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Proposals for GunpOwdcr.
osDsAscs oySIcR,
May Std

Z 1 /. II H p n
Ht ORDNANCE orrIcR,
o,onos, Washington, April %, 1856.
the Country for furnishing I've ihouaEd barrels Of gunposd
Of the powder powder
and one MN mu,as powder and The whole amour. ha BE-
l - S, Ard 3D., MOI than The ao July Contract.
powder fs " % ss rs s
CURED Tor The proportions Of OF
The aslsdsnss i q b used n he
s s n re ssIs ns
be Obtained poplar wooa Of NOT more
sa.s Tho residaum shall no, exceed
small mseoa Of grain The powder mus, s packed barrels
soned white oak and ooped with hickory hoops
~ p aoPssa y msir cahi !he hoops 70 cover
and halt Inch diameter must BE- made
sana head moi proceeding beyond he enee Of he savs Win
n qna1 INN leather STEPPED = .aaoa O. " IN
Ingredients and powder during and after hrea,ou
laid down Ito
Inspector The inspection viii be powder works.
% IL n powder %
price per pounds. barrel nsiudcd and must be en-
@ na = 2 The ans
be opened the gath Of May in The bidders OF
Colonel Of ordnsnce.
POST aud Hartford Times Each Of de above papers viii
send one q e pae containing The advertisement and also their
Az as-d3aMayif Tint. and Start
.av@ Ordnance once.
WAsnrsoros, May !, lsy6.
S1aas s s m as1ss
20 be powder and fh musket powder with all the
Colonel Of Ordnance.
powder dated April 30, please Immediately
under that advertisement
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Buy tickets and you Of one prize any how.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class l6,
To be drawn in Baltimore city, May 10, la56.

Frlzes HmouniinR 20 92nfNNbI
Tickets si0--hrives s5-quarters 81 so,
For the prizes address all orders 10
J. CLARK Baltimore city.
onscis drawings and scheme 10 all who order.
n. FRsgcT Go. only 81 The Mary
land o,ode- We licensed heu md fully authorized
OF hii MI orders In any of the mnny lotteries.
April 23--aawdSeP
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Public IA. aNgaa r
AN ACT creating Columbus, in Kentucky, port of de-


~ enacted W the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of the United of America ia Congress assembled That
Coumbus in the State Of Kentucky be and hereby const
tuted port oil delivery within the collection district of New
Orleans and there shall be surveyor of customs appointed
for tho said port who shall perform the duties and receive
the salary and prescribed by the act Of Congress-
thirty entitled An act allowing the duties foreign
merchandise imported into Pit.sburg, Wheeling Cincinnati
Louisville st. Louis Nashville and Nachez to be
and paid at those places Prodod That shall be the duty
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury to abolish said port OF de-
livery whenever in his Judgment the public interest shall no
longer require port Of delivery at that place.
Approved May o. 1856. s.43 s'E ' a.@a as8#
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DIED,

Atbis edcnes TenalIytown, D. c., inst
DYER for clerk IN
70 the Post Office Department.
friends ofthe fmy respectfully invited
neral Trinity church, Georgetown, Wednesday morning.
a
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BY y. @. MoaUIsE, Auot,on..r.

!. q. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON rENNsYL-
ysbis between 10Th and lin public
May 49, at O'Clock, the premises
sell lot D. in subdivision Of Mo- 349 onng Ponnyvn
avenue 10th and ilth with the improve
pents consisting Of eestoy brick dwelling and bach
building, containing eleven ortweive rooms
Terms al sale,
..# JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
May Is eodSds Auctoneer.
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TPublic l5.
AN ACT to surrender to the State of Illinois the Cumber
land road in said State


. land road in said State.
BE enacted By the Senate and House of of
the United States of America Congress asseaJea That 50
much OF the Cumberland road lies within the State Of I
nois and all the interest of the United States in the
together with all the stone timber and other materials
longing to the United States and for the
Of being used in the construction Of the same and all the
rights and privileges of every kind belonging the United
States connected with said road in said State be- and
the hereby transferred and surrendered to the said
State of Illinois. at ar#@ sM t#@#aI IT A
Approved May o. 1856. IS au... ..aMa. ..er... +
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cogee Railroad Companies.
Rsoloed BY As Ssnate and House Of Representatives Of
hs Uaied States Of America Congress assembled, That
the Postmaster General be, aud he Is hereby authorized
correct the in bid r. Cuyler the president
OF the Southwestern and Muskogee Railroad Companies
man route six thousand three hundred and hree and that
he be required allow fifteen thousand hundred
collars per for the double daily service from the
menoenent Of their 10 the the
Or SO long the New fork aud Orleans mail
tinae TO be transported over said route.
Approved May 8, 1885,
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Clark or old for Prizes
JOHN CLARK,

