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N E w STOVE HOUSE
Morning Star and Sunrise Cook-Stoves
G. WOODWARD 4 SON

1oIuluS otdT ana oUnrl86 G0oE-St0 loves
g. WOODWARD Il son
HAVE OPENED A NEW STOVE, CRATE
IL AND HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTAB-
LlSHMENT, next door to C. WoodwarI's old
stand, No. 3lS Pa. avenue, between 10th and IL th
streets, where they will keep constantly on hand
all the latest and hIost approved patterns Of
STOVES and CRATES best suited 10 this mar
ke. Also, large assortment Of HOUSE-FUR-
NiSHlNG ART lCLES. Their leading Coot-
ing Stoves for this Fall are the MORNING STAR
and SUNRISE They are so arranged as to burn
wood ana coal. The Star has an excellent oven
ventilated through the pipe, Summer Arrange
meat attached and d cast iron Roaster which
makes the stove so complete that there can be
nothing more desired in n first class COOK stove
None or these stoves are genuine except the above
named advantages are attached, and Morning Star
cast on the front OF the Sove and five stars ca II
in the rear Of the ham boiler
They nave, also, the SUEsIsE, fiat ton \ never
before offered In this market They bnrn wood
and cosl. None genuine excent ths oottom plate
IN the bake oven Is tu.ed; which insures good
baking In the bottom OF the oven which Is ,enti
lated through the pipe, and has a'so attached a
summer Arrangement. In the front OF the stove
Fluiei bake ovens and summer arranUemenTs
are the Store.
They nave also very large assortment of the
la'eSt ana most approved patterns OF Crates Par
lcr, Chamber, II ming X com. Ortce and Store
stoves CT all sizes, for wood and coal. that tie
Morn can furnish, best suited to this market.
You Will do well to call and examine their as
sortment OF goods. They Will take great pleasure
IN showing their assortment We are sure that
our foods are very low, az We buy for cash.
" TERMS CASH al 29-2m
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OLD ESTABLISHED
WaShius ton Stove Depot !


Southeast corner PtHnG. astass and IIth street
STORE AND RECEIVING WEEKLY. A
large Ztccs II the universally admired .
ana unsurpassed Cooking Stove ~
Il Ii Il NVINCI is LE. "
TUBULAR OVEN. ~
Which, i0T economy IL consumption OF feel sim
p!ici!v or constru ton, easily managed easily re-
palred at trihing cost, BakiGg, casting Broil-
ing, dc defles compstition.
oOO ReleTehcG 90 can ue given who will testify 10
the aEose qualities OF this,
THE COOK STOVE!
All ask Is an examination to satisfv The great
est economist. JAS. SkiRV.NG.
S7 Pa. avenue.
The following is one Of the many recommended
siohs sent 10 me by very popular gentleman OF
shis city, the original OF which may be seen b.
any one calling at my store
-, WASHINGTON, July I'd, 1856.
Mr.. JAS. SKIRvING
Dear Sir-The 'lnvincib'e' Stove purchased
at your establishment last fall las been In constant
use IN my family since that time. It's advau,ages
seem to ne 10 b very decided First. IFS ~,
IRENE simplicity OF construction and manspoy,art
renaer repairs almost unnecessary Secondly
the facility with which it NAV be Changed from
a wood to coal burner Anu lastly, the perft Of
manner In which II erfOrms lis dulles
The peculiar arrangements OF itS fues, Leepinp
an even temperature around the Loaf &c render
II, by far. the best bre3d-baker In the malket
have therefore, every reason TO ex Iess nv
satisfaction with II
Very respectfully yours,
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II u X A l. lG--A CONVENIENT SMALL,
l. House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
from Pa avenue. Its central location renders II 4
very sirabie dwelling for persons engaged il
business. The front room might be used as a
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store It's
proximity to the avenue would make II a good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
"a, OF al Mss Leaox's. GA II, between 10Th and
llth streets. an riff
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
l. lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board Inquire At Mrs
SM IPh.a, s23 street nozGg-,f
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NOR RENT OR SALE.-A SUBSTANTIAL
Il fine Brick House, desirably situated on the
corner OF Massachusst s avenue ana 10th street.
containing 10 rooms with cellar. Also, pump of
good water In the yard. Would rather sell tnan
rent. The house is built In the best manner, and
Is three stories aud attic high. Possession given
Immediately Apply TO GEORGE T. LANG.
