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Taylor Miles Taylor frpe ward. Warren waikn White wh
ley wnslow, wooton, wortafl5ke, Aosrssw r. Wright
NAysMessrs Abbott Andfcws, Benneit B,hnshursr
Campbell 6;se chldee Ezra CLARK ciawsou cocte,el svfs,
oomns csyods Cox erarr sarr amrc II Winter DAVIS john
Dawes Dean, nek Dd nrfee Engish rrn-worth, f,nn fo
ss c,eS g1aSp Iae"ea ' W a Robert Hail. s" S'aaf n %
tsurri Thomas Harris nskn Hoard, Horton, ho~srd Kellogg
hs rmpy sns s,sn sH a ara ss sS a
somery, Morgan, Morrill, Edward Joy Morns Isaae ucrT
ker Petit Pike, Potter pc'ie, p1ryiance, tucaud Rche
Ro0eF Rsc 'ss sn H'sp snna sna w@" ss as
Iappan, Tirer rhompson romrkn Underwood ss waedss
wahrcn Walton cai-sAcr wsshbune, tlhhu wa-hbun,
Non vorISG strrs Branch, carsners, porsee
Clark Clark cochrane, Bie Gsrus,s bksnan Hall ks.
tTni Moore oiyer A Morse aud srlles--la
Before The result OF the vote asaoaneed seveal
members changed their votes. stating tha, they da so
understanding that the appeal was to be withdrawaI
Mr. HARRIS said that his proposition would preseps
the case fully and fairly for the action Of the House He
was willing that the majority should epors and that his
statement should I've received The views Of the minority
little than demurrer t. the action Of the ma
ority Ii that demurrer ovenuled, then the mi
nority would ask to present the House their views SO
far as they were dcducible. He asked the gentleman
from Georgia II he would have any objection TO this
Mr. STEPHENS replied that he would have none what
ever That was the why he had delayed his re
port for week.
Mr.. LEECHER, Of Virginia, said he would like to un,
derstand the matter The gentleman from Illinois
claimed ths tight 10 file demurrer to the action OF ma
orty If that defeated, then he asked to up
again with second report and try the again
Mr.. HARRIS with animation and spirit, replied that
he claimed nothing and those who acted with him
claimed nothing as matter of privilege. and they want
ed to object to their making report let them do IL
MI LE1CHER had objection to their making their
report in the regular way, but he should object to the
minority having chance with their demurrer, and
falling in that taking another.
Mr. HARRIS very glad that the gentleman had
expressed himself freely He bad taken his appeal
the consciousness that the decision and ongM
to be reversed by the House Still reseryinH the
right to make his report whenever the report Of the gen
eman from Georgia should be made, he withdrew his
appeal from the decision Of the Chair without conseng
to the presentation of the report of the majority.
And then, Mt 20 minutes OF four o'clock, p. m the
House adjourned till Monday next.
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TO TIE CITyZENS OF WASHINGTON.

proprietor call the attention Of strangers an fc
ircp Of Washington 10 very superior Holland whh
public under the Of Woe he
dam Aromatic Schnapps n
This gin manufactured by the proprietor exclusively al hs oho
scheda Holland from the best harley that cah
be procured Europe cost aud Favored and meda h
the harsh berry by the choice botanical variety Oh
the aromatic Italian juniper berry whose vinous extract us
with ririuous and thus becomes cen
of exquisite aavpr aud altogether transcend
cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known. .aHa
proprietor has submitted 10 nearly the whole medical faculty
aud about tour c
cns and chemists Who endorse IT, their enatWe
asa mo desirable addition TO tho mntcra meica
who purchase should be careful 10 get the genuine article
whole flooded and limitations
quart and bottles Of osen each md Ter
respectable druggists in the United States
UpOII1IO WOLFE
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot No % Beaver street New York
pccI 3mf
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OFFICIA Il.
TREAsCRY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February IL, 1858
HEREBY GIVEN that scaled proposals will be received
department until the fifteenth day Of March proAmo for tho
portion tho whole cf Ave millions Of dollars IN treasury
exchange gold the United states deposited with tho
treasurer States of The Mint Pha
pha The treasurer mint New Orleans the
New York. Charleston St Louis within
acceptance d sas proposals. under the authority Of hs
Congress entitled ~ authorize the issue Of treasury
notes approved 23d December 1857.
The treasury the receipt here Of certificates
fdepo9c the edit of the treasurer Of the uu
will be made payable to the order Of such bidder
agree such exchange the lowest rate ch
exceeding and will carry such
rate from the date certificate Of such dcpostc.
without contain other fractional rates
half. three foats o Que per e'nnm Five
per cred hc exchanged must t~ deposit
ed with treasury enumerated whose eerh
dcposie each proposal as security er
its fudnicn proposal accepted ioms'e'e directions
given return such dcposic should the proposals be van
ant from provisions Congress Of M notice. they
will be considered t'fs
proposals this be scsrd aud inscribed on mo
outside Proposals Treasury Notes They viii be opened this
department at Il O'Clock m on fifteenth day March
HOW'LL COBB
Secretary cf 'hv Treasury
Feb IL diff Intel &star
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HENspRI Al.

