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4nblit Salfs.
BY GIBSON 81 co
TPTTSTEES, SALE 7

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of
" decree of the Circuit Court for Howard county the
subscrbers, trustees will offer at public sale at
the Exchange saesroom No. 10 South Gay ST. in the city
of Baltimore, THURSDAY, Oct 2Sth, 1885, at l O'Clock
p NJ
| THE FACTORY. HOTEL AND STORE &c at Sykes
ville the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
This property containsabO TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF
LAND, including waterpower Of about thirteen and half
feet head and fall improved as follows COTTON FAC
TORY three stories and attic, built of stone, containing
Pickers speaders three sections of Cards ten each with
railway and drawing frames about 200 Throttle Spin
dies SpOoing Frames Warping MILL Szeing Apparatus,
and sXyfO Looms, calculated to make either plain
twill goods. When last in operation making very
good Osnaburgs or heavy twill. The other buildings
House for drying warps, Blacksmith Shop and Slaughter
House The Mill has appended to it boilers and steam en-
CINE of the capacity of 40 so horse power Also large
STORE HOUSE, capable of doing profitable business
Also, spacious HOTEL, containing 81 rooms STABLE dairy
and ground attached for garden This property is
subject ground rent of $500 per annum, redeemabe at
six per cent. at any time before 1861.
ALSO-THE OAKLAND FARM AND FACTORY, stu
on the main or north branch the Patapsco about
and Ohio Railroad, and miles from ResterstOwn. The
tract contains about EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND, part in
high of tlage Improvements large three story
FACTORY BUILDING, part stone and part frame, hav-
ing all necessary preparations for eight hundred Spin
dies which the Mill contains; and also eight Duck and
sixteen A Looms for either twill plain goods, with
many other articles appertaning to the Cotton Spinning
ard Weaving. The other Improvements consist of very
convenient MANSION HOUSE, ten Tenemens for opera
tives one Store House, Blacksmith and Machine Shops,
in good order Also, a very fine Barn and Stable,
Water Power head and fall about SIX feet
Parties wishing to the property will find persons on
the premises to show it to them.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree areThat
third of the purchase money shall be paid in cash
the day of and the balance in one and two
from the day of sale in equal instruments the credit pay
men to bear interest and to be secured by the bond or
notes of the purchaser with security to be approved by
T. NEvETT STEELE, lT.,,s.oo.
VIM H. G. DORSEY, I trustees
Op5O ouJs &
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9ublit Sales.
BY LENNON ~ BROGDEN
BUCHANAN'S WHARF.

IN TUESDAY,, 10Th inst, at | O'Clock
~ at the auction Buchanans wharf the carg
of schr. Jno. C. Kefler, from St. Jago de Cuba
on HHDS. CUBA SUGAR;
106 BRLs. DO. DO; part represented prime.
ocl5ts LENNON & BR0GDEN, Auctp.
- 7=:1t VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAL
Wil TIMORE AND CALVERT STREETS FOR SALE
i'll be offered at public sale, on MONDAY, No
venDer LIST, at the Exchange Sales Rooms, O'Clock P
NJ, to close estate
THE MUSEUM BUILDING, fronting 60 feet inches on
Baltimore street and running back feet inches on
Calvert street.
ALSO,
The BUILDING Immediately on the rear of the above
fronting 40 feet Calvert running back to the
west line OF the Museum lot This lot is subject to
ground rent of $500 per annum.
The two lots run back Bank Lane and offer magnif
cent opportunity for advantageous investment The
lots Wl he sold together separately Possession en-
tire buildings given april LIST 1889
Terms made known at sale or on appIication to
W. W. GLENN, Agent.
LENNON Il BROGDEN,
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4ru GOoos,

