortest notice, in workmanliie man
ner.
Thankful for past favors he will, by assiduity
ancc Of the orders OF MS friends and the public
generally an 81 oyr
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DGreat Cures by Professor De Gra,h,s

ELECTRIC OIL-Joseph Free West Philadelphia
mAtism Mr. RodenbOk, Montgomery county, Rheumatism
and spraD. Mrs Ogden No $50 Fourth street Inflammation
Of Bowels MrI Maryland Providence, Shingles and Csked
Breast Mr.. w. Spence Coates street. Feon and Neuralgia
Henry Campbell. Lower Marion Burns and Scarlet Fever
and eighteen others.
MORE CURES OF WELL KNOWN PERSONS.-Mr. C.
Scranton New Haven, wrote yesterday bis brother
cured Of deafness Of three years by bottle Mrs Msrs
Christian street, Mrs. VasQuez 2l2 Pine street, Mrs Collins
lis Chestnut street cured Of Rheumatsm and Eeurag
AJAX them Pains Sores Swelling 5 Joints, Palsy, PIIes
Burns Bruises, Group, Cute and for Rheumatism
In one to three days Bottles IS, So 81.
PKOF CHAs DEGRATH. 80 5. Eighth street.
Large bottles ten times cheapest. sold by 8. HANCR
los Baltimore street Baltimore, and STOTT 4 j.
SCHWARTZ, washipkton. ssp3Iw
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COULDN'T GET HIS PRICE "A countryman
came early into the town of Elmira. New
York, on Saturday last, with a load of wood,
which be endeavored to sell for two dollars
but failing TO do this, be took it down TO the
river and threw it in, and complacently watch
ed till it foated out of sight lie had previ-
ously been offered 81. so for the load.
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IL Coats, Pants, and Vests,


NOAH WALKER Co, MARBLE HALL CLOTHING EsPo
HUN Browns Hotel building, respectfully that
their annual display OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
s now ready for inspection comprising assortment of
6sSTLKhEs AND YOUTHS CLOTHING newest rich
est designs In material, trimming and workmanship To
those who study excellence with economy
uces OF dress opportunity is selecting
rom one OF the most attractive stock goods this city
at very reduced prices anc-tf
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JOHN w. MYERS Il co.

VIII and Red Ash, Egg, Stove, Transition,
Nut, Cumb. Lump, & Blacksmith's Goals
ALSO, HICKORY. OAK, AND PINE WOOD.
E1EkSONS LAYING IN FUEL FOR THE.
winter will find II TO their advantage by send
Ing us their orders, or leaving them at F. Steers
store, No ass 9TH ,treet, between ID and f. as they
will be promptly aed with the best article and at
low prices.
2,siO lbs. given to ton.
JOHN w MYERS &CO.,
Office and Y ard corner Of u and I'D streets,
sc Elm First Ward
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manufacturing superior articles In the Of Sterling
SILVER WARE viz: Forks, Spoons, GOblets, Cups &c,
which be exceed in this section OF country Also
SALE every variety nne Watches Of the most
make<s and complete assortment Of rich Gold Jewelry
Watch repairing every description done In the
by experienced and competent workmen and
sntied TO give satisfaction. -
No s3s Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
Sign Of the Large spread Eagle,
jys-tI II. 0. HOOD.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Flour is steady at yes.
terday's rates; sales of Howard street at
S6.75. and choice City Mills was held at
Sc 81.
Wheat has advanced cents; white 81 58s
81 IS. Corn is &c. higher; sales of white and
yellow 62a65c
Whisky-SaIes of City at 32.c and Ohio at
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Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, Sept. Fletcher, the Repub-
Iican candidate for Governor, has . majority
of over II 900 in 100 towns. One hundred and
thirty towns remain to be heard from. Three
Republican Congressman have three 30 seven
thousand majority, and the Republicans have
carried the entire State Senate, and nineteen
twentieths of the House.
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kNOR SALE.-A SUITABLE PLACE FOR
L Gardener or Butcher, about three miles from
the Centre Market, joining Mr.. John K. Smiths
dwelling, aud stable, together with all the veget.
abes on the ground will be sold. Also, one
building lot, fronting on New Jersey avenue, near
H street, in - Square, No. S92, near Maryland
avenue, between 9TH and 9Th, on f. street east
Apply to JOHN GEORGE Stack, Once No
375, between eth and 9th, on street.
an 20 po3t#
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Financial

NEW YORK, Sept 4th Stocks are dull.
Chicago and Rock Island 93E; Illinois Central
shares lOS2; Do. bonds Oil; Michigan South
ern $50; New York Central SO; Pennsylvania
Coal Co. 9l4; Reading S4i; Missouri 6's IS.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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TO X A l. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL.
4 House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
from Pa. avenue. Its central location rendered. a
very desirable dwelling for persons engaged in
business. The front room might be used as
show room for Millinery, or fitted up for a La
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store Its
proximity to the avenue would make II a coed
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Miss Lenox's, on +, between 10th and
llth streets. an Diff
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"HsStstter,. Ritter, =.

we recommend through our columns any of the thousand
and one cUraves which said suc
IDENTIFY wonderful power In removing the MS thai aesh A. heir
But the Bters prepared by Dr. Hosteer and adysr
sed In this know be
ia family IL Is no new aud unrisd article but one thai
has stood the test OF ten years trial before
peope its reputation and sale unrIyaled bv ar
Jar preparations 'Ksnt The testimony ven by
tde most prominent and well known Physicians ind
yiduaIs all of the country IL MISUNDERSTANDING
sold Wholesale ana retail ~ = N CALLAN. sep2-lW
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
PROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Yellow Fever st Fort Hamilton.

new YORK, Sept. 3.-Two new cases Of yell
low fever were reported at the Military Hos
pltal at Fort Hamilton yesterday, and three
TVS morning, all of q mild type. Tho eases
previously reported are dong we'll.
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MARRIED..