JOHN CLARK,
...s Oid-estabiishsd Prise-seiia Baltimore City,
There capital sold by Clark other
the United all Clark has
prize send orders and shall be accommodated
Look al tbs Rich and Beoatyfnl Schensf
The wheel in public
Of the thing they
drawn 10 be by no chooses 10 attend
the drawing. ...--...
third drawing o the Havana plan in Baltimore and In
both preceding classes every prize was drawn
10000 tickets-l5eo pzes a.
INV ticke dyou Of one how.
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Ordnance once.
OFFlClA l..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December }, isS5.
Notice is hereby holders
that this department will purchase Of
sad stocks when the prior
LIST day Of June and will therefor the following prices
wit.
For stock Of the loan OF 1892 premium OF 10 per
stock Of the loans of s47 and sf 6 For
stock issued under the Of 1880 eomony called
nifty stock premium Of And for OF
1876, redeemabe the 18th November 1885, received
Treasury prior TO The ls day Of January
cent recevcd between the January
pea,ium Of received n0er
and prior TO said LIST ofJune premium Of IN
Interest will also be allowed said stocks specified
in the certificates from the Isl Juy primer.
pal Of the certificates received prior the LIST January
the Interest will be allowed In addition premium
LIST January the date of their receipt In
viii bo allowed addition money the
ELL
Certificates transmitted to this department under present
dce should be duly assigned United
half interest prior January ner BY party
entitled to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will made drafts upon
ant Boston, New York Philadelphia raro
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i-dtlstJunef
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once OF the nmtsssoner or Losssri.s
BALTIMORE, April ID. lEsl

TIRE undersigned Commissioner Of Louene. Mary
daily OF portion. M.
country making The copn-
ry flooded and which purpo by the 81
the Consolidated method
Ill such letters Of inquiry and inform public oss.
he decided the frauds
thai cersin parties who style Co.. ard pretend
70 be sole
Cleveland OHIO are imposiers, and
neither legal nor prcsumpsve
hm, styled injury Co.. Cleveland, Ohio tmposteIs
fraud
RICHARD FRANCE city, il the contractor for drawipv
The Maryland loerseshe business
r. FRANCE Co, srents In
the CITY q baltimore There however, forty licensed
vendors for the State under bi
through this cace. Maryland s,errs
ID. II. McPHhiL,
Commissioner Of Lotteries for the State Of Maryland
Ap ~ -2md&cp 'N'
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WaOD AND CosL.-f beg leave 10 inform friends snd
that hsve the old stand formerly occupied
Mossrs Aey Co.. side Of the canal and 18th street and
vii keep constantly hand the best quality q wood and coal
May 10 RICHARD n. sIMMs
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NAV Il

by y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
CLIGIBBY SITUATED IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
IA fiFst Ward public saeop Wednesday AFTERNOONS June 4,
scock premises, shall sell the north half Of lot No,
~ inches 18th
three doors north 81 "Windor Badns running back o feet IL
inches with the improvements conssng OF well built three
building THIS property has lately
been thorough repair has throughout and Is
p~d by first tenant ...
Terms sale. go. =. 49,
JAS q. Mcguire,
May i3-eodkds Aucionssr
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OFFICE or THE CONSOLIDATED LorTEHnEs
MARYLAND.
The following tho drawn numbers Of the Maryland Cepsoda
ted Lottery benefit Of Pokomoke rver sc cs TO-
May o, 1885,
80 "A IA GO "A 80 80 80 80 AZ 4 IS IS 55
The following numbers OF the Paiapaco destitute
Lottery, csss lSs, drawn May 10, is5s
80 Al is a. 4 ~ 10 30 ~ 50 n
Il. FRANCE CO.. Managers.
% ". MePnAIL, Commissioners.
May l3-H
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Reduction I'm price OF lee cream nad water Ices.
RNY's Confectionery, Bridge street, Georgetown, O. TIE
price Of lee cream and water tees a. ibis e,tsbirhmeht will
62s The quality Of productions
that strangers sojourue
need only the
and awarded
polan Mechanics Institute above mi
ees shall he equal hereafter they
Al orders for dinners balls weddnrS ke
usual and despatch A. L. Army
OF
caks nways on hand jies blanc Charlotte de Russo,
capdy pyramids &C., made 10 order al short
Goods sen, TO any part Of Washington free o.
May a-2aw3w
pEHUViAN 9UASO at the lowest price.
Columbian continuing Of
phste Of lime and ee phospboric acid
Super phosphate Of lime bags Of 1860 lbs.
preferred
Aliens celebrated rcapns moving
clog
Every description Of pongbs agricultural horticultural
implements.
fui assortment Of the choicest field garden seeds
r.. L. ALLEN,
1870 and iqi Water street, York.
New York May ist, 1855. May s-dlmir
l.. j. Middleton,
Deaier tn lee.
og,ce depo, southwest and iah streets.
FebV7-dsmif
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TRIAL OF Hon. p. T. HsKBERr-Below we give the de-
csion Of Judge Crawford of the criminal court by which
it will be that Mr. Herbert been admitted to bail
in the amount of $4,000:
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OFFICIAL.
Blythe President ofths United States of America.
A PROCLAMATION.

