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who has one OF the most valuable private IL
braries in the country, has made donation of
it to the Massachusetts, E istorical Society, on
condition that the books shall be kept in one
room and none Of them taken away
49,. Among the throng crowding WilIards',
in this city, at this time, we note the names Of
Henry b. Dewey, U. s. Consul at Para, Bra.
Iil Senior Calderon de st. Pachell, Brazil
:; >. Hreenough, and L. Appleby and family,
New York Judge Fonda and lady, and J B.
Slawson and family, Louisiana; Jno B. Ran
dolph and family, Alabama
-. Madame Augustine B a prettv blonde
of Fl or ~, landed lately at Dover. .:near her
time" and was placed in an armchair for
conveyance to the nearest hotel. A Gust ON
house officer insisted on finding her midwife
and she was promptly delivered Of two pele-
rlnes, Is scarfs, II pieces Of lace, IL pair of
silk stockings, 80 pieces of cotton, reticules,
and AZ Lyons handkerchiefs
-. Mr.. William Hewitt has come forward
In letter In the London Morning Advertiser,
with defence of George Fox against the
attacks of Mr. Macaulay, who is charged with
having grossly and unjustiy maligned" the
founder of the Society of Friends. A number
of authorities and opinions are cited to show
that Fox was one of the most neble, dsin-
terested, intellectually able, and religiously
profound and Independent men that ever
lived"
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Florence sailed for New
York in the Baltic, last Wedn esday, and as the
steamer will be due on the 18th inst their ar
rival will be looked for with mu,h interest.
Their brief tour through England and Scot
land has been most agreeable and profitable
| one to them, and they will be most cordially
welcomed back. We are extremely gratified
at their immente success, on the other side of
the Atlantic. The British press has teemed
with laudstory articles relative to their excel
lent acting, and these articles having beon
extensively copied in this country, have had
the effect of bringing them more prominently
before the public than would perhaps have
been the case had they not undertaken this
pleasant summer trip.
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Bv JAS. c. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer.
CHiLhON CASTLE MANOR FARM AT

n NhiLLON ShSILE MANOR FARM AT
oPubnc Auctton.-Executors, SnIe sf a
Valuable Farm.-The undersigned executor.
Of the last will and testament OF the late WIN
Easily, will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY.
August the Sth, at ~ O'Clock m, on the premises
to the highest bidder, that valuable farm living
partially in Washington and Prince 6eorge coun |,
ty, known as " Chillon Castle Manor, - CONTAINING
in sll siXty-two acres Of land, more or less This
farm contains fair proportion Of wood and clear
ed land the latter is row under cultivation with
choice lot Of young fruit trees The improve
ments consist Of small Frame Dwelling n ouse
and large well built and nearly new barn The
place Is well watered with pump OF excellent
water at the door OF the dwelling.
This valuable farm Is distant about three miles
from the Centre Market, with an excellent road
leading to Il: ard offers great inducements TO per-
son desiring a small farm near the CITY.
Terms: One-frh cash the residue in 3, 6, q,
IL, Is, IL. II, and "a months, with interest Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises
III the terms Of sale are not complied with
within six days thereafter. the executors reserve
the hight to resell, al the risk and expense If the
defaulting purchaser, upon one weeks notice.
H ". EASBY,
wv. EASILY,
AGNES M EASILY.
Executors Of VIM. Easby, deceased
jyq-2aw&ds &c. McGUIkE. Auct
ID The above sale is postponed until
FRIDAY, August 18th, at ~ O'Clock m, on the
premises. II. N. EASILY,
J. w. EASILY, Executors
AGNES Nj. EASBY,l
au lid J. c. MEG UIRE, Auct'r.
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DIED,
int, MARY LIZZY, younpes,