By FLORENCE rennsyfecria Tho memorial Of
aad others philadelphia h behnd aneys hue ocean
Philadelphia and savannah and the
dies Committee the Post OHc
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. RUFFIN, of North Carolina at his request was
oused from further service on the Committee ON Ac-
counts.
Inc SPEAKER laid before the House message from
ne resident of the United States transmitting the re-
por. OF the Attorney General with accompanying papers,
~ 'eason TO the act for the Improvement of the laws of
.ne District OF Columbia which referred to the Com
mittce on the District of Columbia and the mcaooc or
dcrod to be printed
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I'M lRTY NINTH INSTALMENT.-Now in store,
the thirty ninth nsalmcn "f celebrated "houseuie cot
3 cas- "uiics' on'' F.
3 "everl,stng shrt,pg cotton
the produced in This country enh
piece them guarantee Of their sur
passing excellence.
benefit and re'en
pieces Mi other rhoctipg coton nu
ding the English cloth and American 'waer twist
pieces plain and plaid csnbrics brIanes, with al ons
kinds OF white goods.
New supplies the North aud Fast daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures. '
All old bills must be paid prior 10 beginning
Al bids prceutcd tor monthly cash. notes wil na 70
acceptable. We q, ufexiblo in this rule.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on IN ~
PERRY BROTHER
stores, w building
March - tie Market
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MOURNING ILKs.--opcned to-day 20 pieces

MOURNING SILKS.-0pcned to-day 20 pieces
WI various styles, widths, and prices mourning silks
A low choice styles second mourning silks A
Tho goods cnho %
cncr all such fabrics at prices favorable the consumer
Our northern and eastern correspondents send us ne"
daily. a.
One price only marked In PLAIN figures therefore no CUSTOMER
ovcroiarged. -.
All old bills be settled before made We se
flexible this point -
We credit business II NV
distrcssingly large
Bills presented for monthly, .-.---...
determination cah pu.nrI
pose without disturbing the pleasant relations which
bewcp ourselves long series o' y
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Sorcs," west butdlng
March 9-I0tdh opposite Centre hnse'
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nAILY OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES IN Alb
IL class fancy and staple dry goods adapted 10 genera
All entire stock of fancy silks sbaw merinocs, mcn-ssn
m'ulos No, at vastly aud recently reduced prices -,
One only marked in pnu figures consequently nssIeshO
buyers ovcrchargcd.
Hills presented FOR monthly.
3" " h determined make trado rs near
business possible without disturbing pleasant relations W
series Of years.
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores west buIuingt
March p--t0tdf opposite Centre Market
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MINNIE RIFiES--Two Thousand Tor SAFE, ~
inns. March IL div
LNFTEEN YEARS AMONG THE MORNONo-
Being the Narrative Mary D. Smith, a'e OF o'
Salt Lake Cty. Price 81 %.
Just Published and for sale by .,nv
Mar l0--tt fGlohe1 TAYLOR Mthi'
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Feb IL ,iif
INrARrMy~r oF STATE.
Washington. March D, 1858.

,hi. department from O. eu
ruiaI consul Bordeaux OF the death h that
place Columbus Fenwes citizen Of tue United States,
several pas resident ut Bordeaux Mar ls'
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n-LnLn nIaLL-Ia LI-IL.- -
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For Rent and Sale.

