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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

For tAe etrs of DyspsPNa, Lirer Complaint
DT psy, Nskra!gid, liz tpisHt Diseases Of the
LhsgS and Bronchial Passages, Bilss, Gen
sral Debility, &c.
V,HIs EXCELLENT MEDICINE, WHICH
Il has attained a high reputation and been ex
tensivey used In Boston and other cities Of the
East, has been received and Is now offered for
sale by ~ ID. GILMAN, special agent; $50 Penn
ner Of l. and Sd streets, Navy Yard.
The proofs Of Its efficacy are so numerous, so
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar charac-
ter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceiye the profsred aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
cErsa!I, but Its range Is extensive, because many
diseases, dPpdrssfly unlike, are Intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro
vides cure, Is precisely that which has so often
bathed the highest order Of medical skill The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible and
he safety and erhcacy Of the Syrup incOntrovert-
tols
have analysed the medical preparation called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference to the number
and kind Of active substances contained in It. and
the durability OF the compound as pharmaceuti
cal article. The metallic compounds Of arsenic
antimony, mercury and zinc are not present, nor
Is IL possible 10 detect in IL the slightest indica-
tion OF any metallic and mineral poison Its or
ganic constituents do not include opium, or any
Of the drugs yielding poisonous princi pies The
constituents, when separated, are not even acrid
20 the taste. IL Is preparation scientifically and
skifully compounded, Possessing all the durabil-
ity Of spirituors nncture, without its objection
able qualities and the activity OF its leading con-
stituent is preserved through the judicious adap-
tation Of its solvent. The point here attained has
been frequently and unsuccessfully sought after
by Pharmaceutists Respectfully,
A. A HAYES, Nj. ID.
Assayer to State Of Massachusetts.
No l6 BoylstOn street, Boston, ID Nov, 1856.
nov 2-3m
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COAL-COAL-COAL,

COAL-COAL-COAL
VIZ HAVENOW ON HAND THE LARG.
w est and most superior stock of COAL ever
brought into this market. Also afoat and deliv
eFiug-
1877 tons Red Ash, broken for Crates
170 do White Ash Egg, for Radiators
100 do do do broken for Furnace
$50 do Red Ash Stove, for cooking purposes
A deduction Of 25 cents always made when de-
livered from the vessel.
2240 lbs to the ton, from which there Is no de-
Walton Coal kept under cover
PINE, OAK, and HICKORY WOOD always
on hand Il Il w. NJ. GAIT,
Office N. W cor. Of 18th and SITS, No 547, one
square south OF Penna avenue. nov |,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TTNRUsfEE'S SALE OF vALUABL.
Building Lots en- Ninth street west, b,


gyNRUsfER'S SALE OF VALUABL
Building Lots en- Ninth street west, be-
tween u and II streets north.-By virtue OF a
deed In trust, bearing date on the 23d day Cf No
vember, 1885, and recorded in Liber A. 8.
NO. l02, folios 443, ct seq, the subscriber will
sell at public sale on TU ESDAY, the Id day OF
December, 1885, at O'Clock p IN , on the prem
ises, part OF Square No. 375 in the city OF Wash
ington, fronting 4s feet 1u inches on Ninth street
west, between g and H streets north, by lOI feet
deep.
The above property is eligibly situated in the
vicinity OF the Patent Orice. and In one OF the
most desirable parts of the city for private resi-
dences, and Will be sold whole or In separit te
lots, TO suit purchasers, and Offers a very favora
bic opportunity to persons desiring to build or in
vest
Terms OF sale will he One third cash, and
the balance In six, twelve, and eighteen months,
Tor notes bearing interest from the day OF sale,
cured by deed Of trust upon the property; and II
not complied with In dve days after the sale the
property will be resold, upon one weeks notice,
at the risk and expense OF the defau.ting pur-
chaser.
Title u ade indisputable. All conveyances at
the expense OF the purchaser.
ChAS J WALLACH, Trustee.
novel eo&ds JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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JAS C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

INTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL and Valuable Wharf Property mt and
near the south end of 7th street west, under
deed Of trust BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated
May l, 1854 and recorded In Liber J. A. 3, No
73 foliOs S, ct seq we shall proceed TO sell. on
MONDAY, the lst day Of December next, at -
o'clockM Nj at public auction, to the highest bid
der, all that property lying In the city of Wash
ington, ID. G. known in the plat OF said city as
square numbered 472, together with the improve
ments thereon, excepting certain lot OF ground
therein belonging TO the heirs OF the late Simon
FIazier;) the entire wharf property lying west Of
said square, (472, known as Pages wharf proper
ty; the whole OF square AL, In said city and
lots 3, q, s. and 9, In Pages subdivision Of square
800 The property will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, the steamer George Page, now plying be-
tween Washington and Alexandria
Terms One half cash, and the balance at six
months, on notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
secured
Sale will commence on the wharf west Of square
472 All conveyancing at the cost OF purchasers.
II tie purchaser or purchasers should fail TO
comply with the terms Of sale within five days
thereafter the Trustees reserve the to resell
at the risk and expense OF the defaulting puTcha-
ser or purchasers, after giving five days previous
notice in the National In elligencer.
John Il. FENWICK, (r.o,
RICHARD WALLhCH,}
oc 2i-eOd&ds JAS &. MCGUIRE, AuctT.
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BREyITY.-A merchant, at a season of bus
iness depression, received from one of his
customers at a distance, in answer 10 a pre-
yious dun, letter stating his difficulties and
requesting time The merchant paced his
counting room with lowering brow, and stop
ping suddenly, turned to his clerk, and said.
"Write to that man without delay"
The paper was ready, and the pen filed
with ink; but not receiving any message for
some moments, the clerk asked:
"What shall L write" ?"
Something or nothing, and that very
quick"
Back to his desk went the clerk, and rapid
~ moved his fingers over the paper. The
letter was sent TO the Office, and by return Of
mail came letter from the customer, inclo-
sing the money in full. The merchant, with
glistening eyes read the letter and Fastening
To his clerk, he said
"What did you write TO-"
~ wrote just what you told me, and kept
n copy of the letter"
Going to his letter-bOOk, AMI opening be
found the following:
"Dear Sir-Something or nothing, and that
very quick Yours, &C."
That letter brought the money.
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING
v the Sole Agent Of the Government Printer for
the disposition Of all waste, damaged, or surplus
Papers emanating from the Government printing
offices and binderes, hereby caution all persons
from purchasing such from any one else as upon
any further knowledge Of such fact such persons
(buyer and seliers) shall he prosecuted TO the full
extent Of the law. All such papers as damaged,
(white and prlntedO s"rplus documents, wrap
pers, DC can be found at my store on ID street.
near 7h the only authorized place for the sale Of
them EDWARD TOWERS,
nov IS-1w Agent
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
tradesmen In this city who have been In the
habit OF purchasing waste or other Papers from
employees or others connected with either the
Senate or House printing offices, that If hereafter
any such purchases are made from any party
other than EDWARD TOWERS, who Is the sole
agent therefor, the PARTIES so purchasing will be
prosecuted to the extent Of the law
nov lS-lw e.. WENDELL.
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Es Lafayette told campaign anecdots of
the revolution one morning at President Mon
roe's breakfast table, " of such gout," writes
Writ to his friend Morris, " that think Pope
ought to have it in his budget Hay aske d
him if Lord Sterling was really nobleman
by birth, or only a lord by courtesy. The
MARQUIS said he did not know how that was,
bu. that there never was a lord that was
prouder OF his title; that no one could say
lord or lordship' in his hearing, but that
be thought he was the person spoken OF. In
proof of which he stated that one OF Ster-
ling's soldiers was sentenced TO be shot Tor
some offence, and as the poor devil vas going
to the place Of execution, with his hands man
acled behind him, he raised his eyes 70 neave9'
and in the agony of his despair exclaimed
Lsri, have mercy on me says ste StsFIlns' hd.S
with all the importance Of STP,sef naa w1e 1Hf is
Jueehs Sa Pun he alone could be the object Of
the the eiaoaiato5. 1t was exceedingly well tOld'
| and produeed a high effect
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DENTAL SURGEON.