On the 18th instant, MARY LIZZY, younpes.
child OF M. =. and T. A. Callan aged III months
Funeral service to morrow, the 18th instant, at
O'Clock p. m No. 47i street, between 9th
and 10Th.
On the llth instant, after a lingering illness,
WILLIAM, infant son OF Albeit and Ieana
Jones, aged months and Is DAYS
Inc relatives arc friends Of the family are re
sPecully invited to attend the funeral to- morrow
dence OF his father, on X, between slst and ED
On the 18th instant, MARY ELIZABETH,
VIE OF ChaIles sewall, and daughter Of John
Dove, In the 18th wear Of her age
Her friends and acquaintance are invited 70 At
tend the funeral from the residence of her father
39l Eighth street, this afterno on, at O'Clock.
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Bv A. GREEN. Auctioreer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AraUG

non.-On MONDAY, the 18th instant, |
shall sell In front Of the premises, at O'Clock o.
m, two handsome Building Lots, situated on
18TH street west, between f. and + streets north,
being the south half Of Lot No. lS and all OF 10,
NO. ~, In Square 1i3. Part Of Lot IS fronts D
feet \ inch by lao fee. inch; .ot No 10 fronts
90 ieet by lO9 feet inch the whole front is sl
feet * inches, handsomely located in the imms-
diate vicinity OF the Navy Department
Ierms; one half cash balance In six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale deed given and deed Of trust taken
rue ihdisputaDle. A. GREEN,
o"o-o Auctioneer.
" Inc above sale 10 postponed en- &C
count Of the rain until FRIDAY. Auqust 15th
same hour.
du Iz-u A. GREEN. Auct
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AUCTION SALES

By WALL, BARNARD CO., Auctioneer,
HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS AT
H Aqct fsn On SATURDAY AFTER
Auction Rooms, ats O'Clock, the fast trottin~ ma
pacing Horse Burgundy, seven years old, warran-
ted perfectly sound, and gentle and superior sad
die horse, and can go inside three minutes, with
one OF Flagler's best made Topping Buggies, en-
tirely new and Harness Sold for no lault The
owner having no further use for him.
A credit Of and months will be given. with
notes satisfactorily embossed, bearing Interest.
WALL, BARNARD CO
au lz-tS Auctioneers
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ONLY ONE DAY FROM BUSINESS.

'lNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
L formed that the large and safe 49,
Steamer POWHArAN, Captain. E23eSai:s sF=;:3S
Mic ell, having large numb OF beTths AID ell
egantly furnished state rooms, besides ample
caDin accommodation, will make an excursion to
the above places, leaving Washington on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, 18th August, at o'clock
and Alexandria at O'Clock, arriving at Old
Point the next day; thence tn Portsmouth, re-
naming at Portsmouth until7 O'Clock; when she
will return to Old Point, arriving there Ia time
to enjoy bathing, the ballroom, grand serenade
by the United States military band, &c. Tie boat
will leave for home on Sunday at i2 O'Clock m
Passengers by this trip will have abundance OF
Monroe, witness the grand military Dress Parade
on Sunday at O'Clock by the United States
Troops, enjoy the refreshing sea Breezes, De
lightfm Bathing In the Ocean surf or the ladies'
and gentemen's private bath rooms attached to
the hotel or engage In fishing, sailing, &c. At
Portsmouth abundance Of time will be allowed
to visit the Big Shin Pennsylvania the steam
ship Colorado, the United States Navy Yard, and
other places Of interest
The ladies' cabin will be under the charge Of
an experienced chambermaid
A Band Of Music will accompany d e excursion
Meals, Confectionery, Ice Cream, &c, fur
nished by experienced caterers At moderate
charges.
Remember the whole rouI 4 trip only 81 So
The boat will stop at Pinev Point going and re
turning, for which round trip tickets will be is
sued at 81 50 each
Tickets to be had at the Plano and Music store
Of John Ellis; at the Bookstores Of TAYLOR &
Maury and Joe Shlllington. In Georgetown Of
Mr. kidwell, Druggist; and at the boat
au lI-It
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TO MEMBERSO CON8R Kiss AND 9TH
Frs LEAVING THE CITY.