SEPTEMBER 18TH.
~ FALL OPENING OF
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS
Comprising all the newest and most attractive STYLES
In SILK ROBES, A TABLEAU
ROBES, A LEI;
- ROBES, A DOUBLE JUPE;
SILKS, by the yard in great variety.
PRINTED MER1No SG"'p '''' ''So' 'nieH' Oh
DELAINES;
PoPLiNs;
MERINO PLAIDs:
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES;
POLE DE CHEvRES;
With a complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS;
10 which will be adding all the novelties of the season
T. "a large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
ana an pOMESTIC GOODS. Also full assortment of
LOiSS and CASSlMERES, for Mems and Boys wear
$50 "ROTH FULLERTON, So Baltimore st.
EW'FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
~ AMOS LOyEJOY 4 CO.,
las just received at the New Store,
No. 195 BALTIMORE STREET
second door below Messrs. II. Easter & Co,
rrosrrD,- ,r o,- tGf~ assortment Of
UNDER-sHIRTs.
DRAWERS, &c,
comprising in part of Real Shaker Knit shirts Drawers
and half Hose; Heavy Silk Shirts and Drawers. Scotch
WOOL do do, plain and RIBBED superior Merino Shirts
anu Drawers Tor Ladies' Gents Misses and Boys; Hosiery
and Gloves in the greatest variety Ladies' Gaunet and
UndersleeveS Ladies and Misses Caters Wooen Shawls
MuoIes Capes and Hoods; WOoen Yarns Wool Wadding
Worsteds, Tidy CottonS Woollen Over Jackets Knit K
Hose best quality; Needles Pins Tapes Spool Cotton Sew
ing Silks, Boston Wadding &c, &C. Wholesale and re-
TAIL at the lowest market prces No 1875 Baltimore ST.
between Charles and Light SITS.
.B.-AMoS LoNEJOY has had no interest or connec-
on with the old store No 13 Baltimore street. since last
February having sold the entire stock to Mr. IIar at
that time oc5,tf
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40 VIM H. STRAN & CO,
OcZr0m ). Il. corner Iouhard o,,1 ~ -

E'ROooEo! TRUSSESi! TRUSSES!!
Il SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
md CUTLERY IN GFNEPaT
HElNlSCH SHEARS, SCISSORS Ann POINTS
- nooIHF ARvrps ~ -.
mn d RA /OP MD fokhs,
by SAWTG ~ i'f 4 1II anu ,garTdnte0
No. 1874 Baltimore street
ion 49, Near st. Paul street,
,1
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Goal.
NJ. KRAUSER.

THARIES G[LMOR g. CO.,
" DEALERS IN
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMlNOUS GOALS.
Office No % Law Buildings.
We have now on hand and are constantly receiving AN
THRACITE Goa from the best mines, for furnace and
cooking purposes which will sell at the lowest rates
Our stock embraces
BLACK DIAMOND, SHORT MOUNTAIN,
LOCUST GAP. TREY ORION,
COAL MOUNTAIN, ILEHIGH.
IYKENS VALLEY, BROAD MOUNTAIN
LORBERRY, CUMBERLAND COAL
We have on hand and will be constantly receiving
"Grays superior White Ash COAL from the region of the
Bait Co.'S Mines and which we warrant eoual to the Rail-
Cos Coal or any other in market in every respect The
best quality OF Coal for Furnace S. % per of $40 lbs
Cooking Coal at So per of 30 lbs Cumberland Coal
Tor sale by the car load cargo single ton at lowest
rates. orders through the p. o. attended to- auI6
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by SAMUEL II. COVER.