nR. F. COSBY, PENN. AVENUE, BE-
at the place formerly occupied by DR. HEzA
Van Patten, has just received q very HIio
large supply Of articles pertaiui to dentistry
and respectfully invites the public to give him
call Having devoted his whole time to the pro.
fession, he is perfectly safe In declaring that be
will give entire satisfaction in every case The
best professional references can be seen at his Of
lice. nov ID -tMarchpOk
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"GOr OVER IT Strangely do people talk
of Setting over great sorrow, Overlapping
~ ~ nsssing il by, thrusting it into oblivion
No. y, 40. No one ever does that; at least
NJ nature which can be touched by the
feeling of grief at all. The only way Is 70 pas
tE,ouSh the ocean of afliction, solemniy'
slowly, with humility and faith, az the Is
raelites passed through the Sea Thsn ns
very waves Of misery viii divide ana oecome ein
to us a wall on the right side and on tne .e..,
until the gulf narrows and na,,o" o.;,s S,s
our eyes and we land safe on INC 0pPo''o
shore-Ths Head ofa Fana,Ly -
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PURE SILVE WARE.

PUB SILVER WARE.
SOLID SILVER TEA SETS.
SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS,
SOLID SILVER WAITERS
PITCHERS, GOBLETS. d CUPS
FANCY SILVER WARE. suitable for
WEDDING PRESENTS
The above are all OF our own manufacture and
WARRANTED PURE.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
nov l9.tf 324 Penn a avenue
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rARE,R EUTI.E ERV

- handle table ana dessert, Knives only, and
Knives with Forks Also, neat and game Car
vers, Steels, &c. These goods are manufactured
expressly for my sales, and do not hesitate TO
commend them being equal II not superior to
any goods I'm the market
e.. W. BOTELER,
oc 22-eo Iron Hall.
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nOOO HEwARD.-RAN AWAY FRO

eOnn HEwAKD.--RANA AWAY FROM
t1SOO the subscriber, on the evening Of the
Ist instant, a NEGRO WOMAN, belonging TO
the estate OF Mrs. Sophia Perrie, deceased
named CORNELlA DI6GS about twenty-five
years Of age, five feet ten inches high, OF bright
mulattO color, and is a very well made woman:
l will give the above reward IL taken In the
non sIayeholding State. and secured so that can
get her again @. A WATERS,
nov 3-tf Administrator, w. A.
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BONNETS-BOHNErS.

A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF THOSE
IA delicate and beautiful adornment of
pretty faces those terrors Of married men,
and allurements or the bachelors, may X
now be found at CASSIDY'5, 3H Penn ~s-S
sylvania avenue, between 10th and llth streets
The art Of the Millner has been 'aTried TO the
last point Of perfection. and the Infinite variety
and beauty Of these tasteful Head ID essas may
well amaze feven the ladies themselves No won
der the dear creature fall in love wi .uch charm
ing Bonnets as may bs procured at ChSSlDY'S.
How they ever 10 make selection from so
MANY beauties. Also, 4 large assortment OF
IoI prices nov IL
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CLnTHINu aAnETO ORDER.

tL" U
rENTLEM EN- WIsHiNG To CONSULT
~ economy with taste and elegance, are invited
20 examine our present assortment of fine Cloths,
Cassmeres, Doe kius, Rich Velvets, SIX and
Satin Vestings, which we will make TO OId,r in
the most superior manner, at much cheaper rates
than the usual city prices
WALL L. STEPHENS,
32l Pa. ave, bet 9th and 10th streets.
nov 2l-3t [Intel, ,Union& Newsl
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A CARD.
r. 20 r n N T n 4,
No. 110 PeRnsylvania avenue,