NJ w. GAIT q BRO. CALL THE ATTEN-
WI ton Of members Of Congress and others to
their stock Of very superior ladies' and gentlemens
Gold Watches, Rich Jewelry Of the latest styles,
pure Silver Tea Gets, Pitchers, Goblets, Silver
Forks, Spoons, &C.
Also, extra plated Tea Sets, Walters, Cake
Baskets, Casto,s, Albata Forks and Spoons, Eng
lish and American Table Cutlery, &c.
Persons In search Of useful presents will ind
our stock to comprise an endless variety.
All goods warranted as represented and at the
lowest rates.
NV. GAIT l. BRO, Jewellers,
32 Pennsylvania avenue,
au 11-6t between 9th and 10th streets.
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WOOD AND COAL DEPOT.

N. w. corner Twelfth and e street. No 547,
One square sosfh Of the Avenue.
VNHE BEST ARTICLE GUARANTEED
Il All Coal carefully weighed-2, 24O TO the ton,
from which there Is no deviation, sesnisglv 10
redEee tAs price.
Penons laying in their winter fuel will find Il
to their advantage to leave their orders to be sup
piled from the vessels on their arrival.
aDrCoal kept under cover.
Wood OF the hes, quality always on hand.
1y 2s.u L. J. 4 w. Nj GAIT.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEa.
OBFlcR US. PENITENTIARY, ID C.,
O

OBFIcR US. PENITRNTIARY, ID c.,
Washington, August 8, 1853.
CEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE received
~ at this office until Monday, 18th August, 1858,
with
100 cords # half-seasOned, CORD Oak Wood, of
medium size, and fee II Top wood
20 cords good Pine Wood
so tons White Ash Anthracite Coal. The Coal
must be clean, and free from slate or other
foreign substance; 2, 240 pounds to the ton
To he delivered on or before the FIRST of Octo
Der, 1853, at such places on the Penitentiary
grounds as the warden MY designate.
THOMAS THORNLEY,, Warden
FOR SALE-Two thousand pounds Of OAK
UNI, packed In bales Of Fifty pounds each; also,
other articles T. THORNLEY,,
duS Std Warden
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Bv JAS. G.. McSUIRE Apct,onee,

BV JAS. z. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
CROCK OF BONNETs, RIBBONS, Trim.
~ mlngs and Fancy Sesds at Auction.-On
THURSDAY MORNING, August Iath, at 10
O'CLOCK and continue daily until closed out at the
store corner OF Sth street ard Louisiana avenue,
shall sell an excellent stock of Bonnets. Ribbons.
Laces, Embroideries, Silk Dress Patterns, French
Flowers, Fancy Goods, DC
The attention Of the Ladies especially called
suit -
Terms: $25 ard under, cash over that sum- a
credit Of and days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest
au IL II &c NcSIJJRE Aro,,r
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Senator Pugh is about taking the stump for
Buchanan and Breckenridge in Ohio.
The first number Of a Fillmore organ, in
Waterbury, Conn, will, it is said, be started
this week.
Hon. 5. r. Benson, Representative of the
kennebec District of Maine in Congress, has
declined reelection.
The PittsbuIg Democratic papers publish
cards for the Fillmore meetings in the West
gratuitously.
Iicknor q Fields, and Mr.. Upham. the
author, have each cleared SIS. 900 on the life Of
Fremont.
The N. 4. Herald's Washington correspon-
dent states that the National Intelligencer
will in few days declare itself for Mr. Buch-
anan.
The National American is the name of a
new Fillmore paper published at Hartford,
under the direction Of the Fillmore Central
Committee
Gen VIM. o. Butler, of X entucky. who was
the candidate for Vice President with Cass, in
io4S, anpounces his adhesion to the democracy,
but declines to enter the canvass.
The Portland (Me.) Argus says of the Blu e.
chanan demonstration held at Portland on
Tuesday last the meeting surpassed all
our expectations" and that "not less than
1900 people were present"
The New York Mirror, although FIRE.
monter, says Ole Bull had better settle I'D his
old advertising bills before giving $500 to-
wards establishing Fremont paper. Chang
up de fiddle and de bow"
Speaking of the Fillmore electoral, t;ck.t
the Pittsburg Gazette says We do not recog.
nlze in this list more than one or two names
of prominence The rest may all be very
worthy men, but they are unknown to fame
Wo think there are the names of two or three
who will decline standing in any ouch position.
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PAUL STEVENS,