ffS::;f VALUABLE COUNTRY RESI-
EHL DENCE AT AUCTION.-The subscriber having
removed to the city of Washington will sell at Pub
lie Auction at the Exchange Sales Room No 10 S Cav
street, on HhIpAI, October 18th. at l O'Clock p NJ:
LIE Et1 DESIRABLE PROPERTY, formerly occu-
pe ny himself situated the road leading from Cations
me tract contains about 4 acres and adions the lands
OF ieSsrs Thomas, Ellicott and Gibson.
me improvements consist of a frame DWELLING, two
story hgh, containing rooms and other necessary out
building There is upon the land an APPLE ORCHARD.
IN Iu bearing, together with variety of other Fruit
Terms, which will be liberal will be made known at
Tune OF sale or upon application to JOS. A. THOMAS
ESQ, Attorney at Law, No. 50 Fayette street
llte lhdlSputabe. BERNARD MCGURK.
oc9-ts M al p a'tHr ..
COPPER AND CHEESBROUGH'S
- Il 4 CRANE AT AUCTION i will sell on THURSDAY
Ing October Dist at 10 O'Clock at Hooper Cheese
DroughS wharf lower end of Wolf street. Fels Point all
the following property, viz:
Ihe large and powerful CRANE, to be removed within
reasonable time; about so tons of Iron of the best quail
ty, is attached to the above
ALSO,
AT the same time and place will be sold a six-horse
used IN connection with the above for hoisting-a in
good order. " "
ALSO,
Two nine inch MANNILLA FALLS, used for hosting
and which have not been used much
Two large BLOCKS; lot of CHAINS; OLD ROPE 6c
All the above will he held private sale until the dav
Of sale Apply.on the premises Messrs. Hooper 4
Cheesehrough.
Terms at sale. sAArL H. COVER. Auctioneers.
OcStS Rail
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7 A. DUSHANE,
Os COMMISSION PAPER DEALER

~ COMMISSION PAPER DEALER
No. 40 S. CHARLES STREET. NEAR LOVgAPD
BALTIMORE, MD,
Has just received and offers for sale large and well
assorted stock of Writing, Printing, Book Wrapping
Papers Binders, Trunk, Straw, Bonnet Boards &c Hay
ing been appointed agent by Thadeus Davids Co for
the sale of their unrivalled Mucage Ink Sealing WAY
Black Sand &C. he is prepared furnish them at the
manufacturers prices. Attention respectfully solicited
to his stock generally Paper of description made
to order at short notice. apS1- ~
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COAL! C0AL!I COAL!l!
EDWARD A. ROBINS.
GOAL! COAL! COALM!

A y A L..
- CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company'S and other mines in the Georges
Greek Valley constantly for sale by the cargo load
STICKNEY Il CO,
apz+-u Exchange Place.
CaAs. FORSTER, JE. VIM r SI.cr
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NATOOD! WOOD

w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
ana Spit Tor sale at prices as low be purchased
Light street, or other wharves in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayete ftreets au1Otf
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TObatt0.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A R. Courtney's Roseneath light pressed lbs
S. s. Law, lbs NJ Bowies lbs
Henry Leans, :" C. Henry
Mountain Rose, " A. c. Courtney 5's
+. Taylor, " 20. j. Word los.
Smoking Tobacco, in bbs. and boxes
Received per steamboat and for sale by
COURTNEY 4 CUSHING,
oc6tf No 65 South Cav ST.
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f f4.:H TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
s-+Spassed in the of Thomas RoOwles Eliza
Peddicord and Others the subscriber Trustee will offer
at public sale, at the Court House at Ecotts Mills,
TUESDAY the I'd day of November, 1885, Il o'clock,
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IAL -.
COALl
HINDLiNG WOOD