Sorth side bettseen Tenth and Elevsnth Streets,
WASHINGTON CRY, ID C.,
ID DESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS PAT.
II rons and the public generally. that he is now
prepared with the most scientific and skillful
Cooks and Confectioners, TO furnish
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, DINNERS. &c,
in the most recherche and elegant style at the
shortest notice He will give his personal attend
ance and assume the entire responsibility Of the
entertainment.
Connected with his establishment are Parlors
where Ladies and Gentlemen can be served at all
hours with Ice Cream, Jellies, Oysters In every
style, Relishes, Dinners. and Suppers In a man.
nar unsurpassed In this city.
+. POTENTINI, grateful for the liberal patro-
mage he has heretofore received assures his friends
and all who may give him call, that every effort
on his part will be made to merit continuance
Of tGeir favors
He solicits an examination Of his large and ele-
giant assortment Of FRENCH CANDIES, PRE-
SERVED and Branded FRUITS, PIC
KLES, SAUCES, dc, which he offers for sale al
DRESS SCLOAKs.-A LARGE AND BEAU
made Velvet and Cloth Cloaks this day opened
and now ready for inspection at
HARPER Il MITCHELL'S,
nov 2l-eo3t Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
DICH SILK AND VELVET ROBES
II HARPER MITCHELL will open this
day rick Velvet, Plush, and SILK X obes
Also, heavy Stripe and Plaid silk, superior Black
siias Of the ,1ss most sPpPM approved makes
Also, great variety Of very beautiful evening
| Dress Goods. nov al-eo3t
PIANOS PIAHOs PLANO S
ELLls's, ELLls's, ELLIs's,
| 308 1876 3C6
Pa. avenue. Pa. avenue. Pa avenas.
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MAS. BOPP a. co,
Ia SHIO AZ 1RI i Z ID u E M a K Z Il

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- Of Washington, that they have opened Dress
making Establishment at No. 500 1Ith street,
doors below Hilbus's Music Store Dresses will
be made in the latest French style, and at the
most REASONABLE prices. All kinds Of patterns for
Mantillas contantly on hand, and Pinking and
Silk Washing done at the lowest prices. nov1-1m
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T The newspapers IN M,cnissn 11i an. Afs SslsXed
planning already that INC ni"iis Wv
by snow storms'
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PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
MU6DOCK'5 PATENT PLATFORM AND
WI Counter Scales, OF all sizes for sale al manu-
facturers prices by BOGUE & O'NEiLL
se2 Agents. No 106 Water st. 6Aor9etows
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20,OOe APPLE TREES

NOR SALE.-20, 900 APPLE TREES, 3and
4years, OF the very best varieties, Of large -
size, and very thrifty, can oe had at the Val -
lev View Farm, near Georgetown, or at No IS
High street, Georgetown.
Prices unusually low they must be sold
without reserve
oc 29-lm E. KING
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~ ises with bis cattle, on the 9Th inst C57--.Ss,
a BROW N STEER, which the ownerE EtSg3S
can have by proving property, and pay .N.eN.
Ing charIes. PRATHhK.
nov lS5t Corner of N and I'D sts nOrtn.
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A CAKD.

MRS. FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL
Ivl Music, No. 4O5 f street, between 9th and
10th streets. References: Mr.. X. Davis, and Mr..
Hilbus, Music stores. sc 17-Sm
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~ FRANCIS. ABOvEODD FELLOWS

~ FRANCIS. ABOVE ODD FELLOWS
W. Hall, on Seventh street, Is now receiving the
best stock Of goods In the way Of fROUSEkEEP- Il
SO, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver plated and
Albata Ware, Block Tin and Japanned Ware,
Bind Cages, ClOcks, Feather Busters, Baskets,
Brushes, Combs, Cabas, PortmonDais, China
Vases, g III Cups and Saucers, and hundred 9TH
n useful articles. These goods were bought for
cash at the lowest figure, and will be sold at the
lowest possible prices nov 2l-h
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ID l. A r K ID WARE, ALBATA FORKS
L and Spoons
Table Cutlery, Tea Sets, Cake Baskets
CastoTs, Walters, Urns, Kettles &r.
The above are all OF the latest styles and war
rarted Of superior quality.
M. w. GAIT BRO Jewellers,
nov 1857 32i Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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MIS-. q, n. SMIFH.

