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MEDICAL.
DR.. /. J. CZAPKAYS


n INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co 5 office,
SBn Francisco, California Established 1854 for the
permanent cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression of Qlackey. Attending resi-
dent Physician, ]. CTAPkAl. NJ u. late ~ The
hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician 10
the 2Oth Regiment of llonveds, Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Pesih, aud late lecturer ON dis
eases OF women and children.
40 THE AFFIICTED.-DR. l.. ], CZAPKAY
has opened hrs lnstltute for the cure OF all forms
of private diseases. such IA syphilis, GOnurrhea,
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the Consequences of
self abuse. In the first stages OF Syphilitic Como
rheal diseases he guarantees cure In few days.
without inconvenience to the patient hindrance
his business. Wheu patient 10y neg ect iinprop-
treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis such blboes or painful swellings ON
the groins of ulle ers in the throat aud nose which if
not checked. destroy the soft parts snd cause the
bones to mortfy. separate aud come away lenviNg
biotches and pimpes break out upon the skin or
when he has painiWl swellings upon the hOnes, or
when his constitution Is injured so 10 prenspuse
to consumption other constitutional diseases, the
Doctor guaiantees u cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEU MATISM, chronl9 or acute: in DYSEN-
Terry or Di AKRHOEA, he has safe and eiectual
remedies. Fer the treatment of the uf
self abuse. such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
tmidty, headache. pains in the back and limbs. with
generu weakness loss Of memory, injury to the sight
re,tessness. confusion Of ideas, dislike for society
and feeling of weariness Of life; with the neryons
system so excltabe that sight noises shock startle
tGe patent making his existence miserable. For the
above maiadIes the Doctor VIII guarantee cure or
ask no compensation. f. can be consulted free of
charge. and invites all 10 call; II wilt cost them
thing, and may be much to thCir advantage. Office
honrs from . A. NJ, To 9P NJ.
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GiVEN--That the under
~ signed will apply to the Board Of Supervisors in
and for Butte Couniy, at their November session IN
1857, Tor license TO construct Toll Bridge and
Ferry the Middle Fork of Feather river feu
rods above its junction with the North Fork of said
river. :. p. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-17
Weekly California Papers.

Notice.
vu1o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE 40 AND
il $50 Quartz Mining Company. There VIII be
meeting of the Stockholders of the said CompS ny
held at The Office of the Company on Yankee HiiI,
October for The purnose of eecting officers for the
ensuing year. BY order of the Board of Directors
JOSEPH ROGERS, Secretary.
WHITMAN, President.
Yankee Hill, Sept. 90, 1857. seoto.
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rnURE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD-For sale
COTTON O. McDE RMOT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
C AU 10 NJ

II AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers Of
II New York. Boston and San Francisco, are exten-
siyely engaged in putting in square bottles under
various titles cheap limitations OF my long established
and renowned
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
sCHNAPPS,
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JNHERE ARE THOUSANDS in this State suffering
/ for want of Scientific medical treatment, and
you fear to apply to a Physician. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been, by some
OF the dharatans h infest the community, ana VINO
publish themselves as good physlcians professors,
ETC. To all such we unhesitaiingiy recommend Dr. }
q Young. as a Physician in whom all oan place con-
6dcnce. lie is n man of eminent and profound
who can symoashise with persons in afiiiction. His
staining as a Physician and gentleman are both
guaranieed-the first by bis medical works, which
hiyhly successful course Of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California and
the latter by his mum pHrons and large circle OF
acquaintance,
rgE0 CURE, NO PAY-Es
His Office is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cali
fornia streets, San Francisco.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniyersity, Penn.
Can be tound at me oId stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can be consulted privately and with the
utmost confidence by the afflicted at hours daily.
from A. NJ, until P. NJ. Cures always guaranteed
or no pay required.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-17
NE w S EMP ORIUM

{yJ:EHTERAI AGENCY 0ETIGCEE.
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OFFICIAL.

