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TERMS.


For full course-time unIimited--includinga all de.
partments OF Book Keeping, Lectures and
practical Penmanship $4,000
For same course IN Ladies' department $500
Persons taking Penmanship alone will receive
For various styles Of Ornamental Penmanship as
For instructiohin Business Arithmetic only, as per
The DESIGN of tbeinsutiOn is to afford perfect fac
fities oraequiring In an expeditions manner thor
ough knowledge OF commercial Science and Art, as
practically employed in the Counting Room and Busi-
The BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT is under the
personal superintcndence Of the most accomplished
Accountants and Teachers, and 1t is believed that no
n,ercahule the UNITED ntates
rior advantages for imparting thorough & practical
knowledge ofcommercial science.
The COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keeping books by
Double Entry in the various departments ofTrade and
Commerce, including General Wholesale and Retail
Mercantile Excha ge, Commission, Manufacturing
Railroad, Banking, Printing Mining, Shipping, Steam
boating. Individual Partnership and ompound Com
pany Business. All manuscripts from which the Stu
dent copies are written in bold rapid business hand
which Will serve as great Auxiliary In securing to
him an excellent style of writing.
DAILY LECTURES WILDE delivered upon the Sci
enee Of Accounts, Commercial Law, Political Econo-
my, Commercial Calculations, Banking, Mercantile
Customs, Commercial Ethics, Railroading, Business
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial Ge-
PENMA NSHIP, Practical and Ornamental, will be
taught in the most effectual manner by Gentleman
the highest accomplishments, systematic and rapid
penmen, and we pledge ourselves toimpart to pa
irons to more general extent than is done any sim
liar institution hand writing In every respect adapt
ed to business pursuits. Gentlemen and Ladies desi
ring to qualify themselves for teaching Penmanshp
will find ample facilities at this College.
The SUITE OF ROOMS occupied by the College are
spacious elegantly furnished and
ed for pursuing every deparmentof Mercantile Educa
ton. - =
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from the Gentlcmens, and is fitted up In neat and
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business acquaintance of the
Principals, many of the Students graduating are
placed In lu crative situations.
II r Send for a circular by mail. Nov 3-13
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JUST opened the best assortment of soft
u hats that was offered In this market, consst-
ing OF all kinds-Blaek drab, high and low crowns.
Gallin and examine for yourselves at No. , Phenix
Block. J.T. GREEN.
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BoSTWICK & BEATTY.
5000 Dollars worth of
D. &c New Goods,
VfEL Be received Next week BY

w -H BoSTwlCK & BEATTY.
NOW is the lime for bargains as this stock Of Goods
was brought all Of twenty per cent cheaper han ihe
We call the attention Of the ladies 10 our new ana
rleh styles Of DelAins and CUburges, they are much
cheaper and decided In better style.
Gentlemen will please notice that We Will have
some excellent style and quality Of Casaueres some
thing better than has ever been brought 70 tos place
We are bound 10 sell Goods, and without We have
themswe cannotsel .l o. -
Just give US call and be convinced that no one
- BOSTWiCK & EEATTY,
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iold Weather! Cold Weather reminds us
" all Of comfortable clothing, and in these days Of
prosperity don't 60 shivering around with old pants
and coats when there is leh stock Of Jeans, Sat-
nes and full cloths you can find on our eounters
All ready for sale Come right along, we are ready 10
wait upon every body. Remember where all the a.
Nov ' B6STwIcK & BEATTY.
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pORKl PORK!-Bostwick g. Beatty will
pay the highest market price for pork, in cash or
goods when the farmers ready To Kill; also for but
ter, driedapples, and produce generally.
Ravenna, Oct IL. 80
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MARBLE IhE .SlSa. s,sDlS uNpEBslGM.I z. nsss9l !
WORKS, IN this place. win view of doing reguIdf
andthorouah every ydepartment Inc.
TABLETS, SPIRES AND MONUMENTS.
OF numerous aAd varied styles. inshedi IN tbc best
manner, and put up the most reasohable termss h
We desFe to do business, and shall seek t0 r16&6i
who may have occasion for any thrcA
the line to elve ns d call, ~ PALMfTER' 4
RIRD CAGES-A nice and cheap afticle|
~ htaga,sS Sos sasz iHxrtS's Drds store.
~ dolsbeiisfsi s.,assts +
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1T. .GUEEN'S ADVS'
Goods,