LEY on 18th, between and L. streets.
seE-lw
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ENOR RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
= dwelling, with lawn, orchard garden, and
stables rooms on first fOor-hot and cold baths
highly romantic and healthy situation, miles
from Washington in Prince Georges, Md Re-
Ter to sweeny, Kittenhouse, FAINT & Co, and Ed
itoI OF the Star Possession given q. any time az
ter tue i5th OcIopef. an palm
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ENAkM FOR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. offers for sale farm situated in Louco.
county, Virginia, near Uraynsvilie, containing
abou. AGA acres. Fifty acres are In wood The
soil Is naturally equal To any IN the county A
plot Of the land can be seen at the office Of the un
dersigned. RICHARD +. JACKSON, No I5j
Bridge street, Georgetown. Sc 5-tf
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SCHUOL sTATIUNERY.-Y cheap
~ est Place to buy SahGo, Stationery is at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
seq Book and Stationery Store, near 9th str.
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OLD HAMS! GID HAMS,
WE HAVE RECEIVED LOT OF MAG.
w nolia Hams two years old a rare and very
scare article. KING & BpRCHEIL.,
al 10 cor. NCimoni ave , and 1 street
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hESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR Saloon
- THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN
Inc very Pleasantly situated Cottage opposite the
rms Cottage Is new, conveniently arranged,
ana contains or rooms. Tie erounds are
nneiy SET IL grass fruit and ornameltul trees and
mas ifont 20, and depth Of 900 feet. There Is
also, pump Of excellent water on the nrem,ses
For terms apply TO NJ. ADLER. au 2s-eo2w
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ACCIDENT "A mechanic, employed in new
building on New York avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, accidentally fell through
the opening in floor designed for the steps,
injuring himself severely. lie was for long
time senseless, and the violence of the cOncus-
sion caused copious effusion Of blood. He
was promptly conveyed to his home. where he
will, doubtless, receive such attentions as the
inmates Of bis household only can bsstow.
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ENOR kENf.-NO. 2ay AND US OF TIE
Il row or houses on street, between ISL, and
10th streets will be for rent about the LIT OF octn
Der. They are first class houses, and SUFFICIENT
1oI large Iamliles. ihey will be rented low to
good tenants
Pew No 80 In Christ Church, Gcoro. town.
lDr. NoIWe. ps) for sale Apply at Riggs |. Co ,s'
to a HYDE. Nntel'0 % %, -
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AN ASSAULT Last night, Mr.. John Medley
was taken to Central Guard house TO make a
complaint He said he had been knocked on
the head with a lumber, in a restaurant on
the avenue. He was badly cut, and looked as
if he had been otherwise roughly handled
He could not identify the person who threw
the tumbler, nor any one Of the parties con-
cerned He was taken to his residence to
have his wounds dressed.
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent England secured by
the seals Of Eeoe dc Phamacie de Pas and Imperial
lege of Medicine Vienna.
rnesema No. is the remedy for general aud local debility
OF Wre premature decay and all the distressing
quenees arising from early ecacious
In YOUTH manhood and old The ve powers would
impaired, dectns
universally adopteds all physical mpedmens
before its influences tus rendering liz Invaluable
terng the marriage
Tn.semar No. completely entirely
those disorders which copaya
andote for ruin portion pop
ulation.
No the great European remedy for class
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
mercury paie
and which all sarsapaa Ia remove.
TnesemaT Nos o. and devoid SMELL
all nauseatng Qualities They toilet table without
their being detected
Sold cases. % divided separate
mnistered by Valpeau, l4allsimand, Roux, &C.
TO be had, Wholesale RETAIL Mr.. H. A.
Green street, Canal New York. specially appointed
proprietor and the United
other part Of America. Immediately receiving
Mr.. Barrow will forward Triesrma part
securely PACKED and addressed according
writer
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
I'D
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Notice

OF the discoainaaaes United States Laad O6oss
the States Of Illinois, AeAigan, WISCONSIN, and loco.
FINDER provisions Of the seoRd section Of the Of Con
gess approved June L. s4, which declares whenever
quantity public land remaining uasod district
shall reduced hundred thou
sand distSicis shall be discontinued, comp
other subject, the Secretary of the Interior
directed THAT the following offices be disconinued viz:
Shawneeiowp and Kaskaskta In Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
remaining unsod and undsposed Of in the districts
subject Those Offices from OF tbs
that hrci by tho and those
points, and will be made subject 10 entry as ioiows;
sbawnee0wn kaskaskia, be ed Springfield
district, illinois.