OPTICAL:
Notice fs hereby gwen 90 holders VI sscck Of The
loans OF the United Ststes that this department will
purchase the same until the let day Of June next
unless the sum Of 81 90 shall he prev,ousl, OBJ
tanned, and Will pay, in addition to the interest sc
crued from the date Of the last semi annual dividend
Of interest thereon, together with one da,,, sSdi.
tionsl interest for the money To reach the yeuder
the following rates of premium on said stocks:
For the stock Of 1882, premium Of 10 per cent
For the stock Of lsf7 and 1898, premium Of rs Der
cent; and for the stock Of la5o, commonly cnied
Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of6 per cent.
Certifcates Of stock transmitted TO the depart
ments, under this notice, must be assigned 10 the
United States, by the party duly entitled TO receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmit
ted viii be made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers at Boston, New York. Philadelphia, At the
option Of the parties entitled to receive the none,
which should he expressed in the letters accompa-
nying the certificates. HOWELL COBB,
mar l3-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasury
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EVENING STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
WASHING TON CITY:
wEDNESDAY... %, 1857.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union adopts the theory Of the Nash
sille Union, that Gen. Zollicofer was defeated
Ia his recent effort to obtain a denomination for
Congress, because of his fidelity to Southern
tights. From this, its namesake of Nashville
draws the conclusion that the opposition in
Tennessee is willing to make an offensive and
defensive alliance with the Republican party
The Intsfligencer deplores the alleged dispo-
fition of the Administration to obtain more of
the territory of Mexico. 1t gives credence to
the rumors that the last Administration were
by no means indifferent to the acquisition of
Sonora and Lower California, and the Tehuan-
1epec route, and that the present Administra-
fion is particularly bent just now on making
the latter acquisition.
Our respectful contemporary has horror, in
deed for territorial acquisitions under any cir
cumstances. Though perhaps updply conserva-
tive for one of our age, We cannot go to the
Inteiligsncsr's extreme Oh this subject We
believe that to acquire the Tehuantepec route
rs a possession Of this Government is a matter
of great importance, indeed, to our country's
future, and shall rejoice over its achievement
at any reasonable pecuniary cost.
The United States must obtain an isthmus
transit not subject to such contingencies as those
which have so soon destroyed the availability
of the Nicaragua route for the travel and com
merce of the United States, and which threaten
80 imminently also to destroy the availability
OF the Panama route. We need scarcely argue
the national advantages of the possession of
such route; as all who are familiar with the
Importance of the Pacific coast, sections of the
eOnfederacy to those on the Atlantic slope,
must realize those advantages on a moment 5
reflection, without argument to explain and
enforce them
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GEN. JACKsoN's GOLD SNUFF Box.-The Coun-
snuff box left by Gen. Jackson, to be given to the
SON Of New York who proved himself most valiant
In the defence of his country, met on Tuesday af-
ternoon, when Gen. Scott was present, and said
he would be very happy to confer with the Com
mittee.
The chairman asked his advice i'm the matter.
and he stated that there were a number of persons
who took an active and distinguished part in the
Mexican war, and If the decision was left to him
he could not conscientiousiy select any one with
out consulting a number of the leaders in that
war. The General advised correspondence with
Gen. Quitman, now at Natchez, and Gen. Shields,
In Minnesota Territory, both Of the Volunteers ;
Gen. Twiggs, at San Antonio, Texas, and Gen.
Wool, at Troy, both Of the regular army; Gen
M. r. Clarke, of San Francisco, Cal; Gen. Per-
sifer +. smith, Of Washington, ID. c., and Gen.
Harvey. .a ~.
Gen. Scott said that the Judgment Of these OIL
GERS would be very valuable to the Committee. He
was Of opinion that any officer would he proud Of
the distinction Of receiving the box, especially II
he were young man. The General mentioned
a very deserving Lieut.. Hamilton, grandson Of
Alex. Hamilton, who was In the hottest Of the
fight at Rio Grande, Monterey, Vera Cruz, and
Mexico, and number Of others. He also spoke
Of General Burnett, but would not take IL upon
himself to say who was most distinguished with.
out consulting the officers named, az they had
more immediate supervision Of the men under
their command. The committee concluded 10
open the correspondence. vote Of thanks WA
rendered Gen. Scott for his presence and the Com
mittes.-Neic York Express,
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Mark M. Lewis, Of Albany, N. Y.-For i'm
provement In instruments for curling hair
G. H. Mallary. Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
Saisn B. Claim, Of Bath, Me;-For improve
ment In smoothing irons.N - - =, -
Alex'r Mckenzie, II Boston, Msss-For i'm
provement In combined square, mitre square and
j. A. McClelland, Of Louisville, Ky.-For inn.
provement in dental foeceps. -
Cornelius Martratt, Of New Baltimore, N "
of hay presses, &c.
Mortimer Nelson, Of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in moulds for casting.
Albert 8. Nippes, Of Lower Merton, Pa-For
improvement In grinding saws.
Manley Pac kard, Of North Bridgewater Mass
For improved method of adjusting and holding
the knives Of spoke shaves. ~. I .
H. F. Purmort, of Saginaw City, Mich.-For
improved saving machine.
Jos. F. Pond, of Cleveland, Ohio and Charles
l.. Pond, Of Buffalo, N. Y.-For improvement in
VIM. Pearce and John Lowrie, of Piedmont.
va.-For improved mode of dumping railroad
cars.
Henry l.. Randall, of Roxbury, Conn. For i'm
Pr9vement In machines for telling hat bodies.
Ezra Ripley, Of Troy, N. YeFor improve
ment in grinding mills
Palmer Shaw, of Syracuse, N. Y-For improve
ment in harness saddles
Hiram Strait, of Covington, Ky-For improved
lubricator
Thomas Stamp, of wetumpka, Ala.-For i'm
proved current water wheel
Clark TomPkins, Of Troy, N. Y, and Jno.
Johnson, OF Roxbury, Mass.-For improvement
In machinery for winding conical bobbns.
Geo. w. Tolhurst, Of Cleveland, O-For i'm
prOvement in harrows.
VIM. Wilcox, of East Hartford, Conn.-For
Improvement in swage or cable springs.
j. G. Wilson and T. G. Wilson Of Cedar Hill
Texas-For improvement in harvesters.
Hiram Wells, of Florence, Mass.-F or improve
ment in oil cans
Chas. P. s. Wardwell, of Lake Village, N. H
For Improvement in machines for forming clay
pipes.
provement in mode Of attaching boiling cloths to
reels.
Samuel J. Burr, of Brooklyn, NJ Y, assignor
to himself and Henry F. Read, OF same place -
For improved fluid metre.
Robt. Killmer and Joshua W. williams, Of
Newtown, Pa, assignors to Robt. Killmer afore-
said.-For improvement in blacksnths buteris
JnO. Taggart, of Roxbury, Mass, assignor to
himself and VIM. w. Messer, of Boston, Mass.
For improvement in potato diggers.
Henry l.. McNish, of Lowell, Mass, assignor
to himself and David c. Butler, of same place
For improved stave machine.
u. J. Washburn and f. H. Bellows, of Wor-
cester, Mass, assignOrs to themselves and c.
w ashburn, of same place.-For improvement in
brick machines.
Chas. ii. Johnson, of Boston, Mass, assignor
to himself and Joseph G. Hamblin, of same place
For improvement in Aryand gas burners
Reissnes.-W arren w. butcher, Of Milford
Mass.-For improvement in looms. Patented
June ~, 1876.
d. w. c. Sanford, of st. Louis, Mo For i'm
provement in refrigeratOrs Patented November
Ii, 1855.
A. p. Critchlow & Co, of Florence, Mass as.
signees of Alfred p. Critchlow, of same place
1856.
James Seby, of Lancaster, Ohio.-For i'm
provement in seed drills. Patented June 10, 1855.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,