- WUUDI
am now preparing my wharf, by steam power,
SAWED AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which |
viii sell and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT
less than any dealer in the city
JOHN C. MCCULLOUGH,
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
= Park and Fayette streets.
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BY virtue of an order of the Superior Court for Bati
more city the undersigned Trustee John G. Fielder
man, viii sell by public auction, at the Baltimore Ex-
change No. 10 South Gay street, on THURSDAY Az
TkRNOoN, October 2st at O'Clock, the following prop
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A ,SrIEIn 1n nh!4 FAIR PREMIUMS
operations to fill orders for Premiums tn maze h extehs
Wasra cn silver Pitcher,
scott " nowis
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CCHLOSS & BRO,
~ MER CRANT TAILORS,
No. 10 LIGHT STREET,
below the Fountain Hotel Baltimore.
By keeping constantly on hand full assortment OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and VESTINGS, they are ena
bed to furnish suits at prices that cannot fail to please
Orders filled at the shortest notice an13-n
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X EMoVAL;
~ B. T. ELDER
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
REMOVED from No. 81 Smiths Wharf to
NO. 100 SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
Opposite Camden Station of the B. & o. r. x,
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4 FFICE FOR RENT-Fine large OF
~ FlCE on I'd floor, of North and Baltimore SITS
Apply at so South Gay street au6-tf
NOR RENT.-The FRONT ROOMS on
more and Calvert streets Apply to
r. SNOWDEN ANDREWS,
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WILLIAM HOLLAND.
w UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
No. ~ n. HOWARD ST.,
Just received large and elegant of UPHOI
STERY GOODS, embracing Satin Delains, Brocatelle
Repts, Cornices, Bands, Pins &c. Also, LACE CUR
TAINS, Furniture Coverings, French and English Paper
Hangings and every variety Of Window Shades
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ON TUESDAY, 18th inst, at / O'Clock
auction stores ON Rnchanans wharf the cargC
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LNIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Il GEORGE 5. COALE.
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY STREET
AGENT WITH FULL POWERS FOR THE
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Capital 100000
HOME INSURANCE Co OF NEW YORK CITY,
Cash Capital $500 600
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO. OF HARTFORD
Cash Capital $500 600
Property of all kinds in TOWN or COUNTRY insured at
the most reasonable terms
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4 SOUTHERN AND WESTERN HEM
~ LOCK SOLE LEATHER DEPOT, AND AGENCY
depot FOR THE SALE OF SHOE PEGS at Boston and
New York prices from peck to thousand barrels at
prices heretofore unsold in Baltimore Likewise lust
opened full and complete assortment of SHOE FIND
NGS embracing every quality of the most standard Shoe
Thread Shoe Tools and Nails Lasts in everything
connected with the shoe finding business my ninbie
yece principle Of loo prices together with the largest
assortment OF hemlock and oak Sole Leather, prime Up
ers kps and finished Leather to be found in any one
in Baltimore
~ Bark Mills, Tanners and Curriers' Tools always on
land for sale. F. II. GRUPY,
~ South Calvert street,
! o4-ly One door north of Lombard.
A PAGES
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LAND FOR SALE

AyyTHSl-O, LAND FOR SALE.-A
EgIHIt ssSA FARM of l. 400 acres one of 375 acres
iIIAugA 200 acres, $50 acres, $50 acres AIS acres
saS-5@ l25 acres 376 acres, $50 acres 145 acres
acres 75 acres with many others in Maryland and Vir-
ginia; for particulars enquire of MARTIN GOLDSBOR-
OUCH, Gen. Agent, No. ~ North Calvert ST.
r. S-Aso many fine animals OF the different breeds of
horSeS, cattle, sheep and hogs.
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Bids the purchase the lands ior
separate parcels described to IT
reject either or both as may be aeeaed
most ad vantagcous Ia the government.
Bids viii until IL O'Clock OF the 3s do Of May at
which hour department will be opened.
Proposals sealed aud endorsed Proposals for the Pur
chase q he Rock Island,
the Assistant Treasurer nj 81 Louis
or 10 the Washington after the
Immediately this depart
failure make the within the time sPoci
hed, the award shal be declared null and void
JOHN b. FLOYD,
Mar 2s-Iautd Secretary Of War
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PuBrlc SENTIMENT k,SsAs QUESTION. After due
enquiry hazard nothing in saying that in this town,
which polls 100 votes, there not five demo
Gratis hut who sustain President Buhnuans Kansas poll
cy while know of more than fifty persons who voted
with the opposition the presidential election in 1876
who out and ont openly, in favor of the medi-
ate admission OF Kansas The remark holds good
throughout the county and have doubt throughout
the entire State Saratoga, Nv ~ Rpubiran.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
wA.nssros, March Is. 1855