KaIamazoo 10 the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
fairfield the Charlton disIrct Iowa.
The points consolidation will give public notice
which they respectively be prepared receive
applications for entries such lands at their Offices
Given under hand the city Of Washington this sh day OF
November, A. ID. 1885. ---
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tho General Land Office
Nnv IA IaxUluv
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asr should aald aequainiaaOs - logot,
~ And never brought 10 min
should aad acquainiance be forgot
Z And days % anl4 lang syne.n
The members Of the senior ending June
the junior class OF The ending June 1854 the Sophomore
class OF the ending June 1881 and the Freshman
ending in June, le3 hereby
Washington, D. O., by the third Of March, A. D. 1857 the
70 brighten the links of the chain OF love and friendship which
nor ude can entirely exchange In he
hseKesnE and sympathy, and 10 lament The unmey fate
sonldSof mel most promising compeeTs.
preliminary meeting OF the seapponed committee will b
held ON the hrst monday September A. D. 1885, the Unet
states Hotel Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fh streets
which those members OF the whom be
Senent invited 70 attend when the will be
adopted to secure rs full IN attendance possible
IN ms mean time, those addressed will
good enough 10 qsh the ohe committee by mail witt
their respective post Offices 's IVY 5.'' y. "
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
Of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER o. HART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
PHILIP PENBLEToN,
- OF Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL 7. RICHARDS,
OF Baist, Iron Glass Works. Nj,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county Maryland,
Committed.
JoMN WEIDAAN, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMaI3 fInielIaencerl
All In the civilized the
ed TO notice this advertisement editorial columns
beers of the several classes scattered through the
Of the globe and all newspapers
States Of America requested grauous
easonay between this date and the Sd Of March A. D. 1857
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A EMBEhs OF Congress and yis.sers 10 Washington
MI respectfully Informed that al TAYLOR & MAUKYs
Book and Stationery Store, 9Th they will
requirements Their extensive stock 10 addition The
important works. comprses department. of teraurr
and art;
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly imponaions from England
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Every description of American, Engisb and French stationery
the fine 81 qualities, at the lowest prices.
Visiting printed with the greatest rmptute
TAYLOR & MAURY,s,
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Running time bstossn Washiagon and Cincinnati 81 Aos
Through Tickets aud assgags Check. to be had TN
HE Baltimore Railroad, having greatly improved its
offers fullest Inducements
Washington Balmore and all PORTIONS of the West
Tho connesion between The trains from Washington
Wa%saS oy eSed Rs Ioas nine miles
from THIS ears
Wheeling Washington slaon and transferred
osa eRss ae pons The eanneens
Washington daily at 9, and ~, M; on Sundays at the
made with ns trains Of the CEN
ns. @a"
These trains connect Newark with the Newark
Al 6Ouabas with the fas. trims
Miami railroad Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
WILLIE, &c Al Xena, on Little Miami a9ad connection Is
w s e%s s and e.
holding through tickets for saa 2,
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Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and 81 Louis are sold by this
FoR CLEVELAND Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cage &C. tickets Ohio nayigable between
Wheeling Wesvle, (for,y mies where connexon with
the 10 noss na while this the only
afodng and checks In Washington is also the
the great West Cincinnati is
6ss miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
through ticket from Washns.on To whse1s 90 g.;
BY railroad % o. steamer from cinssnau sls indianapo
e. Is saS s. an
ss6; New Orleans, ssl, SIC.
Cumberiand Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland F.mount
passengers may Washington NO. or y, M For the
way Baltimore and Wheeling take
train nom Washington. ~ ..- ..-.-,-,
FOR further infrmaton through tickets &c. apply TIL H..
'A"e'''' 'Se''' - JOHN H. DONE,
OF Transportation Baltimore and
y5--du Railroad Baltimore
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FLEETWOOD CkCM EGTE ~ Office No. 2ga Pennsylvania
avenue Of 18th street, Savings Bank This
Of celebrated Greenwood OF
New and situated the high ground distant nd quar-
of CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
gateway This have received charter from Con
gIes appropriang their forever burial making
prohibiting all Embellishments
legislation which of vast importance those who
their dead placed them foe
In all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, sell IT, and throw the dead
iscuouy large and legal cannot
titles given the ground.