Blythe President ofths United States of America.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, whilst hostilities exist with va
rious Indian tribes on the remote frontiers of
the United States, and whilst in other respects
the public peace is seriously threatened, Con-
gress has adjourned without granting necessa-
~ supplies for the Army, depriving the Execu-
tive of the power to perform his duty in re-
lation to the common defence and security,
and an extraordinary occasion has thus arisen
for assembling the two Houses of Congress
do therefore, by this my proclamation, con-
vene the said Houses to me ct at the Capitol
in the city of Washington, on Thursday, the
2lst day Of August, instant; hereby requir.
ing the respective Senators and Representa-
tives then and there to assemble, to consult
and determine on such measures as the state
of the Union may seem to require.
In testimony whereof have caused the
seal of the United States to be here
H.. g.. unto affixed and signed the same with
my hand.
Done at the city Of Washington, the 18th
day of August, in the year of our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, and the
independence Of tho United States the eighty
first FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By order:
W. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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GRAND EXCURSION OF
Central Lodge, No. 1, !. o. o. E

THE MEMBERS OF THIS LODGE TAKE
Il pleasure In announcing to the
citizens OF Washington and vicin-
ity, that they have chartered the swift steamer
GEORGE WASHINGTON, and will give their
FIRST EXCURSION to the WHITE HOUSE
PAVILION, on MONDAY, August 2Sth,
1856.
The members Of this Lodge pledge themselves
that no pains or expense VIII be spared to make
this THE Excursion Of the season, and that every
eXertion will be made to render the trip agreeable
to all who may honor them with their company.
The Boat viii leave her wharf ut sk O'Clock !;
Navy Yard at o; Alexandria at 9x. The second
Boat at O'Clock. Returning, frst boat will leave
the Pavilion at O'Clock, and the second boat at
10 N.
Omuibuses will be In readiness at the corner o Z
9TH and streets, and Nineteenth street and Penn.
syvania avenue, to convey passengers to the boat,
and also to convey passengers on their return TO
Georgetown and the Navy Yard.
No Liquor will be allowed on board the Boat
or at the Pavilion.
Dinner and Supper will be furnished by an e.
perienced caterer at city prices.
Bath House has been fitted up at the Pavil
ion. and is in charge Of an experienced chamber
maid, for the accommodation Of the ladies
Esputa's Band has been engaged FOR the occs-
sion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gentle
man and two ladies'; to be had at the principal
Drug Stores, at the Boat, or Of any Of the Com
| mittee Of Arrangements.
COMMITTEE of Arrangements
| A Borland, } T Walker, J II McChssney
6 Sylvester, Boyd, VS. Hiltz,
N H Topping, K Barneclo, VIM Scott.
au lQ-TTh6S3t
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PERSONAL.