vile, New York praying for the extension offs pat
ent granted to him the 10Th :July, l84s, for an
provement in " machine for cleaning Streets" for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 2cth day OF July, l857-
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at rho
Patent Office on Monday, the 9Th of July next at 70
O'Clock and all persons are notified 10 appear and
show cause. if any they have, why sand petition
ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file
IN the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth writing, at least twenty days before the day
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party TO be
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmit
ted in accordance with the rules Of the office, which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case will be closed on the
18th OF June; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be filed in the Once on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments, IL
any, within ten days thereafter.
NOTdsred also that thi, notice be published in the
Natl0nai Inte!llgencer, Union, and Evening Star,
'W was d. C.; Republican, BALTIMORE, Mary
,and; nnsylyanan, Philadelphia, Pa; Daily News,
new ork, N. l.; and Post. Boston, Mass: once
week for three weeks previous the 10Th
Gay oil July next, the day Of hearing. ..
CHARLES MASON,
Com'r OF Patents.
3. Editors of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bulls to the Patent Once, with paper
containing this notice. 22-Iaw3w
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST.-On the night of the l4th instant nj earn
Il 4 SIS Soree, HAIR BRACELET, tbelng
rec) containing places for three sets one being mis-
sing The finder will be rewarded by LEAVING n az
NO. % luth street Island. IL
(AME TO THE SUBSCRIBERS STABLE IN
Georgetown, on Bridge street, near the n :
Market House, on FRIDAY night, April l7,G&N
two HORSES. One brown horse about GOA
or ~ years old the other a lay Is 10 years odd
win one eye out. The owner will come forward,
prove property, pay charges. and take them away
ap 2-3tf X. II. BARNES x SOTHORON
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CD00 REWARD.--Ran away from his en-
@ZUU pIoyer on Capitol Hill, about the 9Th -
ROBERT BEALE, copper colored, about 81 N
years of age, of medium height. lively and ~
pleasant in his manners, and of modest address -
He was well clothed, and belonged to one of the
heirs Of the late Nathan Loughborough. He was
marked on the right thumb by bone -felon.
His owner will pay the above reward for his appre
hensLou, wherever found, snd safe Judgment in the
Washington county jail, ID. c., subject to the order
Of the owner.
He has free relations in this city.
The owner refer to Messrs. Clark x Smith, Attor
neys, corner of 9th street and Louisiana avenue.
ap E-n
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HAvENNER's PROVISION STORE.