MRS. q. n. SMITH,
fSO StfeetH0rfh, bsflcsss 6th and 7fk,
REGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES
- OF washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
that she Is pared to give Instruction in classes
and private lessons, In the art OF MAKING WAX
FLOWERS and VASES. Also, Wax Fruit and
Ladies wishing to avail themselves OF this op-
poftunity OF acquiring a most beautiful accom-
Plishment will please call as early as possible as
Mrs. :. does not contemplate remaining long in
the city
wax Flowers In Glasses, per term Of 12 les.
WAY Fruit in ci.sse. n.r term .; %
Leather Work In Glasses, per term Of lessons 81
Private Lessons 81 each-Vases 80
Bo1uets and Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers,
&c for sale, or made to order. au rs 6m
BOOK BiNDING.
Corner Eisrenfh street and Maryland arsass,
Eedr the Su!tfksoRiaR Instttwtion
EDWARD LYCETT REsPECTFUILYIN
u forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now Just completed, that he is pre-
pared to bind those works In a superior style OF
elegance, strength and solidity, and upon much
more reasonable terms than can be done in Belti-
more, Philadelphia, or New York A letter ad-
dressed to him (per post) will enable him TO ex-
hioit to the subscribers specimens Of his style of
binding Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted. se27-6m
MAUDS OR GENfLEMEN's sHAWLs.
WE JUsTRECEIVED OUR THIRD
w and largest supply Of gentiemen's Shawls,
embracing every yarie y, weight, and size.
B.-Aiso, large lot Of Bay State Shawls,
which we are prepared to sell a, thelow price OF
S5 apiece. Gall az
GEO. n. B. WHITE aCO,S
Hat, Cap and Gents Fun shIng Store,
nov 1lN 32 Pa av bet 9th ardI 9th sts
l.. J. MIDDLETON,
d Z L z r IN ICE,
OS, sad aD.rsf-sOuthvest corner Of F and
S~eiffh atrNets feb 32-tf
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Form B.
The following is list of the audited Certificates

