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Grand Jurors for Sept. Tern, 1856 8.

BeHton-Samuei Hess.
Beaver-David Gearheari, Elias Miller.
Bloom--Abraham Fry, George L. Meyer.
Cenir-Elwood Hughes.
Fishiogcreek -- Harmon Labor, Samuel
Coleman.
reenwood-Nicholas Kindt.
Hemiock Matthias Whileni2ht.
Locust-Lucas Fahringer, Leonard Adams,
Rahton Hughes.
MI. Pleasant-Philip KistIer.
Montour-Elias Dietrich
Madison-John Fruit.
Congratulated c. Vance, Cyrus Nc
Henry, VIM. Fritz.
Michael Hagenbuch.
Scott-Robi. Rchar, Theodore Mcdowell
Sugahoaf- Nehemiah Kile, George Moore.
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PORTRAIT OF JAMES BUCHANAN,

THE most correct likeness ever made; ex-
= ecuted in the highest style of Art, and
printed on fine India paper, published and
for sale, wholesale and retail, by
L. N. Rosenthral, Lithographer,
N. w. cor. Fifth + Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
Size Of paper, IT x 26. Retail price 81 co.
A Liberal discount will be allowed those wish.
ing TO sell again.
Philadelphia, June %, 1856.
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SELECT. SCHOOL.
Bloomsbury, Columbia County, Pa,


THE second Term will commence on
Monday, September ist, and continue eleven
weeks. The course Of instruction is design.
ed 10 be thorough and extensive enough 10
prepare youth for active business pursuits,
for teaching and for admission 10 College,
The Principal has associated with himself,
Mr.. G. F. WELLS, a gentleman Of varied &C.
somplishmenis, and experience IN teaching
There il a public Examination of the clas-
ses al the end Of every fourth week, and al
the close of each Term.
A daily record OF the pupils attendance rec
itations and department, is kept, and each week
q copy sent 10 the parent or guardisn, which
be is requested 10 sign and return, that the
Principal may be assured of his acceptance
Of IT,
There are three classes Of Studies :-Pri-
ssary, English and Principal.
TERMS OF TUITION.
PaIMARY CoUnsE, 81 90
PBINCIPAL i" 500
B; +. EATON, Principal.
BIoomsburg, July 81, 1856.
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TOLLS At BEACH HAVEN.

CoLLecroa's OrrIor,
Bedeh Haoen, July LIST, 1886.
R. w. WEAVER, ESQ,
Dear Sir The amount OF
Tolls received at this office during the past
month is S34. .f3s 40
Previously reported s4,2os's6
Total amount since Dec. I, 1855 S6S. .342. &c
~" Fines same period, So oo0
Whole amount of Tolls & F,pes - : -
since December let, 1856, sss aes az
Respectfully yours;
PETER ENT.
Collector.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tina. letters tesla.
~ nentary upon the estate Of Wesley Roat
late OF Hemlock township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted TO The under.
signed residing In Bloomsbury. All persons
indebted to the said estate are requested to
make payment without delay, and those
having accounts against the estate to present
them for settlcmentio
WILLIAM NEAL,
Executor
Blooms5urg, July 10, 1866.
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New arrival of Spring g. Summer Goods
DAVID IcwENEMEe

INVITES attention his stock Of cheap and Fashionable clothing
House,
and boys wearing including VI i'e"
lFASIlI@NABIeIN DRESS 0@ApSo
oil
and fancy articles ''e"'e''' 'u'Pehosrs
sho, ro,.
the best manner All his clothing made and
Boomsburg, April
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Bloomsbury Foundry.

=sO having taken the entire
1N~ interest of his late partner 10
eskg2s the Boomsburg Foundry. and
is prepared 10 manufacture
NIL KINDS OF CASTINGS,
usually ihade in his line OF business.
Thankful for the liberal custom heretofore
awarded this establishment, he hopes 10
merit an increase of public patronage.
Bloomsburg, May s, 1856.
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Holcomk HousekeepeI, Huusscksi, I9Rof'ss
innis, Isw;n, Johmson, Lapore, t.sboi Long
.c ssst tcy.u. M,C.lmon', nv MsCiManyI y ~, pa.
cry, Moorhsad, Nunnemacher, Orr, Pearson,
pssipsr r..ceii, R.m.sy, Reed. -Rainhold,
Riddle, Roberts, Shenk, Smith, Cambria co.;
Smith, Wyoming co.; Thom pson, Vail, Wal.
Ter, WhalIon, Wright, Luzerne co.: Yearsley,
Zimmerman and Wright, Speakr-69.
'NAys-.Messrs. Barry, Glover, Cobourn,
Fulton, Gibboney, Haines, Hancock, Hume
ker, lnaham, Leisenrins, Magee, Manley,
Morris, Patterson, Salisbury and Winirode--
l6.
So the question was determined ir the af-
firmative.
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SRcRETARY's OrrIce, ]
Harrisburg, June 81, 1856. I