sAtE 9R ,6s MpR3yEP
nni rooms Tenant House SABLE sn cs22sae
honse. with other buildings. and pump of good
There are on the grounds also about 100 bearing
Dsaon tfse: about bout 7s sPgs trees cherry pear and
vines. forming an arbor,, with gooseberres, straw .
berries IaspSsrries. and eurrspts rose and other
trees; situated south first toll gate. about
a.nsss f% es Ssrs nS the
JNO. f. KENDALL,
ap 2l-n ~ street. near the City Hall.
NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
At PRIVAE sA LIZ The subscriber has for pri
as
oo1tslnlng eleven rooms. built IN the best manner,
provemssntsaEas and water, y furnace. 40 range. nc
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession glyen;
apI4d Auct'r and Com. Merchant.
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A NICE httle
L FARM, less than 10 miles from Washington.
on a good road IL may be ex changed for city prop
eIty. Apply to III. N. LANSDALE. at the corner
ofsth and NJ streets. or through Post Office.
sp .8-lm'
nor SALE.-A valuable FARM, containing sa
acres OF lard, Indsr hugh state Of cultivation,
miles from Washington. on the Queen Anna's Road.
venient 100 acres will be sold If desired. For
further information apply to GEO. w. BRAY, eal
Property Agent, No. z62 9Th street, between NJ and
streets north. up x--lm"
EOR SAL E-A convenient NEW BRICK
l. HOUSE, ellglbly situated and within few
minutes wslk Of the Eeveral Departments. This
property will he sold on reasonable terms as very
long credit Will DO given on portion of the purchase
money. II. ". LANSDALE.
Wood and Coal Yard, l4th st,
ap2llm south of pa. avenue.
EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
i of the building occupied as an office by e. =.
WalIach and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply :" RICHARD WALLACH. ap6
nor SALE-HANDSOME RESIDENCE on
l. the HeIghts of Georgetown The subscriber,
trustee, offers for sale that spacious and hand
some Residence IN GEORGETOWN, formerly occu-
pied by Chas. w. paIrO, Esq.
The property comprises an entire square oi Gound
flowers, &c, Il large and well butt green house,
with plants IN great variety.
There are alsO on the premise es stables. carriage
house, and otner convenient out houses.
The dwelling house Is large AMI rOOmy. having 4
front OF 95 feet, with the wings, and commands
of the finest views of the Potomac river and the
country around Ii is heated by a furnace, lighted
by and contains bath fixtures for hot and cold
water, a large clstern, kitchen range, and almost ev
ery convenience for hrst-class house.
Possession can he gwen Immediately. For fur
SAINT. c. EDES, Trustee,
At PairO 4 NOurse's Banking House,
ma 5-eo3w opposite Treasury Department.
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UI IIIt W dsNILkIUu 4 QUcuUCI.
Washington City, A prIl %, 1853. ap28 tI3M

rVNO MATILDA FONLER, JOSEPH EHR-
i MANTROUT AND CHRISTIAN EHR-
MANTROUr, HIS WIFE, JoSEpH KLEIN
DEITZ AND MARY KLElNDEITZ. HIS
WIFE, AND WILLIAM FOWLER AND ALL
OTHERS WHOM THIS NOTICE OF CON
DOMINATION MAY CONCERN:
lUu are hereby notified that the Hon. w IllIam NJ.
Merrick. Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
the District of Columbia, has this Gsy, my ap2I-
cation the authorized az eEt of the United States.
issued his warrant directed To the Marshal of the
said District commanding him to summon ID. J of
eisn,een good and law tul men, 10 meet on your land
called Lots Nos. 10 ana ~ of Fox tract, 10y what
soever name ar names the same may he called,
lying in the County of Washington IN the District
of CoiumbIi and west of Georgetown and north Ol
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal on FRIDAY. the
llth day al May, u653,D at al o'clock the fore
noon Of said day, Tor the purpose otvauIng and
onnSemnIng part Of said lots Of grdSnd as oi az
absolute estate IN perpetulty, IN the SAID United
States, for tho use of the Washing On Aeueduct
and assessing all damages which the owners thereof
shall by reason of the SAID United States
cutting and constructing the saId W ashIuggo goI
Aqueduct through SAID piece of land; when aud
where.you will attend If 10 you II shall seem meet.
Nj. e. MEIGS,
Captain OF Engineers, Chief Engineer
Washington Aqueduct.
Washington City, April -, 1853. ap 2I-d2w
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Sold everywhere.