' Near New York, on the Goth ult, nv the Rev.
Joseph QUARTER, WIN. S. FORREST, ESQ. OF
this city, to Miss ELIZABETH s., daughter OF
the late Dr. Joel Martin, U. s. Army.
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Connection. Fillmore Convention

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 3-The Fillmore State
Convention, which assembled here 10 day, was
largely attended. An electoral ticket was
nominated amid much enthusiasm. Ex-Goy-
ernors Hawley and Green were chosen electors
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T. j. l. w. Nj. GAIT,

LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL.
Also, HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD.
. CAR6OES ON THE WAY-ONE OF
= White Ash, one Of Red Ash, one Of Lehigh.
Persons laying In their coal for the winter, by
sending Us their orders will find them filed with
the best article at moderate advance on prime
cost. Wood OF the best quality always on hand.
Coal kept under cover. 22iO pounds IA the ton
]. w. M. GAIT,
au 29-f N. w. cor. 18th and c sts. No. s7
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r a company Of Americans are building
two steamers to run upon the rivers Of China,
at first by way Of experiment and then 70 Sc
lect that river for their future course which
proves the most profitable to them.
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..OsarsapariIIa i. regarded a. the bes.

TOT all diseases arising from impure state OF the
.P pAsbELIoS 10 valuable toBic and sperient esps
spted 70 arrangements Of the liver and digestive
headache, aud costveness, constipation
.ne A concentrated fluid extract from the above
u prepsred by Brown q Son. Boston.
sold by }. ". CALLAN and Il n GILMAN w.shfuy,o,
Aee's ior D~inmore, COLEMANA RODGERS. sep 2-Iw
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ES9 The steamer Adriatic is now being IL
sured in England for EI75, 900, at eight guincas
per cent. per annum. She is expected to leave
New York about the end of the next month
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OLD ESTABLISHED
Washington Stove Depot /!

Washington Stove Depot!
Southeast corner Penna drsnue and 1Ith street
IN STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY, A
Il large stock Of the universally admired 4
and unsurpassed Cooking Stove, @H
THE INviNC L. Z
TUBULAR OVEN, ~
which, for economy In consumption Of fuel, sim
plicity OF construction easily managed, easily re-
paired at triting cost, Eaking, Roasting, Broil-
ing, &c, defiles competition.
500 References can be given who will testify 10
the above qualities OF this,
THE COOK STOVE.
All ask is an examination TO satisfy the grea.
est economist. JAS. SKIRy.NG,
267 Pa. avenue.
The following is one Of the many recommends
tons sent TO me by very popular gentleman of
this city, the original Of which NAV be seen by
any one calling at my store:
WASHING TON, July I'd, 1876
Mr. JAS. SKIRvING:
Dear Si--The ''Invinciben Stove purchased
at your establishment last fall has been In constant
use in my family since that time. It's advantages
seem 10 me TO be very decided. First, its eX-
treme simplicity Of construction and management
render repairs almost unnecessary Secondly,
the facility with which II may be changed from
a wood to a coal burner And l. stlv, the perfect
manner In which IL performs its duties.
The peculiar arrangements OF its fues, keeping
an even temperature around the loaf, &c, render
1t, by far. the best bread baker in the market
i have, therefore, every reason TO express my
satisfaction with Il.
Very respectfully yours,
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ByE.s. WRIGHT. Georgetown.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-On SATUR-
~ DAY next, the 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock, al
the late residence Of Mrs Mary O'Riley, on Con.
gress street. all the personal Effects Of said de-
ceased, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Mahogany Sideboard, Sofa
Dining and Card Tables
Cane seat and common Chairs, Carpets
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Stoves
Bureaus Bed, Bedsteads
Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
Terms cash. JOHN McDERMOTT,
Executor.
se3-3t EWD. s. WRIGHT, Auct'r.
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nor RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
l. Dwelling, with lawn, orchard, garden, and
stables-5 rooms on first hoor-hot and cold baths
highly romantic and Bealthy situation, miles
from Washington In Prince Georges Md Re-
fer 10 Sweeny, Rlttenhouse, FAINT d Co, and Ed
itor OF the Star. Possession given at any time af
ter the 18th October an 25.Im
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IECitrate of Magnesia, an agreeable

rerigerant and laxative, extensively
nents Europe aud America manufactured daily
rountanH OF new and highly approved COnstructio
choce lot OF Havana Cigars; with full supply
fumery Hair brushes, Combs Shaving Brushes Toilet
Goods generally just received of direct
GiLaAN's New Drug Store, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
lie 20-tr
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ENOR RENT.-DWELLING HOUSE. NO
l. 332, Pennsylvania avenue north side between
9th aud 10th streets. One Of the best locations I'm
the city. Immediate possession given. AppIy 10
GEO. ii. Is WHITE Il CO., on the premises. or
to CHARLES III. LANE, Gents Furnisbin1
Store, 42i Penn. avenue. au2S
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MADAME MOUNTS

C0NSUM ZION DESTROYER.
VINHIS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN BE
Il had at No. 800 street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, south side, or at Stott's Apothecary
corner OF 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue.
References: Rev. Mr.. Phelps and Rev MI
Register, Foundry church and certificate from
the Rev. J. Hanson an 27.Im*
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and COAL, which we
can sell from the boats at very low prices. Per.
sons DESTROYS Of laying In their winter fuel would
do well to give Us q call before purchasing else.
where. BOGUE g. O,NEIII
seq No. los Water street, Georgetown.