go. Lieut.. Maxwell Woodruff, U. IN.
hey f. j. Richards, Rev. Jose Vasaues, Mr.
and Mrs. David Leavitt, and Mr. and Mrs
hodnea' are among the passengers from Liver.
.... VIM. A. Pratt, Of Richmond, is in Lon.
dop, exniolng the painting of the School OF
Athens" intended for the University NJ VIZ
gInia accompanied by lectures from himself
The London Herald says the lecturer received
" liberal round Of applause"
-. Lueh Stone recently made q speecb in.
Hsung mat the election Of women as we'll q
men 70 Congress would improve the cbaractar
OF that body. We suspect that the habit of
pairing on " would be even more comron
than IL is now.
-. The John Bull says: "Of cur own nos;.
tive knowledge, in the London residence of
Mr. Matthews, the comedian. which is cIoseIu
Darrlcaded against hostile creditors, his gifted
we Sle mes IN state which leaves very little
nope Of her recovery"
...' hr. Champion. the late British Minis.
ter IN the United States, is now ON n visit In
DIS father, Sir Philip CHAMPION. in DubIin
ne aili, 1t Is stated. be employed in a diplo.
OF the year. 'no ciose
-, II 10 SAID Of one Of the sbrsvdest o,J
neaLtnlest OF the business men of tbs 90, ns
Uoh-a gentleman now unwards - IN
years Oh age-that he has never ST. - y. ~
Isilroad car, steamboat, or a GRAZ iUo ". IA
and that ne has never been so far fram W
lngton as the city of Baltimore 'H ASH
-. The Churchman warmly COMPLAIN. 90
city rectors Of fashionable cbIrcbas ftns Oh
into the country at this season of the ~ 30
leaving their parishes to take care of them
selves" sheep without shepherd Z" 1.-THE
iashlonables Of the congregations must 90 70
the watering places let them, but that is no
reason why the clergy should follow them TO
unbelievable sick.
-. nheH last heard from, the London
sosIs were still in ecstacies respecting
rs..naa a mrs. Barney Williams, who had been
o1sra sseea at the Adelphi. The English
operate season closed at the Newmarket sfter
nigbt ofas sue w season of one hundred and ten
at Manchester, in 'Toodle:n" I hn, g gfest mt
cldedly as "Aminadab sleek.n Tbs sA tb.at as-
cal and operatic seasons were olos;na ans
quite number of eminent vocalist s.. anu
musicians were preparing to depart 70, H r",'
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VOCAL INSTRUCfION.
B. F. NICHOLS ROUGH,

COMPOSER AND SINGING MASTER
AT THE INSTANCE AND RECOMMEN
IA datiou Of several OF his influential friends
has determined to establish himself at the city Of
Washington. as a VOCALIST and SINGING
MASTER. His reputation In these branches, II
well as composer Of many Of the most popular
songs, such as "Kathle,n Mavouneen," 1Der
mot Astore," &c, he trusts, viii entitle him to
the patronage Of the community.
He win be glad to take charge Of a limited
number Of Private Scholars, and proposes open
ing Musical Vocal Academy on the 18th Sep
tember next, for the development and study OF
singing In classes, commencing from the ele-
mentaTy principles up to the accomplished sing
er. His circulars will be PREF AIRED a. soon a. pos
sible, and, In the meantime, he would suggest
that early application be made either for priva te
or class tuition, at Mr.. Richard Davies, or al
George Hilbus's Music Store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., who will give every necessary Information,
and where Mr.. CROUCH'S latest compositoins
can be seen. au l9-eo1m
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g B A I'd E XCU SION
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
st. Mary's Church,
ALEXANDRIA, "a.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ON THURSDAY NEXT, AUGUST alst, In
" the Steamer Thomas Collyer,
TO the White House.
Boat leaves washington at 8 a M; Ale1andril
at a. m and 2 p m. Returning, leave Whit
House for Alexandria at p m and for Alexan
dria and Washington at 10 p. m.
Dinner, Supper, &c, at city prices, and gooc
Music engaged for the trips.
Tickets to be had at X n Stablef's, l6S kin{
street; 9 Wools'. 113 Queen street H Jacobs ,
81 Prince street; and A Moran's, 66 King street
Alexandra. w. A. kennedy's, Washington
and J. l.. KidweI's, High ST.. Georgetown.
Prices For . lady and gentleman, or gentle
or servant2S cents.
Erscstice ComaRittee.
Harrison Jacobs, A Monn, John 7. Hi
an 10 2t
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ST. JOHNS ACADEMY,

No. 81 Sosth Royal street, corner of Dxke,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TH EIGHTEENTH SESSION WILL
= commence on the LIST Of September, and con-
cluoe with the usual public exercises about the
LIST OF July following
The course Of study embraces the Greek, Latin,
French and English languages, Mathematics,
Natural Science, &C., &c.
TERMS.
B. 'ard and Tuition per session Of ten months, pay
BILE semi annually In advance. SIPS 90
TUT ton per quarter Of IL weeks.......... 500
Al cient Languages, Stationery, &C form extra
chan res to all who are not entered for the session
Foi further particulars see circular, which can
be had on applicationto
RICHARD L. CARNE, Jr
ul9, cost Principal.
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LIBERTY HALL,

feSs. acesus, bsteses 13th aad Iath ,t,,sts
NHE PROPRIETORs RESPECTFULLY
- announce that they have added a number Of
private rooms 10 their esta ment and thew .re
Pspsrea 10 furnish parties with all reasonable
Meals furnished at all hours, and their Wines.
Liquors, segars, &C are OF the very best QUALIFY
euho-iW HAMMACH COX,
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q K ID X q TOWN CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY.
THE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. will be resumed on Monday, September
LIST. v. A. BOWEN
au lO-e0dZw PHpcipal
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MIR. RuSHNELI,s SCHOOL,