The subscriber has opened q "PRovIsroy STORE
under the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue, be-
slant supPly Of fresh MEATS and VEGETABLES,
BANS 81 ANS EGGS, DRIED FRUIT, POULTRY,
usually contained in Market Store.
friends. and the public generally invited to
call and examine my stock.
Prices will at all times be as low the prices
ap 22-eoSts C. w. HAVENNER Agent
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AMUSEMENTS.
CARUSPS SALOON.

CARUSl'S SALOON.
MADAME D,ANGRI respectfully announces to
ments TO give one CONCERT on SATURDAY,
April 25th. She will be assisted by
Mile MATHII.DA D'ANGRI.
Mr.. THOMAS, Nloliuist.
Mr.. SCHREIBER, Solo Trumpeter,
Sig. ABELIsA, Pianist.
Tickets for sale at the Music Stores Of Messrs
MetZerott and Davis. ap2
CARusPs SALoON.-cARUSrs soIREE.
" which was post poned account of the ia cleIn-
ency OF the weather, will take place on FRIDAY
next TO Kirkwood House, and at the saloon.
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&2l0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscr.-
RCnOO Der on Thursday, Apri 9th, NEGRO -
MAN ISAAC WOOD. He is thirty wears of Oh
agsi pack complexion. about five feet and IN
hall high, and has very large lips ~
The above reward will be paid for his appre- ~.
nelslon and delivery TO IL taken in free State
OF Columbia. mix P1y ~ hiS'''N
.,o,. az Buena Vista Post Ofhce.
eP-H-u Prince Georges county Nd.
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WINDg.o3.W! SHADES,

.WINDOW SHADES,
PICTUkE CORD AND TAsSELs, &c.
,,,Ja -, SnaoSs OF every description hand and
20 9r3er, Paper hangings Borders. statues,
rasses rrats, shade Trimming, Picture Cord and
Iasseis, &c. Colored Engmvings and Autographs
Put on canvass and vanished in a superior manner
giving them the appearance af OIL Paintings.
JOHN MARkRITER,
No. $50 9TH ST, next door TO Odd fellows' Hall
ap2l Ivy A
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NOTICE OF IMPOR TANCE.-wINEs
bsss TO iniSrm iba S nR SEsan: &e-The subscribe
STOCK OF Wines, BrandIes Liquors. Sessrs s'S s@e
be oeSafsd very a reduced prices They are NOT 90
trade respectfully solicited To call and xsSine nv
wb,c VIII ~, nyo,ces are now their way here
tied. = 'o' nnsn, Al goods guaral-
aP 3-u No. 81 Pa ay. CD National Hotel
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-AGOODwORK HORSE. n
L. eight years old, sound and gentle: In ~
apS0
COOPERATION sTQcKs For SALE By
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MRS. NJ. A. HUTCHINSON WILL OPEN
~ her SPRING and SUMMER MILF
NERf on Wednesday, the I'd Of April She a
hopes her former customers and the ladies in ~
general will give her a call. and she viii showEF
NETS Do-'
Work done with neatness and punctuality. Resi-
aence-CapItol Hill, street south near the corner
of LIST street east. an i'Iy,s
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By the 18th they were duly examined, veri.
fed, stated, and the general account based on
them was sent back to the Postmaster there.
On the 2lst inst, his acknowledgment Of the
correctness Of the Departments adjustments
reached the Auditor for the Post Office Depart
ment Thsgross hostages, for delivery and distri-
button, at that office, in that quarter were
AS3SS0 60! We hold that as q business achieve
ment, this promptness, both in the New York
Post Office and the Auditors Office, has never
been excelled in the management of any Gov
ernment's financial affairs. Who wonders, now,
that the President resisted all efforts to induce
him to displace an officer competent to manage
such business in way 80 business-like.
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- Writing Fluid, warranted genuine
n Also, SteRhenss Patent interchangeable I.ondon
DARK Blue Writing Fluid. is""uo"
Stephens,s Brilliant Red London WRITING Find
SStepnenss Liquid Rouge Carmine; London.
aSots Celebrated French Ink, double snperi-
Just imported direct from Paris by
ap2 FRaNGg p.x-,o,
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MISUNDERSTANDING!