Inc following Is a llSt q
still Outsia idiRg:
No. Issued to.
g II ID Tompkins
lo Bukman Garfield
81 John A Clilt0n
~ II X Muse
So X G. Hobbs
"a ] De Cordova
81 John cunningham
l35 Phineds De COfdova
l76 E baldwin
i9l James Tilghman
l92 Matthias Clark
@2 sS1 Ethan Earle
32s o Blineau
S44 J & Wade
36o Peters q Booth
393 Lott Hustled
i0i 3 Kingsley
AT J Parker, for Eliza
beth PARKER, eI'x
437 Benedict Bayley
445 LPandef Beason
t66 VIM Udlin
D7 John w King
500 II Il Webb
5lO A ) ThurInOnd
SO Thos w Marshall
69S David 3 Kaufman
6i3 George w Parker
Gal CrulcherS II e Raven
ssa s5a VIM Flower
653 ] A Simps1n
6j9 Wm n Belcher
677 n IA Williams
7Dl Felix RiedeG
rs rs Robert Dale
773 VIM Jones
10 VIM Walker
793 Dyer Pearl
5 2 Isaac l. Hill
-6j Hermogan BrOw.s
c74 John w Bower
o79 Jam5s Nc Mater
9i4 Dyer Peal
9l5 Mary +. len Heden-
berg
$50 J Ellis
S32 mr3 Mary Belville
1910 AnSOn CTauson
1912 L n Forbes
1925 J2Iass N Hogan
] l};.; Thomas Lindsay
1915 James l. Green
lOi7 Jesse Daniel
i04s ] b Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
IS5s lS;s 3sD cervaise
IO5s Willis Mlllican
1859 I'D Millican
1852 John Davis
1875 VIM Barton
1879 w A LOckharE
1000 X Morton
1875 James KHAN.
liY6 q II Taylor
l24l YOungs Cole a7SI
l24s Robert McNuut
l24y John w CfDud, pGr'
, att'yI ii Raymond
1853 T. DE Poni0is
1869 q = Green
1875 G w Sinks q J B
shaw
1877 Juhn Keudriek
1895 Samuel Hidden
1900 John Johnson
1901 Susan MassieK
1861 Thomas II Fc rreste,
1855 d X Warner
1923 William Fr,Ils
l424 G W OsbOrre
ls25 John A RaIAsr1r..
1927 Cornelius Vanaoy
ls2e Joseph Bates
1873 Am y Recss
ISIS Lumbard Glms
l52l j T. Moore
1923 John James
1854 h II Douglas
1870 z NJ Fish
I572 WIN Kerr
1880 James A Moody
1881 p Bickford
1912 John Lamer
1915 John Cameron
1923 John ID Taylor
1924 Levi Mercer
1895 Eli Mercer
The outstanding cride
debt " the republic Oft
this Depaflmsnt.
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)i the audited Certificates
No. Issued TO.
1859 Oscar EngledUw
1875 Trustees Of Austin
College
1852 G. II MOnsarrat & Co
ID W John Karner
1904 Daniel Carl
i7ss 1889 waleou
l746 John w Ports
ITO J x Elliott
1907 Harriet George
1916 Miles 3 Bennett
1929 Nathaniel Ru6er
1881 Levi Tyler, admir-
1888 Of w N Kelly
1888 samuel Wildey
1889 George Sutherland
lS4l J P Hennings
ias 1919 Eceles
1874 Edmund BaIllazer
1882 J ID Logan
1855 e. Z Green
1865 David Ayes
1869 1hOmes f James
1878 G SrhiedlemanId
1880 J + Jeweu
1897 r Emma
lc99 Par.illa Lee
1870 y W GIOs,meyer
1872 Gilbert Johnson
1928 Robert Lusk
1929 T. w Cawthern
1890 " III Cochran
1892 FIanci. Moore ir
2O7t Andrew Daley
2072 Isaac stewart
i5Ss i5Ss CIV vlcksry
ii5395 i3a5 Paul nremond
' U David q Burnt
2l0S
293 IL + ne"as'ef
isSs ! 80 FP Gentry
2l45(
623 . " riShe'
ItOi s Louisiana Davis
1903 E Frost
zoo Thomas Reed
23l6 Harrison e. Bryant
1880 J 8 Mcdonald
1J4O Arthur Garner
23n J F Martchett
2Hl Andrews Il Grover
2A5t p G Merritt
2349 w Pinkney
1850 J ID Giddings
1854 J Crawford iT
1858 A p Efyerton
1853 Thomas Warnerjr
2263 George X SlsIare
1854 Francis Brichta
1882 Elizabeth Carter
1883 VIM Davis
1857 Joseph TOmIinson
2390 Sneed * Turner
1890 Wm KimbrD
940O II II Ilaynie
940l Il w MllIank
2402 Catherine Allea
, 2405 Henry Rring
24l3 J w Lawrence
24lS Siephen Smith
24H A G. Horton
243S Elapbalet Easton
.2442 Lemuel u BDickens0I
rG450 VIM II Thompson
A52 Il VIM Eddy
247i J z Heron
2474 A b Hemphill
AI7 Aaron Haughton
479 Heirs Of John ion. $
Ao0 i" Joel Hid
94ol /" Warren AburI
2i62 I" John l. Monks
2as5 |" Peter Aldrich
2490 NJ A DooIy
25oo George G Daycashie
POI + Kenneu O. Co
1903 John w schrimpf
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25l3 Henry b Brooks
99l4 Gabriel Trumweit
252e N 3 Morgan
259 FurhG,r d Bean
1854 Sarah Newman
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JOHN Il. McCUTCHEN,

ATTOKNEY At LAW,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI- +.
1 L dence to No. "a Missouri avenue, between
4 and 9th street. nov lS-1ms
nH. SkINNxR'S SCHOOL FOR THE
~ Deaf and Dumb and Blind, u street, be
tween 20th and 2lst streets, south side Friday
afternoon Is set apart for the reception Of visitors
nov Is 2w&
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TS THE LADIES.
,A<a WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR Mn
SlfashiOnablea assortment OF v Velvet and S2&a,
~ other WINTER BUNNETS. Also, NCR
new style Of Hair Dresses and Flowers Just re-
celvrd from Paris; and all other articles In the
Millinery line. G.. PRIBRAM & co,
Pa ave, bet. 10th and ilth sts, south side.
oc 23-lm
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The outstandins evident OF other classes Of ths
debt of the republic OfTe cannot be specified BIZ
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