SRcRETARY's OrrIcc,
Harrisburg, June 81, 1856.
Pennsyluanio, SIS:
do certify that the above and foregoing
ls true and couect copy of the "Yeas" and
Mays" taken on the Resolution proposing
amendments TO the Constitution oil the Com
monwealih, as the same appears on the Jour.
rails of tho two Houses of the General As
sembly of this Commoawealth for the session
of 1856.
~) Witness my hand and The eesl Of
I L. S. said Office, this twenty.sevenih day
~ OF June, one thousand eight hund.
red and fifty.six.
A. G. CURTIN,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
July 9, IS56-3m.
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The Democratic Champion
and standard Bearer.
THE LIFE OF BUCHANAN.

OF JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENN.
SYLVANlA, candidate of the Democratic
Party for President of the United States.
Late Minister TO England, and former.
iy Minister to Russia, Senator and
Representative in Congress, and Sec.
retary Of State:
INCLUDING THE MOST IMPORTANT OF
HESITATE PAPERS,
BY IL. G.. HORTON,
Literary Editor Of the Nep Ymk Day. Book.
BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS:
Birth, College Life, StudyiIg Law, Election
Of Legi stature, Volunteer Ia the war of Ist2.
Defence Of Baltimore, Election TO Congress,
Speech against the Bankrupt Bill, Defence
of Gen. Jackson, Speech on the Judiciary
System, Mission 10 Panama. Naturalization n
Laws, Election Of Gen. Jackson, Mr.. Buchan.
ans Great Speech on the Impeachment OF
Judge Peck, Ten Years in Congress, Opposi.
tion to Sectionalism, Defence of the Freedom
Of the Press, Mission to Russia, Election to
the Senate, Executive Patronage, Mr.. CLAY
and MIR. Buchanan, Relations with Francs
Admission of Arkansas and Michigan, Mr..
Buchanan's Great Speech on the ExpuneIpe
Resolution. Interference 10 Elections, Speech
on Independent Treasury Bill, Reply to John
Davis, On the Mcleod Case, On the United
States Bank, Oregon Correspondence, while
Secretary Of State under Mr.. Polk, Mexican
War Correspondence, Mission TO England
Nomination for President, &c. &c.
The above work has been mritten by gen
tleman well qualified by his literary attain
ments, and his long connection with the Dem.
ocratic prose. He was fu rnshed personally by
the dlstingu ished subject of the memoir with
many OF the dates and facts of his early life,
and from authorised friends Of Mr.. Buchanan,
has been supplied with materials inaccessible
to other parties. The proof sheets have been
submitted to authorized friends. It can there
fore be called without reserve.
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The price at retail is One Dollar.
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leon8MuN0h Of tho c6mNu0n wealth, Ia accof.
dance with The provisions Of the tenth article
thereof.
FIRST AMENDMENT
There shall be an sdtiiisusl article 10 said
constitution 10 be designsiedas article slev-
en-, as follows:-
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II HOUSE, OF RrpREsssrArivn,) }

hprn 81, 1000.
Resolved, That this resolution pass. Oh, the
first amendment, ysas 70, nays "a. On the
second amendment, ysss 50, mars 2s: On
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IRON STEEL, and every kind of Hard
! ware OF sais by
McKELvY, NEAL &co
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ir.SEsArE, April 2i, 1856.
Resolved, That this s.zsk.-.an pass, On the
first amendment, yss Ssss1s On The S
second amendment, yeas 10, nays 6. On
the third amendment, yeas %. nays 1. On
the fourth amendment, yeas 23, nays 4.
Extract form the Journal.
THOMAS A. MAGUIRE,
Clerk.
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ARTICLE XII.
OF NEW COUNTIES,