w wAs~assros March ae, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. received al this until ths
ss day purchase rss thar
subdivision, Of
the II Illinois heretofore for military purposes
The the un.old which I,s6
divided by the aud for which proposals
are follows, viz
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IYNEXAS; HER RESOURCES AND PUBLIC
companion j. INC Ccdoyas aud correct map Of
The state of Txas Nv De Cordova Possntse 2o
! cent For sal. by TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Mar "a t SatcsS~arl 334 Penn.
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Orrcy or 1Hx WASHINGTON AQuxpccr,
Washington March :, 1855
V6ROPOSAIS arc invited for the completion Of the
Washington Aquedu according plans and specifications
exhibition this Office and after the ioh ot
ds will be received cpneen the whole work gross.
o r ,he searne works described lie specifications United
s,as .-rrnc The right to make contract whole
wos- seem most advantageous "po" o'
The bldg. II .
asaIe and the ec.ra will bc subject to the contn
The reserves the right prescribe
under each contract and isr each
Payments will he upon Treasury
on all INA yment, conpsoD the contract and will be
condition that tho wukmcn shall be paid Their full
monthly and In specie -, II.
Materials for the Washington .qucdact'
The right reject cr s bids for the
whole Of The work no, deemed ~ but e
OF work give security for the completion o. ts cna
tracts, NJ reasonable prices
Every by written signed by
one responsible persons the effect that he or they under
bidder bidders viii his or their bids bs accepted
completion The work undertaken rald guarantee 70
United states district attorney officer the
or individual known 70 the cnsscr or
tho Of the bidders, at noon q the
18th May; none will be received after that hour
comprises completion OF the dam across The Po
omac Falls building Of gate houses complexion u ma
plc,on M conduit furnishing pr building two iron
bridges laying pipes from the distributing reservoir 70 tho navy
yard principal public establishments Of Washns'on build
ns service and supply q cement
brk and al other materials for AL :" wn Isrenco re-
made To The detailed descriptions and frecicas 70 Do ex
hhitcd in this Office.
the specifications md plans exhibited AZ hs me o. ,sumg a." ~
he accepted tie monthly payments upon 'e
to be nSe by Him. unia
completion OF the contract according to tbe ccat'os
Proposals. should state thu time within ~soc
plstcd provided Congress npProprac- the funds
~ ''N'' : ~ NJ C. MEaGs
Captain Engineers,
in charge OF Washington Aqicduc
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Form Of Gaauntte-
To Capt NJ c. MruGs T. Enginecrs:
We undersigned, residents Of @ IN the State ci --,
hereby With the United states and guar
anty in foregoing bid be accepted TINT he or they
will wihn the ot the said bid execute
the with good sufficient snce 70 perform,
the work conformity to VI" terms
of tho advertisement which made And IN tho
lnhl o aforesaid We guaranty
, make the offer by the said aud
the n lowest bidder.
Signed w.
hereby certify the best u my knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and saahieh
Mar 10--dtMay11
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THJRTY..FIFTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
uousr or REPRESENTATIVES,
sarrRpAY. MARCH 27, 1853