HAVE just opened large Stock of Hats
i and caps OF all kinds, direct from New York City
and bought for cash. consisting of SILK Hats, broadway
style, Drab Beaver, Black and Drab soft Hats Pana-
ma Leghorn, and all kinds of straw hats for and
boys the bandsomest Hats and Flats for little boys
and girls, that be found in the county. Call and
examine the goods, know tho price will suit, at No
Phenix Block. May l6, 1855 IT GREEN.
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3 II Y
LUSKsu& STRATTON'S
ped MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

r,i t-sft1EP NcIPALs. -
H. B. BRYANT, J.. W. LUSK, H. D. sTRATToE.
DIREcT oRs.
Hen y r.. cIDDmos, Pres. CnAs. G. FIEEEY,
. HlRAH GRIswoLD, - LoRTH Andrews,
X. HtTcHooeK, Prof. SAML. ST. yoHE,
g NJ TOWNSEND, E. r. GAYLORD, ESQ.,,
W OTis, Esq, CYRUs PRENTlss, Esq,
w GoEDqH, Esq, HENnE WICK, Esq,
-rr-. FAC ULTY:cu lG 500
n Bryant, professors Of the Science Of Accounts
H d stIaiton,S and Lecturers on Business Gus
Jno Penn, , toms, .,...-., ~, -
trns. w I,.k Instructors in Business and orna-
w D caons, mental Penmanship, and Lecturers
f'' in Mercantile Correspondepee &c.
Hons. Judge SrARKwEATHER and n. D. CLsRK, Leetu-
rers on Commercial Law.
Pres. Asa MAHAN, Lecturer on Political Eeonomy. =
Row.. HYATT SMITH, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
Z. L. WHIrE and J. b. MERRIAM, Lecturers on
Commercial Computations.
T. P. HANDY, Lecturer on Banking, Finance, &c.,
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WILLIAM FRAZER,

FL TAYLOR & HORTON.
Attorneys at Law. Office in Phenix block, over tht
Banking House Of Robinson, King & Co.
Ravenna, Ohio, June 81.
J. HAYES, NJ. D. 1T. SMITH, M. D,
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SILKS, SILKS-Black, plaid, striped and
W changeable Silks, the largest assortment in the
county, and will leave il TO the ladies 10 say ifthey
are not the cheapest. Call and see them.
Oct. AVH0RR & Co.
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HAYES g. SMITH.
Physicians and Surgeons, office second door East q
Lutsey Z xchange, Shalersville, Ohio.
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TALLOW CANDLES--200 Boxes o
L supsg1or candles by the Box Of lb.
octs45. a. v. HoRR, & co.
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have large stock of Mems
IL and Boys Hats ef all styles, just in from New
York which wish 10 sell, the prices will suit any
one. Is
Sept. IS. AvHoRR & co.
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M EW Goods, New Goods-A large and
1V splendid assortment Of Goods of the
and most approved patterns, can be found at
A. RAIRn a 70.
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BUFFALO ROBES-Three Bales prim.
~ Rebes reed dis day at A.v. HoRR, Co.
Oct. "a.
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y. FOUNUBIa T YIN DhUEs ~ N Z
Tlhe subscriber will sell on reasonable
IL terms, his Foundry in Garrettsvilla, Portage
County, Ohio. It is an Iron Fouadry, and large o
ough 10 do casting OF ploughs, stoves, tIcs &C. All
PATTERNS maehineTy and furniture win be sold with
Il. There e 4 chaneefoF q bargain. a. f
Hhrrsttssills, 14Jsn. 1855. JOHN n, TlhDEN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES-Mens thick boots
- warranted, Boys thick boots warrand, Mems calf
and kip boots, Ladies boots, Caters and Buskins,
child Shoes great varetyjust received and selling
Sept. o5. AvHoRR & CO.
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GRAND ASSURE EXCURsION
TO
Pin6y Point and BlackiStOne'S 1aviIiOn,