No county shall be divided by line cut.
ting off over one tenth of lie population
(eilher to form new county or otherwise
without the express assent of such county
by vote OF the electors thereof nor shall
any new county BIZ established, containing
less than four hundred square miles.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, MAY a., 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, May IA, 1855.
considerable amount Of real estate has
lately changed hands here. On Saturday, the
city Of Alexandria bought at public auction
strip Of Fishtown, so by 27O feet, adjoining
the ci'y's interest there, for $1,000; A lot on
Majors Hill, 26 by ia feet, was bought by
c. c SmOot for Sl20. lot on Alfred street,
near the African Baptist church, Is by IOI
feet, by Ct. W Riggs for sl35 A lot on st.
Asaph, near Duke street, % by lib feet. by
Francis for S3l5. A lot of ground on King
street, with frame workshop thereon, re-
Gently occupied by Ii Griffith, and running
back 81 feet to much frequented public
alley, was bought at private sale the same
day by Mr.. c. c. SmoOt for $500.
On Monday our fine corps of citizen soldiers,
the Mount Vernon Guards, paraded in large
numbers, making brilliant show. At night
the ladies fair for their benefit opened at Sa.
repta Hall. and was thronged by Joyous
company till near midnight All went mer-.
rily as marriage bell, no single incident oc-
curing to mar the universal festivity Es.
puta's band added much to the pleasure Of
the evening, and we feel confident that those
who participated in the fair that night will
not allow many evenings to slip away ere
they call again. Last night the festivities vere
renewed, large number attending
The fourth Thursday in May approaches
rapidly, and, as yet, not a candidate has been
announced for any one of the twenty seats
occupied by the Alexandra County Court.
Some, at least, Of the present bench will not
be candidates again, and we trust the selec-
ton Of their successors will receive the atten-
ton its Importance deserves. The county
courts of Virginia, including, as they do, in
their functions, both legislative and JUDICIAL
powers, are bodies that it is of the first i'm.
portance to have filed by first rate men. We
trust that at least the best men in the Ameri.
can party will be brought forward and that
intelligence, sound sense and business capa.
city will be thought of more importance than
partizan zeal. Let the Know Nothings make
amends for their past miserable failures at
reformation, by presenting our people with a
sound, just and intelligent bench of county
magistrates.
The City Council met last night, adjeurning
too late for detail Of their proceedings in
this letter AMI.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, at the conclusion of the speech of Mr.
Foot in favor Of the motion to reconsider the
vote by which the Iowa railroad land donat-
ing bill was passed, that question was post
poned until to day.
Mr.. Cass then resumed and concluded his
speech upon the Kansas State bill.
The resolution reported by Mr.. Mason, from
the Foreign Affairs Committee, declaring tn at
action on the part of neither branch of Con.
gress is necessary to legalise the notice of the
termination of the Sound Dues treaty given
by the President, and Mr.. Stuart's pro posed
amendment thereto, came up, and were de-
bated by Mr.. Clayton, who sustained the posi-.
ton of the original resolution.
Mr.. Toucey having obtained the floor, they
adjourned.
In the House, the Conference Committee 3
report on the disagreeing votes of the two
Houses upon tho Senate's amendments to the
deficiency bill was agre ed to.
The Committee of Conference upon the Def
cheney bill, in addition to throwing out the
water works appropriation, omit the amend
ments appropriating $4,000 for rebuilding the
Franklin engine house, including the purchase
of suitable lot; $4,000 for repairs of Penn
sylvania avenue So 900 for taking care of the
grounds south Of the Presidents house |;
So, 900 for filling up a ravine in Judiciary
square; $4,000 for the purchase of trees and
tree boxes; 5000 for repairs of the navy.
yard and upper bridges of the Eastern Branch
Of the Potomac
Mr. Cragin reported from the Printing Com
mittee resolution authorizing the printing
of loo, 600 extra copies of the agricultural por-
ton of the Patent Office Report, and 10000
copies for the use Of the Patent Office
After being amended, on motion of Mr.
HOLLOWAY. aa In maka the mn m hap fnr III a
use Of the House 200, 900, 1t was agreed to.
They next went into committee (Mr Grow
in the chair and the army appropriation bill
being taken up, Mr.. Evans delivered a speech
on general politics The committee tn en- rose,
and the House adjourned, .-.r .r -
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these reports until the time arrived for taking
up the Iowa railroad land donating bill, when
Mr.. Foot again addressed the Senate in favor
the pending motion to reconsider the vote by
which that bill had passed the Senate.
In the House, Mr.. Bennett of New York,
reported bill granting alternate sections of
the public lands to the State of Florida, in aid
Of the construction of railroads therein, 40
oompanied by report, which having been
read for the information of the House.
MI Bennett moving to but this bill on Its
passage, it was advocated by tn at gentleman
and Mr.. Maxwell, and opposed BY Messrs.
Letcher and Jones, in conversational debate
and 1t was passed
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ANTI.KNUW NOTHING
M A SIS M T. ETIN G.