FANCY PAINTER would state 70 The nnbhc.
he Inc ne Is prepared to execute all kinds of work n
n, ine OF business sign work done for the trade
discount Sign work ten per cent. cheaper than
anS 9d standard price. ofce Signs. Fancy Signs
Please call At the Emporium, No. 81 LOUISIANA ave
nue. between 9Th and 9Th streets, north side ssn OF
the large Eagle. an siIx
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l. The eRANp CONCERT and BA1Io,s,e
MOSY LoDG Y, No: 8, l. o. o. r. .s,,sau6a1s.,'
Mnlch was unadyoidsbly postponed on
Of the weather. will take place on |e9<~<<
THURSDAY EVENING, April I'D at Opp FIJI
Lows HALL, Navy Yard. ~
Tho particulars Of which has been given in former
advertisement.
and ladies'. an On a.
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DROMENADE fESTIyAI.-There Will he /,
grand PROMENADE FESTIVAL gwen AZ
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
I'D and sd instant At which time here will be ne,s
ora tets and Trios performed Hays' Be nd Will no
attendance with SdIuerent Instruments The ra,I-
fnl VIolInist, Mr.. PHILLIP CLARK, has kindly con
sented to be IN attendance.
Abundance IN cents. Doors oman nj half mas, !,
O'Clock. Permit secured. apaSr.
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) The WESTERLY BOYS IN THE FIELD

The members Of the WESTERN HOSE COM
PANl. No. I, most respectfully announce 10 "a
their friends and the public generally, that ~
they will give their THIRD GRAND ANNT-fN
NERSARf BALL in their New Hall, ON sd, IN
between L. and vi streets, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, Apnl sd, 1857.
The Committee pledge themselves to spare neither
pans or expense TO make this the most agreeable
Ball of the season.
Supper and refreshments will be furnished by an
casIon. " wv ~
Tickets Sl-admitting gentleman and ladies'.
COMMITTEE Of Arrdngemsnts
Wv. Druy, w. q. Il. Thorn, r. n Hoffman
j.. NJ Parker, w. +. Tinker, l.. File.
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE Urea
sURY DISCRIMINATORY yesterday, April 2lst,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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ToYS AND FANCY NOTIONS, A NAM
moth Stock at LAMNoNn,s'
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BARGAINS IN OLD PIANOS AT JOHN r.
~ ELLlSS, SIG, between 9th and 10th streets
Pianos at S25 each, Pianos at SIS each,
do at S90. do at S Is each,
These are but little used, are great bargains and
Will be sold low for cash or approved notes
ELLIS'S PIANO STORE,
ap 0- SIG Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10TH
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BOARDING.

MRS. RELY, No. SIS New Jersey avenue,
Nl Capitol Hill has several PLEASANT ROOMS
which she would be pleased to Rent 10 permanent or
transient Bosrders. TABLE BOARDERS can be
accommodated. ap PSI
MRS. BATES, AT HER BOARDING
W HOCSE, on the southeast corner Of Penn,
Avenue and 9Th street. has made arrangements 10
accommodate large number Of strangers with Meals
at any time throughout the day, and Lodgings.
mar
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COm'T oil PATENTS.
r. >. Editors of the above papers will please copy,
ana send their bulls to the Patent Once with paper
containing this notice. ... ap 22-Iaw3w