PAUL STEVENS,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and Pc.
lice Magistrate I'd district.
DROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
i business requiring the services Of Magistrate
or Notary Public, Acknowledgment OF Deeds,
taking Dispositions, Afidavits, &c, either at the
ONCE or at party's residence, at all times
Once on llth street, east side, few doors north
OF Pa avenue. Open frsm a m. to 10 at night.
au saw
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DHss,etter,s Celebrated stomach hi.

IERS-The value OF these BltteFs
who have seen ts effect No family should without
boe la the house particularly this when
dyseEtery aud disrrea, prevail to suc In every
where these Btters have Leen In
mediate relief HuGdreds have certified 10
their GHefGnees not only Cholera
lnfaBtnn Cramps In the Stomach Tut to their
eh fency in Costveness. Dyspepsia Flatulancy For
sale by ali respectable Druggists the United
States. au 6-lWl JAMES CAIIAN AGENT
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug l2.-Flour-Sales of 1 ooo
bbls. City Mills at SO 50-a decline Of IS Ct,
since yesterday. There is nothing doing in
Howard street and Ohio.
Wheat is to cents lower; sales of good 70
prime reds at sl.S5aSl 40; and good 10 prime
whites at 81 49asl 40. Corn has declined;
sales Of good to prime white at 5sas2.c.: vel,
low at 6OA6Ic -
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FOX MOUNT VERNON AND THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
ON TUESDAYS AND ERTDlyS


Il leave Washir gtnn at 9 a m
and Alexandra at9K m for the s&@S
above places. The White House Pavilion Is :
grand place Of resort The bath houses for lad les
and gentlemen Is finished with every thing &c
make 1t pleasant, are ten-pin alleys, swings, &c
Gentlemen fond Of fishing will find perch fish.
ing good at this time.
Those p'eferring can take refreshments with
them. VIM. Coke will furnish dinner and re.
ffest at the Pavilion.
Fare, round trip, to Mount Vernon 81. Mount
Vernon passengers can returning from Mount
Vernon remain at the White House alt day by
naylng 25 cents extra White House passengers
So cents; children half price
The second boat leaves Washington for the
White Horse at2a O'Clock p a. The boat vii
you will not regret It,
au III 81 SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain
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SPLENDID EXCURSION
Washington to Old Point!
b u R 60

Leaving SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August
l6th, at3p IN returning Monday NOM
ing, the 18th ins ant,
VIA BALT. q W.4SHINGTN RAILROAD,
And splendid Steamer GLADIATOR, down tie
Chesapeake.
Tickets for the round trip only 81 So
For particulars zee small bius
III Tickets p6stttrtIs limited AID for sale
ONL Y at ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE
au o Cts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.MoRRow.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
TWO STORY BHICK HOUSE AND LOT

NwO.SfORYBHICKH HOUSE AND LOT
4 At Auc:ieu.-0n TUESDAY, the 18th In .
o''lock D. m, a good two story Brick House,
with back building, nine good and conveniently
arranged rooms, with wide Passage, and the lot
on which II stsnds, having front Of "a feet and
privilege OF a S feet side alley.
=, The above described property is In Square No.
ols, on the west side Of Tenth street west, be-
tween north c street and Pennsylvania avenue,
us location Is handsome and position central, and
make a good investment
Terms One fourth cash balance in one, two,
ana ,nree years; the purchaser to give notes for
IRE eeIerreo paym' nts, bearing interest from the
the day OF sale. A deed given and a deed OF trust
taken Title indisputable. A. GREEN.
auo-o Auctioneer
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TO HOUsEkEEPERS.

DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
superior Table or Pocket Cutlery, heavy Sill
yer Plated or Albata Ware, fine Japanned Tea
Coffee UIn, Enamelled Kettle, Saucepan, Pur-
mace or any Of the hundred and one little etceteras
needed by every housekeeper, will do well to call
Seventh street. He has good articles, ard his
prices are low. jy 2S-u
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B young gentleman out West COM
mitted suicide in novel manner last week
He ate pint Of dried apples and then drank
water until he bursted. The rash act was
caused by his father forbidding him to grease
his moustache with tie butter knife
EY-The race between tho yacht Thomas
Barrett and the Delaware, that took place
Friday, says the Philadelphia Ledger resulted
in the Thomas II. Barrett being the winning
boat Distance sailed, forty miles Time,
III 3 hours-being one of the most exciting
races that has ever taken place on the Della
ware.
gAn orphan girl of twenty, with $4,000
year, advertises herself in a New York pa
per as wanting handsome, respectable young
man in marriage She prints her picture, and
it is pretty, and halls from Springfield
II A meeting of European refugees in New
York was held on Saturday, in order to perfect
measures to enable the revolutionists in this
country TO depart for Europe on the first signs
Of a revolution About three hundred per-
sons, mostly Frenchmen, were in attendance
Alter considerable discuss on, a resolution was
adopted to invite the citizens of the different
nations residing in the city to elect three dele
gates each, to attend n convention to be held
at the same place on Friday next, to unite in
general committee, and adopt such measures
as they may think necessary to further the OBJ
jects in view
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Rev York Markets

NEW YORK, Aug. IL Flour has declined;
sales Of 800 bbls; good State IS 50; super6ne
Ohio Sc. 80, standard Southern s775.
Wheat is firm; sales of $4,000 bushels;
OHIO white 81 62t; Tennessee red 81 S. ;
Southern red 81 SO; Southern white 81 Goa
sloo. Corn is better; sales Of p, 900 bushels;
Southern mixed &c
Pork IS dull; sales of 800 bbIs mess
SIG SIT. Beef is unchanged. Lard Is steady:
sales Of 200 bbls at I2Ic
Nh'sky is easier; sales of lOe bbls Ohio
at 36ac.
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Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDtN

DEHEMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING
Lots In the First Ward.-On TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, August 5th, at AZ O'Clock, on
NO IL, in Square No. 10, fronting so feet 81 in.
ches on no tn street, between 2lst and ga SITS
running back 1873 feet.
Also, subdivision A, B and G., In square No. ga
nue., between 2lst and 22d streets, running back
Title indisputable
Terms Oue-third cash the res idue In and
II months, with interest, secured bv deed nj
trust on the pre- Z Uses.
au2-d j. c. MCGUIRE, Auet
IL The above sale Is postponed until
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August Ia, at 6 x
au I'D J. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct
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all orders promptly attended TO. ~ 2s-lm.
uLACstSrONE,S PAVILtOs.

wis PLACE OF RESORT WILL BIZ
l. open on the ID day OF July for the &C a
commodation OF visitors. The subscriber rn
has engaged a first rate Cotillion Bald fork.A
the season, and with his large and spendid Ball
Room Offers vast Ind dement's 10 the lovers Of the
dance his table will be constantly supplied
with I'll the Injuries OF the Potomac, and bis Bar
with the choicest liquors
This Is known to be one OF the heelthiest places
on the river, being situated between Blackistone,s
and st Oatharine's Islands.
There will be a celebration on the 18th OF Julv
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs.
day, Path july, Thursday, 9TH August, and Thurs
dsy 2lst OF August.
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers
during the waiering season on TUESDAYS and Fri
DAYS going down, and will stop for Passengers on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, on her return trips
The steamer Columbia will also land and Ire OF
passengers On Wednesdays going 20, and en- sun
days returning from Baltimore.
less than a week
Je 25-2m GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE.
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CHlCkERING & SONS PIANOS.