A LII THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
"A opposed to the Know Nothing party and its
administration Of the affairs Of this city are cor
daily invited to attend MASS MEETING at
the CITY HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING, the
10th instant, ct 8 O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by the Hon A. G.
u. FLORENCE, Hon. G. J FAULKNER, j.
NJ. CARLISLE, Esq, DR.. WIN. B. MAGRU-
DER, and other distinguished friends Of Civil
and Religious Liberty.
m 1i-d tint, Union ,Sentinel)
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SUMMER MILLINERY

II E. MCDONALD, NO. 20 BRIDGE ST,
lie Georgetown, ID. c., would respectful ~
ly inform the ladies Of Washington and 81
Georgetown that she will open on Thursday ~
the 18th instant, beautiful assortment Of che ste
and tastefully arranged SUMNER MILLIN E
RY, of the most approved shape, most choice
MATERIAL and latest styles OF the season. togeth
with variety Of Trimmings Of every descrip-
ton. The ladies are respectfully Invited to cali
m la-3tN r + McDONAIN
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Johnson re-
ported from the Printing Committee adversely
on the propositions to print the Lobos Islands
correspondence, Capt. Marcy's report upon
MS MI exploration Of the Colorado, and Lieut..
Warren's report upon his exploration of the
MI Fitzpatrick advocated concurrence in
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WOOD AID COAL.

WE BAVE NOW ON HAND AT CUR
w yard, corner Ct G and 22d streets. First
WaId, a superior article Of White and Red A sh
COAL. Also, Cumberland lump COAL, with a
good stock Of Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD,
all OF which we will sell at the lowest market
prices.
All orders left at p. Steers Store, 4SS Seventh
street, between ID and f, will be promptly filed
JOHN w. MYERS Il co.
2,2i0 pounds given to the ton. m H-3m
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cox REWARD -RANAWAY FROM the
YSC Subscriber, on the 18th instant, a 2
mulatto Girl, named LUCY, about feet -
inches In height She has a round face, nc
black eyes, soft speech when spoken to-a.
rather long head, pushed up. Had on when she
left pink bonnet, clothes not recollected. will
give the above reward II she is taken I'm the Dis
trict, or $50 II taken out Of 1t, so that get her
again. 6 A. MEM,
m 14-3t Georgetown, ID G..
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A SUMNER OPENING,

MISS WALLACE RESPECTFULLY IN
Iva forms the public that she win have an ~
opening Of her Summer stock Of very ele- ~
CANT and fashionable Paris and New York ~
BONNETS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
on Saturday next, the 18th instant, at her Store,
over Wallis shoe Store, on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween 9TH and Sth streets. As her display on this
occasion will be superior for taste, elegance va
riety, and cheappess 10 any khing Of the iind
heretofore attempted In Wellington, she conf-
dehtiy invites 1 all the ladies to give her cali.
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IRON HALL

Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Estnbllishment,
Pa. acsnse beficsea eta and l0fh SIS.
lust RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT
- Of 6entlemen's imported French Gal nth
tiers, holia-ville Shoes, manufactured by
Melus Plus, for my own sales IN
Call early and examine my stock
i have also, I aides whole and half Gaiters,
at SO cents al 81, made by McCurdy, ''original"
cost 81 IS
Children's Shoes ut 37kc, old STYLE
My stock Of Travelling Trunks, Valis.s, Carpet
Bags, &C., h the largest In the city
Cal ON sP HOOVER,
me Iron kali.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

ARTIFICIAL TEETH
SERTED ON THE "ATMOSPRERIC
principle, I" from one to an entire set, ,r~3
upon gold, platina. or silver, with this No.
understanding-if you don'tlike don't Iho
take them. Reasonable charges
GOODMAN'S Once 3O4 Pa. avenue, adjoining
Ellis's Music Store. m l3-2t&
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NEW JEWELRY.

NEW JEW ELhHs
lust d ID MAGNIFICENT AS
y sortment Of elegant JEWELRY, embracing
all the latest styles. We name in rart-
Complete sets Of real Stone and Roman Cameo,
Florentine Mosaic, Near olitan Coral, ard
Pearl
Diamond Brooches, Ear and Finger Rings, Gold
Chains, Crosses, Necklaces, SigneI Rings,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Pencils, seals,
Keys, &c.
The above, all just selected, with every ether
article In our line are offered at the lowest rates
nj. w. GAIT Il BRO,
m 1885, 3A Pa av bet 9th and 10Th SITS.
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PERSONAL.