For the purpose Of celebrating the 4th Of Juiy,
on 1chIch OCCASION a portion of the arrange
msnts DiU embrace an Oration and Ball at
the Point, together vnth q Display of Fare.
vorkS during the srentng of the 4th.
ITNHE SPLENDID AND FAST STEAMER
l. POWHATAN, Capt Charles NKh n
f. Nit hell will leave her wnarf .&@5SEffs,1,
at the foot Of Eleventh street Washington at
O'Clock, ard Alexandria at * precisely, on the
rose Of making an Excursion to Blackistone's
Pavilion and Piney Point, touching at Blacks
tones TO Land {: ose who may wish to stop there
and reach Piney Point by a. m on the morning
Of the 4tb, where every rational enjoyment may
be expect In the intellectual treat which will be
TRAvERs, and tue luxurious fare Of The place; the
festivities closing with a Grand Ball at night.
On the next day (Satu day. after breakf st. the
Pow atau will make an Excursion to Point Look
Out, and far out Il broad waters Of the Ches
a eake Bay, returning to the Point in time for
dinner On sunday, after bIeakfasf, she will " sit
st. Mary's River touch at st lnigo's for tt e
pose OF allowing those who may desire to ate d
church at that place an opportunity Of so doing
alS from thence proceed up Il river to the 'aTee
Semin ~, which sta rds on the hallOWed stop H.
Illustrated by the aiding CT the first Pugfims Of
Maryland wtere passe gers can pass an bcur OF
two in viewing the grounds on which now -four
ishes one Of The old mulberry trees planted by
Lord B ,ltimore Retui ming, he boat will take
o. boa d those who may have stop ed at st lni
remain there until Z o'clock, at which hour she
will take her det arturo for W asbing' on, where
she will arrive at IN on Monday morning.
Fare for the Excursion, THREE DOLLARS;
Childrer under 10 years Of age half price. Meals
and State Rooms extra.
For further informaIio apply to
GEORGE MATT1NGLY,
je 23.5t General Superintendent.
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FOR THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
ANo FORT WASHlNGTON.

ON Il lIE rum Ii Of CL1s
THE STEAMERS GEORGE WASHING
l. TON and THOMAS COLT -
YER will make Fix tips to the kEGSEr-4aAas
above plac g, leaving at the following hOu S
named The boats will land pa. sengers on each
trip at The Fort Per ons visiting to spend some
time at he Fort can leave there on any trip for
the White II ouse without extra pay.
Mr. Jno. Ga lian will furnish dinner at the
Pavilion also ice crea lemonade confectionery,
&c ard Mr. VIM Coke Il Co will furnish re .
freshments In great abun dance on the boats Am
pie refreshments will be provided for large
number OF p. rscns III No spirituous liquors
will be sold at the Pavilion or on the boats
Fleets celebrated band Of music Is engaged
for the Pavilion.
IT Passengers must purchase tickets before
going n the boat Round trip IicEets61H cents
Chi dren from 3 to 10 years OF age. ha.f price.
Persons from Georgetown can take the coaches
there and connect with the boats coaches on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th street and
the Capitol A large number Of coaches will be
put on the route for the boats. coach will leave
the Capitol every ten minutes for the boat and
pass up the Avenue to 18th street. Coach fare
6k cents.
The boats leave Washington at 8, 9, 12, 1, a,
and O'CLOCK
The boats leave Alexandria atsK, 9K, 12h
x,4H, and 81 o'clock.
The boats leave the Pavilion at 10, ii, 2, 3, 6,
and O'Clock.
JOB CORsON SAM. GEDNEY,
je27-6t Captains.
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OFFICIAL,
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, Nav %, 10,

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, May %, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the
ftocf issued puuuant to the act Of Congress of
PAD July, 1916, that such stock Is redesmablS by
4ts terms, and Will be paid at the Treasury on the
Surrender OF the certificates thereof, on the 10Th
5of November next, when interest thereon will
5Ssass.
This department win continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and viii
,lpay therefor the following premium, in addition
ito the interest accrued to the day of purchase,
I.with one days interest for the money to reach
Z hs vendor: ----.
On such stock receives at the Treasury between
the LIST day Of June and the 3lst day Of July, in
i elusive, one-hsf Of one per cent on the amounts
sispecifed in the certificates;
On such stock received between the lst and 3lst
, days Of August, one fourth Of one per cent;
And on such stock received after the 3lst day of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
. Gays additional interest only, will be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
ilthls notice must be duly assigned to the United
states by the party entitled 10 receive the pur-
'hase money; and When sent prior to the 1st uly
70 ae current half years interest mu also be as.
aligned by the present stockhoder otherwise such
VI interest Will be payable as heretofore.
And notice is further given to holders Of othe1
stock Of the United States that this department
will purchase the same between the LIST day Of
June and the lst day OF December ne1t, unles,
othe SUN Of 81 $50 900 shall be previously OBJ aimed
and will pay for the saTnc, In addition to the In
itersst accrued from the day Of the last dividend
icf interest, aud one days additional interest TO
hs money to reaoA the vendor, the following rate
,, II premium:
On stock Of the loan Of 1919, premium Of II
n per cent;
. On stick Of the loans Of 1917 and Is4s premium
Sof 10 per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th Sep
''ltember, 1880, commonly called Texan indemnit,
stock, q premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice shoul,
De duly assigned to the United State. by the par
tty entitled TO receive the msney; and II sent pre-
'yious to the 1st July, the current half years in
erest must also be assigned by the present stock
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year
Tyhat day will be payable to him as heretofore.
Payment for all the foregoing stocks will b
made By drafts on the assistant treasurers at Bos
s:on, New York, or Philadelphia, as the partie
4entitlsd to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
m2s-dtl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BY F N BOTELER Auctioneer
SALEOF VALUABLE X en-

TNRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABL Real
L Estate.-Ale, ander Keech and O hers, ps
Eleanor H Calls and Anthony Addison, in the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges county, sitting
as Cout Of Equity.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court fer
Pri ce Georges co inty. sitting as Court of
Eq ,ty, passed on the nineteenth day Of February,
eigS cen hund ed and fifty six, In the above
cause, the u Hdersigned as Trustees, will expose
to public sale, to the highest bidder. on THURS
DAY, the Sd day Of July next; II fair II not, on
the next fair day tn. reaf er, on he premises, the
portion Of the REAL ESTATE Of which the late
Henry A Calls died seized and possessed, con-
aiming (by a sur ey made under this decree) one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less This land
has en- divided by the surveyor, as will ap ear
by plat, which will be exhibited on the day of
sale by the Trustees, into three lots-NoS. 1, 3
and slot No 1 contains thirty six and one ffth
acres, more or less; Lot No contains sixty-f ur
and four fifth acres, more or less and Lot No.
contains ff y nine acres, more or less TIE lots
will be offered In the order Of their numbers-the
purchaser Of Lot No. having the privilege of
taking the second and third lots tthe same price,
at his option, &c Each lot contains about one
heavily timb red The soil is fine, and admira-
bly, adapted to the produce Of any crop raised in
the neghborhood The who properly is a ce-
sirable purchase for CAPITALISTS. The land lies
about six miles from Washington, and tbre, from
Alexandria Ferry, and adjoins the lands Of
Messrs. Thomas Berry, Col Maddux, George
Walker, and oilers.
The trustees deem II unnecessary to give any
further description. Those desiring to purchase
will be shown tie premises by Mr.. J. Thomp.
son, residing at Barnaby."
The society Of the neighborhood Is excellent,
and cnurches Of different denominations within
two or three miles
The terms Of sile, as prescribed by the decree,
are follows: One-third Of the purchase mon
ey to be paid In cash the day Of sale, or the
day Of the ratification thereof by the court and
the residue In equal instalments Of six, twelve
and eighteen moaths, with interest from the day
Of sale, to be secured by the bonds Of the pur.
chaser or purchasers, with securities, to be ap-
proved by the undersigned, bearing interest from
the day of sale, their date, at six, twelve and
eighteen months as aforesaid
The Trustees have the privilege, by the decree,
to vary the terms Of sale, II in their judgment,
they deem II expecient and proper.
N. B. Sale at ~ m.
.CONTEE MULLlkIN, Trustees
F.N. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
Upper Marlboro May Ia, 1856 je 9-2awtds
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By JAS. G. Mes UIRE, Aactionser

'vNRUSrEt'S SALE OF UNi~ PROVED
Il Property o the Island and east of the
Capitol BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust and
recorded March 9Th, 1855, in Liher S.,No.
91, folies l31 1872 and I33, and the other Septem-
ber Gath, less, in L iber J. A. 9 No los, folios
81, 1872 l6', and 1874, two of the land records fcr
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
the subscriber will sell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July I'd, at ~
O'Clock, on the premises, lots Nos q and 3, in
square No s93, having front Of 244 feet on Dela
ware avenus, between ,uth X and l. streets, run
ming back aud average depth Of 12sk feet, con
aiming 3a,se square feet The whole will be
subdivided into suitable building lots.
At64 O'Clock, on the premis IS, shall sell Lots
4, S. 6, 7, 13, IA, Is, Is, and II, in square No
900 These lots are situated, respectfully at the
corners Of north and 18th streets east AID north
, AID 18Th streets east.
Immediately after
On the premises, Lots Nos. 1. 2, J, q, and S, In
square ,t51, fronting respectfully n Kentuck Ky
avenue, mort street. and 18th street east.
Terms: One half cash bal-nce in 6, and II
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed Of trust on the premises
AL conveyancing at the cost Of purchasers.
JNO X. Ash LEY, Trustee.
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
je 21-eod&ds Auctioneer.
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NEW MATTRESS FACTORY.
z Fairyiew Cotton Works Alsxaudria,Vi