THE SUBSCRIBER ISNOW RECEIPT
L Of five more Pianos. He offers
at all times the largest and most ele- H.~sfllII5
giant assortment Of Pianos In this " "
city, embra Ing every variety OF pattern and scale
from the plain and neat 10 the most elaboraelv
carved, by Chickerlhg & Sons, Boston, whose
unrivaled superiority Is acknowledged by all the
first article In the cOJntry.
Also, varied stock of Pianos, by Brown &
Allen, Boston, makers Of 10 g experie nee and
approved reputation
AS the sub criber purchases exclusively for cash
he can and will sell at the lowest rates either for
cash orapproved paper.
coed stock OF superior Melodeons, by Car
hart q Needham, the b, st makers In IL e Union.
Guitars, Flutes, Music, &c.
au 9-3t RICHARD DAVIS
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extract from iLeee roots Is by j.
Son. Boston, which not only valuable those forms
81 Liver complaints for which pandeOn used but IL. at
trsctive effects increased by the aud
valuable remedy for the disease scrofuous
as swelling OF the Glands CutaneOus Erupons or any akin
Lumor. Sold by JAMES n. CALLAN Washington; In BaIt
more by COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, AN s-lw
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rS'Eh. COFFEE, &c
Il l25 packages fresh TEA HH
IS bags green and white Rio Coffee ~
IS do old yellow lava do
o. boxes fresh ground do
,2G0 pounds new HAkE FISH
50 bb.s. new No 3 medium MACKEREL
$50 bbls EASTERN HERRINGS
25 boxes CHEESE
loo dozen BROOMS, assorted
80 do BUCKETS
IS boxes STARCH
40 d. FANCY SOAP
25 do CASTLE do
10000 pounds SAL SQDA
600 do SALERATUS
2Ocasks coGNAC BRANDY, fourth prsoi
from - so TO Sc per gallon
as boxes TOBACCO
80 O0O CIGARS
jIst received, per schooner Fairfax from New
\ orS, and for sale by
az 9-eO5t MURRAY sEMMEs
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NuTIiE
NOTICE
iLITEEkS,S HHASS AND STRING RAND

"IrEEk5'S BaASS AND STRING BAND
w lately OF New York city, hegs leave to In.
form the public CT Washin eton, Georgetown and
Alexandra, that they now ready TO furnish the
most fashionable aad appropriate Music OF the
day fer Pic-Nics, Excursions, Balls, and Parades
on the mosl reas oaabe terms, at tie shortest no.
tice, by leaving orders ct Mr.. HILBUS'S Ausic
Depot, on Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of lltb
street, or at Mr.. W!TREHS' residence No 5s5
sixth street. corner Of south side, near tie Gar
Tison.
all orders promptly attended 20. ~ 23-lm.
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NOTICE.


EEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
NJ LEE JONES have removed their cmce Co
no. 500, street, between ID and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held In the District of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prao-
tice, will unite with him and do his best 10 ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all ether needful and
praper exertioas. Nv S-3m
NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
lust Received AND FOR SALE AT
- the Union Bottling Depot, a supply Of BLACK
BERRY BRANDY, an infallible remedy for
summer complaints, both among children and
adults. Also, SUMNER BEVERAGES OF al
most every kind and character, such as Mead,
American Champagne, Porter, Ale, Cider, al OF
superior quality; Stomach Bitters, carefully pee
pared by sci-ntihc men. great variety OF 81
rups, and any quantity Of our unsurpassed pre-
MUM Mineral Waters, prepared In eur new sil-
ver-lined apparatus Also, that excellent tonic
for invalids-Ginger Wine. Leave your orders
either with our wagons or al the Depot, corner
Green and Olive streets, Georgetown, ID u
Nv as-tf ARMY a. SHlNN.