80. "Howadif' Curtis is delivering course
OF lectures in New Brunswick, N. j.
-. Col. BufOrd, Of Alabama, was robbsd
OF $4,000 on steamer near st. Louis few
days since.
90. Hon. E. A. Greenwood, for many wears
proprietor of the New England Museum in
Boston, is dead
80. Judge John W. Brookeubrougb. of
Lexington, Va, has been suggested for the
democratic nomination to the Vice-Presidency.
.Batnum sfriends are putting their heads
together to get up a monster benefit, from
which to realize Il suficiency to purchase a
homestead for bis family.
80. Governor Briggs, Of Massachusetts, has
been chosen president OF the American Tenn
perance Union in place Of Chief Justice Saw
age, resigned.
80. Capt. Nye, the former popular COM
mander of the Inflated steamship Pacific, will
leave in few days for Europe. where he poes
with MS family, to remain for several years.
49,. Mr. VIM. Mitchell, formerly the popu
lar manager of the Olympic theatre, and who
retired seven years ago on what was thought O
competence, died On Monday in INDECENT cir
cumstances.
80. Mrs. Napoleon baby has been enrolled
as ono of the Grenadiers of the Imperial
Guard. We should have supposed place in
the ranks of the infantry would have been
more appropriate.
80. Mr.. R. K. Haight, who has son on
board the steamship Pacific, has published o
card stating that the captain of the ship Swal-
low, from China, which recently arrived at
London, had passed what he supposed was the
missing steamship Pacific, drifting before
terrific gale, and, as he thought, disabled in
her machinery. This story has revived
q inn rQrtn Of hot ho =
afoat somewhere. But the absence Of all
dates and degrees Of latitude and longitude
are circumstances which materially detract
from the value of the story.
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RIoTOUs AFFAIR.-The German Turner's
Societies of Cincinnati, whilst holding cele-
bration at Covington. Ky, on Monday, were
annoyed by some boys, and handled them ra-
Their roughly. Subsequently, Marshals Butts
and Harvey on attempting to arrest the Turn.
ers were severely wounded the former by
pistol shot, and the latter by sabre cut The
most intense excitement ensued, and large
crowds Of citizen collected. Some demanded
the United States troops at Newport barracks
to turn out, but they refused. Stones were
freely used, and some firearms discharged but
no one except one of the officers was much
hurt Finally five of the Turner's surrendered
voluntarily, and quiet was restored The Ger
mans say that the officers did not make them
selves known or no resistance would have been
offered them
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CARUSI'S SECOND NAY FESTIVAL.
10y REQUEST, LEWIS CARUSl Has THE
- pleasure to announce q Second Nav GA
Festival, at his Saloon, on the 18th inst IA
Ladies who received invitations to the IN
first Will, he hopes, do him the favor to JKi&
be present at the second, and those whose ~ M
invitations were not received will much
oblige him by attending, without further solicit.
tation, In honor Of this Festival m l3.3,&
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TOSEPH. w. KELLY, NORTH SIDE PA.
" avenue, next 10 National Theatre, respectfully
invites public attention to a large supply now on
hand al his ests blishment Of Marble and Brown
stone, New York Flagging. &c He particularly
invites attention to bis lately manufactured and
carved Maatels, Statuary, Italian and egyptian
Marble Of various patterns and latest style Those
who In want Of any articles in the advertisers
line Of business. would do well 10 call at bis
marble works, as he IS determined 10 sell al New
York prices and lower than can be had any where
between that city and Washington.
All orders for Tombstones, Monuments nd any
promptly executed. m ID 3ts
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nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
II tan County, to witt hereby GER a.
tify that J. w. Barnes, Of said county, NS
brought before me, as a stray trespsssing ON his
enclosures, a sonel HORSE, supposed TO be about
Is years old; 15K hands high; white slip In
his Torch cad white hind feet, and shod al round
and has been worked In gear.
Given under band Of me, one CT the Justices of
the Peace In and for said county, this 18th day of
May, 1885. ROBERT WHITE.
The owner Of the above described Horse Is re-
qussted to prove property, paw charges, and take
him away JAMES w. BARNES,
IN 1851 Bridge street, GeorgetoWn, ID. Q.
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
II pa,hic physic an, has the honor to Offer his
services to the inhabitants Of Washif gton and
vicinity. DIR. p has bean during the last three
In Boston, and feesSe541dent to merit share OF
public Tatronsge. Children and female diseases,
Bowel and GUNNER complaints, fall especially
under his Treatment.
Once on d street. two doors west Of 9th, where
he wtlbcfound from to 12 a. m and from to
6p IN Reaidence on I street, No Iss, between
10th and 21st streets.
RBFKRKNcIs.-Dr Hofsndahl; DIR Vessel.
hoeft; Humphrey X. Storer, Professor OF Mid
wifery In the nj Nj. College, Boston DR. VIM
Schmoele, Philadelphia; Mat0 George Bender,
Washington.
N. B-Homeophathic medicA& for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever ana Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &C, &c. m 13-3t#