.lIAVING ADDED THE MATTRESS BUsI-
ness 10 our other manufaC tures we are now
,prepared 10 supply the trade with superior ari-
> lie Of Cotton or Shuck NJ ATTRESS. We have
. new patent shuck picker In use which splits
8 nd cuTls the shucks In the most perfect manner.
a Mzttre filed with these superior TO the
TO- d ind being more elastic and durable. This,
with other facilities aud arrangements. enable US TO
. ompete In price and q ality with baltimore and
o Iher Northern manufacturers Orders FOR any
q qparticular sSZs or kind Al ed imm I'd ately.
r IRVINE, and Batdng always on hand, at manufac-
FITZPATRICK BURNS,
Proprietors, Alexandria.
Z JOHN J. BO6UE, Agent,
No. % East Market Space, 6eVrge,own.
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500 REWARD

IDANAwAY FROM MY FARM, ADJOIN-
HI Ing Upper Marlboro, about the middle -
% 2 Dscember last, Mulatt boy AM BROSE, %
A1elonzin2 TO my brother, Alfred w Gardi ~
a er, Of CHARLES county. This boy Is about q
ia years old-not very bright but rather Of chest
n ut color-and has delicate limbs. He has usu-
S,elly a mild and pleasant countenance when spo-
Z -en 20.
will give the above reward FOR his apprehen-
..ion if taken IN Washington City, or north OF
Prince Georges county, Md and Fifty dollars II
s'aksa IA Prince Georges COUNT, or south Of 1t
I'm either case he must be broug home or secured
In Jail 50 that cSE get him again.
m I3eoi b. J. GARDINER.
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DAMS W. 8. SPRINGS.
Frederick couuty, Va.

lnPEN TIE TEENTH OF JUNE.
~ Leaving Washington, Baltimore. or -
ylCumbsrland In the morni e cars, via Har f...J
? RS Ferry, for Ste ohenson's s Depot, thence &
TX miles n coaches to the springs to dinner the
: sans day; from Staunton Virg MIA, same day
lin dyspepsia gout, rheumatism, dropsv, Liver
o and spleen disc Jses, chronic diseases Of brain,
3 bowels, and urinary organs, and especially In
kin diseases Its Curative medical effects well
: known Hot and co Sulphur Baths. R!ce's
ga I'd aud experienced servants eng 1ged The
. water 10: sale In barrels and bottles.
T.. c.. r.. NJ. JORDAN BRO.
Ia 2-eo
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Houses, &c. for Rent and Sale.

ENOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, sITUA-
Il ted on 9th street, near the corner OF M. In
quire Of r. M. MAGRUDER, Dry Good and
shoe Store, corner 9TH and street. Ie e2l-u
E,OR Rem THE SUBSCRIBER OF
Il fers for rent the two stores and dwellings, now
being bui { on 9TH street, oppo lite Centre Mar
ket The houses will be fnlsn,d on about the
Dir Il day Of July. X ii. BASKEh,
je 25-dtJulyl 10 La avenue.
NOR SALE OR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE,
Il with basem mt, and a very large Let on Pros
pect Hill, Georgetown Price for the house ard
lot 81 900; rent $50 Terms liberal Apply q the
und designed, Bridge street, Georgetown. Pos
session given Immediately. -
je 4-1w Il a. NEWMAN.
NOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
4 taIning about as acres, on the leigh Of
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm the resid nee OF the late John n King,
deceased. This Is one OF the most desirable sites
in the District for fine private residence about
20 acres of this tract Is beautiful grove OF tim
her the balance cleared and In high stale OF cul-
tiyation The summit Of this tract Is from $50 %
anO feet along tide water, and he's fne view Of
Wa,hington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
lev o1 he potomac IL will be sold entiTe or IN
lots
on the corner Of Fifth and II streets west, Wash
ington city.
No 30 Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. G
je ls-tf Intel 4. }. KING.
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NOR RENT.-A THREE STORY BRICK
Il Dwelling, with extensive Back Building,
large lot Of ground attached, with pump Of good
water In the yard, situated on street, nearly op
poSite the Brewery. To good tenant the rent
will be made moderate Apply TO CON !.
CASSIN, or at Cooley & cos, Line Kiln,
Beau street, between Congress and washington
sdeets, GEORGETOWN. III S-SOu
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sENI.ANSUAL NOTICE.

HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO WOULD TAKE
Il this m thod of retaining thanks TO their Gus
TONERS for the liberal patronage with which they
hy fair dealing and ny keeI ug a constant supply
a ell the new and d 3sirable goods in their line
Geri CT tiruahce Of past hivJs
- would also say 10 those OF The n having un-
q. tiled accounts on ou' bOoAs thai we will nave
Il hem made On by the 27th inStans, and would b.
flad TO have them call and settle the same, either
10y cash or notes At hort dates. Tho,e not set
- ed by the LIST OF July Will then be esest ted feI
'.eislsnsa'. = sa nc, HUTCHINSON q MUNRO