No. al .irfssnth street, bstrses p sd q SITS.
THE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
II be resumed on the frst Monday In September.
The course Of instruction embraces all the branch
es OF complete academical education
The number Of pupils Is limited 10 so many IN
can be carefully and thoroughly taught by the
Principal himself, aided only in the department
Of Modern Languages
For circulars apply at the school.room.
an 1Q-w3W
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,

street, bettrsen 18th and 13tk streets
SELECT CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTE
VIII be resumed on Monday, September LIST.
Thorough instructions will be given In the varI-
Gus branches Of an English and Classical Educa-
prepared to enter College, and those especially
who wish to qualify themselves for admission
into advanced classes will have the benefit Of
particular and careful training
Terms per quarter, for the English branches
$l2 500 for the full course, SIS
For further particulars address
au l9-u CHARLES B. YOUNG Priu
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BALLOON ASCENSION an ALRnaN.

Mr.. A 4. CARRIE WILL ASCENDIN HIS
vi Aerial Ship POCAHONTAs, from Pevtonss
Grove, Alexandria, next "Wednesday afternoon st
" O'Clock. In this ascension Mr. Carrie viii
the wonderful and daring feat OF making a SOM
merset I'm the air 'o'N
Ticf to be had gratis at all the Ws,h,nyton
Hotels and Restaurants. 81 ISe.a n
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ETHE LADIES OF MOUNT ZION
- Church intend giving I'm the woods Of
MONDAY. August 25th, at 3o'clock p m The
proceeds are to be applied to the liquidation Of
the debt contracted In rebuilding said Church.
No pains will be spared by the Managers to make
1t time Of real enjoyment, and We hope our col
ored friends generally will accompany on the
occasion. II the day should prove unfavorable 1t
will come of the next day au 10. eo3s
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PREsERViN8 SUGAR, &c,

nOUBLE REFINED LOAF, CRUSHED,
~ GRADUATED and powdered, Soft Crushed and
Yellow, with prime and common Porto Rico and
New Orleans sugars. All at lowest prices, by
KING & BURCHLL,
au 10 corner of VT. ave-, and street
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the press to announce the fact. 1t was there
fore mentioned only in q portion of our issue
of yesterday.
Resignation of Army Officers resig-
nation of Brevet Major Hamilton w. Merrill,
captain second dragons, has been accepted
by the President-tot take effect Feb. %, 1857
The resignation of Second Lieut.. Henry A.
Sargent, second infantry, has been accepted
by the President-to take effect Sept. 80, 1855.
Not Acted 0n.-We hear, accidentally, to
day, that the Senate failed to act on the
Presidents nomination of Daniel Radcliffe,
Esq, of this city, to be Assistant Solicitor of
the Treasury, ere the termination of the ses-
sions
Ratifed.-The Senate, on Saturday or
Monday last. ratified the recently made treaty
with the Creek Indians.
The Current Operations ofthe Treasury
Del Artment.-0n Saturday, 18th of August,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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FSNOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER begs
~ leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before pufchaAing elsewhere, as by SO doing they
will save from Is to 25 per cent.
Toilet aud Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
te 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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Boarding.

ROARDING.-GO0D BOARD AND PINe
~ airy Bedrooms can be obtained az 3s7 Tbir-
teenth street, atthe very lowest terms. gentle
enort viii be made 10 make those comfortahle
VINO may favor the above pace with their pafron
age. am IL Co
MRS. ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF eTp
AVA ana streets, has several good Rooms ",
can't, which she offers with board on resson.hIe
terms. She can accommodate several IA bic ho~rd.
ers. a. - -.
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STRAYED AWAY Oh STOLEN-On the
~ 18th instant. a small white Buffalo 49,
COW, with small red spots over her HS1Y9
neck, with rod ears. A reward Of fve.QSza
dollars Will be paid to any one who will deliver
the COW to the corner Of 9th and streets
au 19-3t# -
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RoAkD, &o-Mks. BATES, ON TIES W,
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue ana OH So,
isP,epared to accommodating room
With or without board. Every efor, ~iilhe ,naIs
70 render those comfortable who may favor L.
N-'A NAoii peHoneko. MT
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OLD HAMS! OLD HAMS
WE HAVE RECEIVED LOT OF MAG
w nolia Hams two years old. q rare and yer,
scarce article. KING Il BURCHELL,
au 10 cor. Vermont ave, and street