Office ffsm 10 to l3 where pamphlets with
the and by laws and all other niormaon can be
lef with Mr. James r. Har
vsy any undertaken will be prompt
June IDLY
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NOTICE. location Of the two land Offices and
tho Office OF the surveyor general I'm Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE Of the 18th section OF the act
approved 22d Juy 1854 creating land offices for the
Territories of Kansas and and of the first Of the
establishing office general for said Terri
tories the Office for the DsTRoT has been located at
Nebraska
sce for PAwsER DtsTRoT and Of the
ERA LE CoMrros" the seat Of government OF Kansas Ter
ntory.
my hand, city Of Washington, this twenty
of November, A ID. 1855.
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Oice
Nov 29-law6w fIne. and star.
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NOTICE OF the dtscontiouance OF the United States
~ land ONCE al VANDALIA, in the State Of ILLINOIS
Notice Is hereby that Of and In view OF
the land officers vAsDAL
land said district reduced below hundred
the directed that land Office
VASDAA be discontinued and the lands remaining unod
the time vi the be made subsct sale and entry
SPRIsaTIELD, In said state
Lands remaining unsod and unapppated by law and suect
private land office discontinued will
subject Office from
that effect by and thereof and the land officers
viii public notice the day which they
will receive applications for such lands
a their office.
my hand city Of Washington, this 9Th day
December, A. d. 1855
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o General Land Office
Dec ll-law6w tInteligsncer Starl
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Has removed his Office his resd In Frankin Row.
Of md Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally the United States Court
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advice opinions legal arising before
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preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
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These Southampton both and returning
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Stopping Southampton both aAd returning they offer
proceeding London and Hae over
other route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from Esw York to Southampton and B'smsa
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rHE p JUVENILE BOUKs.-The und~rsigned Sc,
aside from his stock VI books for children
varied collection years. sS
price, when need be- They suited youth
OF all ages and may . examined his bookstore.
Among them will found OF works Of Mrs Holland
Miss Edgeworth Mrs Bubaud wrtrrs-books
popular their whi1a cui-
good good feelings and good principles
st although teaching all the sci
words Of one syllable children Of four old
Dec ls FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.
0vyIoE OF THr MAINLAND CossoLIp Arrp La

OTuoE OF TINS MARYLAND CossoLIp ATRp LOTTERIES,
Baitimote Maryland, July !, 1855
THE commissioner Of the Maryland
bs duty TO caution the pubic
WIN circulate BY fraudulent lottery
and pretend TO be the for the sale OF
wholly fictitious
The only lotteries Maryland daily
the
the State under approve the
schemes and To attend 10 the drawings.
Al the tickets 10 these lottees aud al Certificates
ucketa hthoR Bsnan
sr Once the Maryland Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland" Al are fraudulent
Por iull Information subject address
Q. X. Brennan,
Sept as-dly Baltimore. Maryland
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE they have this day formed ip
tied partnership the fm Of Appleton 20 whose pace
the 81 buyng aud
for and domestic exchange bonds
checks Of GENERAL sck bfokrfhge and
exchange William stuart Appleton aud Hehy W.
and George
audOun Virginia. and special partner
contributed his u the the
the thousand dollars In cash and hat
the said 1856,
" 49, wa. STUART APPLETON
w. no ELI,
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia
indicated in the above
Ill nolce we en- purchase and ale Of
stocks foreign domestic collection
corporate loans, bonds bills
public securities exchange
We viii make collections, deposites, pay
ks, and interest standing sec"u. Is. ~
We Of Mr., LAWRENCE T. BAfNE,
the nj Withers, Co., NashinRton ID. Co..
general uness OF
house, and fully recognised by
APPLETON b CO,
Aori 3-6w ga baltimore street.
CUMBERLAND CoAL.-The subscriber has good aee of
for cash.
Also oak and pine wood OF good quality. -
April Q3-eo2w Cor IAN and streets, near canal
LNWICK French and English Female Seminary
II boarding pup 10 mites the Baltimore aud
Washington turnpike miles south OF the village
Laurel.
A. Tyson and respectfully inform their patrons and
their day school
city the of their
open Monday, Ah May Every Ia
cy afforded Tor the acquisition OF the French language aud mu
May by letter addressed the Laurel pos. ONCE
Nd. April l2-d3tk goldfish May