The senate did not sit to-day,
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NOTftE OF HlIIs
BY Mr.. PIIrJIS: bill establish additional nn district
the Missouri
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THs REcENr SOLAR EcL'Psg, although not here,
well observed in Massachusetts, and in Ohio The
end Of the eclipse at the Cambridge Observatory
within Mro ssconds Of the time predicted
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~ ENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS FOR til Spring
NJ traie.STENENs, Browns Hotel will open thi day their
gcntcmcus wardrobe and toilet articles
Buying exclusively cash enabled to offer tho newest aud
best goods az uniform prices.
Mar 2o--6uf STEVENS sales Rooms, browns Hotel
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TIE RECORDING ANGEL. Iarkin X. Mcads statue Of
''Ihc Recording Angel is on exhibition at Taylor
6 Ma,,ry $, and will soon be disposed of in rattle
large number tickets have already been disposed Of
and the winner will be fortunate indeed
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PASSION on HoLy WEEK day is known as Palm
sua,y and will lc observed in Catholic Churches
the anniversary of Chrss triumphant entry into Jerus
lem, amid the shoungs of the multitude, 'Hosanna to
the Soii OF Dasdl' 1t Is also the first day Of "Holy
Week. on Gocd Friday" Of which the Saviour
cited and which is generally observed by Catholics and
Episcopalians This is also the Passover week Of the
Jews which that people have dcyouty celebrated for up
ws.,,s of three thousand years
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ID H. GIIIET, Counsellor at law has removed
hs his office his residence Franklin
Thirteenth streets He viii continue
iy 10 the United states supreme Court
2S--du
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HUNGARIAN WINE-M Messrs Freund GrossDger, of
New York, are introducing into this country rel and
white Hungarian wines, which recommended on high
authority as exceedingly pure, and not SO liable to be-
come sour the light wines Of France Ihc general
character Of the red Hungarian wines Says Dr. Charles
,ackson) is that the rcd Burgundy of France and the
white wines are between Hook and Hsutene, but
what stronger than either of them The Champagnc
wine of the Mgya PcE24o brand has also high reputa-
ton Priced lists sent by mail TO those who apply
for them.
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On motion Of Mr. HousroS, of Alabama resolution
adonted directing the Clerk Doorkeeper, and Post
aster each TO furnish to the Speaker 70 DC supnt 20
'a noined To Office under them, together with the
ete Of the appointment the compensation received ana
.%a aa Low under which the appointments were made
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

Nlns SouriwoRri the talented auhoress, is now
visit New York, and Friday night received benefit
at Banums Museum where they have been successfully
performing dranatized version OF her Bride Of
Evening After the piece, she loudly called for,
and made few appropriate remarks from of the pi
ya,e boxes thanking the audience for the compliment
and for the effective in which the tale had been
reproduced upon the stage
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

itS8fos has the London illustrated News and other
foreign illustrated ipdtts 10 which may be added
another fully equal 10 thetn entitled ,hc illustrated
News of the World Of which he has superb number
The News contains portraits OF the following American
celebrities - Haeck, Bryant, Anthem, h,erd Taylor,
Bancroft Willis The last named must have been taken
when Mr.. Willis quite youth, aud Mr.. Bancroft
ma, also thank the News contributor for taking num-
Der of years less than his real age from the picture
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hREssEs ron rnE FANcY RAIl,,l

III = . :. 10. "
PHILLIPS C,sinucr No, asa n,wcry will in
Washington day OF Ap with grcut variety pcndd
costumes entirely which viii he
Arr Irsi4crm this give tho
nddro.x OF Mr. Phillips. lntcl&Saesl I-3t
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PRAYER meetings.. .if the attendance ut the prayer
meetings in this city and Georgetown indication
of the religious interest in this region 1t may be safely
said that the interest is increasing and deepening
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GRAPE SHAWLS.--MAD. BRAEAIER, 334 Nfassa-
chues avenue 18th and 18Th streets bcsches and
clean. Crane Sta Wis ali 19-2wds
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.

OrT1cy IHE AQUEvrCT.
Washington, March :, 1858
I1ROPOSAIS are invited for the completion OF the
Washington Aueduct according plans and spesidcstons
which will he on exhibition and after the 10th of
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COIVheI "a taVHIIy commanding
Major Irwin MuDowrrI,
Assist. Adj Cen, headquarters of the army n. Y
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JAMES j. DICKINS, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
- Patent Claim and General Agency ONCE southeast Corner
seventh and 7 streets LII
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sssS-A LIKENESS TAI ENi-1taInhsi ~ 'os -
s.ey one lei uants deesnt
ZtAys goes Resides never been aee-ivg - -
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nd eArriet out By psrsons ~
IN p ~ sads o our nntAhls LMRRo YPL re
fhVIVdkAPHS. Of chArae sr koti 80, -,
shish fot beauty Of enih aecarsey of 5.s 20
-.si And surpassed eJ All In,
Ana warranted 10 please,
rhS a. one dollar and GIBRS T.SrI. :, a..
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