W CARD.
are receiving and opening superior stock oi
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, also, OF
choice sty les of summer of Cloths, Cassmeres
vestngs, Linen, Drills, and Duck, OF the latest
Paris patterns for gentlemen and youths. There
nave never been offered this market such articles
of style and make cannot be manufactured to or
der IN THIS city.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
ap l9-6w 322 ia. av., betweeB 9th and 10th SITS.
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ITO SAMUEL McKENNY, SAMUEL r. Nc
L KENNY, JOHN :. BERRY, PHILIP II.
BERRY and SARAH Berry has wife, MAR
GAREr ANN T. OSBORNE. CHARLES N.
CRAGIN aud HENRIETTA r. CRAGIN has
wife, NJ AIRY F. CRAGIN. CHARLES ii. CRA-
GIN, Jr.. DAVID ENGLISH. Ann VI. MASON,
JAMES VI MASON. EILKECH MASON,
J0nN :. BERRY. HGtiH CAPER ,ON. vii,
=. BEkRr, DAVID /. SHOEMAKEK, aud
FRANCIS ID. SHOtMAkER, and all others
whom tins Notice of Condemnation may concern:
You are hereb, notified that the Hon. William NJ
Merriok, Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court Of
the Distinct oi Coiumba, has thls day. on NY NJ pI
cation, the authorised agent OF the United States,
issued hIs warrant, directed To the Marshal of the
said District, commanding HIM Ia summon a jury Of
eighteen good and lawful men IL meet your
land called Fox by whatsoever name or
names the same may be called, lying in the County
of Washington IN SAID District of Columbia,
west OF GEORGETOWN, and On he north of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal son Thursday, the 18th day Of
May next. 1853, ct IL O'Clock, IN the forenoon OF
said day, for the pur pose of vauing and condemn
Ing q part Of said piece of land of absolute
estate in perpetulty In the said United States, for
the use of the Washington Aqueduct, and assess-
Ing all dh which the owners thereof shall
tain 10y of the SAID United States cutting and
constructing the said Washington Aqueduct
through said piece of land; when and GU will
attend II to you II shall seem meet.
Respectfully, Nj. e. MElGS,
Captain of Engineers, Chief Engineer
of the Washington Aaueduct.
Washington City, A prIl %, 1853. ap % tlSM
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LNOR SALE.-A FARM, Ga miles from Wash
L ington, containing one hundred and ninety acres
(l9o) of land and fine improvements. Terms, a
credit of years, If wanted. Apply to GEO.
THOS. PARKER, or +. A. Ryther, on the p,emi
ma l-eo2w"
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n COiINf Vh F6R .Tba EdItor ~ ~

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR = ALE.-The Editor Of
the Evening Star is authorized to sell, very oc-
cOmmodatIng terms and at a low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culpe2-
er. It contains about $40 acres, of which 80 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land, fine con-
dItOn for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three miles from Cul peper Court House. IL has upon
it q small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
Ings. All the arabe land not IN cultivation is well
set IN grass. To gent eman seeking country res
ldence this farm oilers attractions not surpassed If
equalled, in Piedmont Virginia. building site upon
the farm commands a fine mountain prospect, and 4
view Of the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil Is OF ex ceent original quality, and pecu-
iarly adapted the production of wheat, and Is at
present in a good state of Improvement. The owner
will sell IL for less than It's value. 1t early application
Is made. Persons wishing ~ purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Esq, Ed
itOr Ofthe Stsr. 8p9-lawtf
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CLYMOUNT PAVILION.

rLYMOUNT PAVILION.
u A NEW SUMNER RESORT,
For FIsHISG, BATHING, AND RURAL SPORTS.
The undersigned respectfully announce To the oIt-
IZens of Washington. Georsetown, aIr &IA
Alexandria, that they wit open on the 18th WI
of May, at Glymount, tcommon.y called As.-.lRl
Msrbury's Landing i've miles below The - hIte
House, on the Maryland shore. = rev and SPA
CIOUS PANlLION,wIth Dining Room, Dressing
Rooms. and all other convenlenoes attached.
Every facility will he afforded to Schools, AssocI-
atIons, and Clubs.
Every arrangement will be made for Fishing,
Bathing, &c.
The large Spring on the premises 10 sad 20 be one
of the purest and heathIest IN this hole section.
Parties wishing to secure exclusive use vi the
Pavilion csn do on cation TO &. H. Anderson.
Statloner. street. near 7th.
a Steamboat can bs chartered for Excursions on
application to X ichard II. Wallach, Geo. Mattngly.
or H. =. Page. The latter gentleman Is lifting up his
Boat with fine Saloon, and wall lie readv To accom-
modate Excursions or and sfter the 18th Of May
next, JONES a MILLER,
ap 2l-2awtf ProprletGrs.
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Boots, Shoes, &c.
ooTS AND HOES.

ROOTS AND SHOES
The attention OF families and others are respect
fully called TO my present supply Of the2f61
above articles, and particularly those for
Boys and GIris, which being of my ownK
manufacture, may be relied upon being -
in every way deserving of their attention.
Particular attention pad 60 measured work.
J. X. MORGAN,
sos. south side Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and 10Th sts.
% c2-Svt
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EUGENE DUPUY,
Il SoLE AsENT FOR PrEssx & LuBIS's

PER FUMERY AND COMPOUNDS.
The Agency for the United States of Messrs.
PIesse a l.ubIn. Perfumery Factors IN London,
having been transferred from the late firm OF Inger
IL CO., SgS broadway, to my own hrm. Mr.. Geo. J..
lnger being now In connection with my establish
ment1 beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally, that shall keep
on hand and IN bond n constant supply Of PIesse
Lublns articles; such as the FRANC pannI Perfume,
ard ITS compounds, the Pestachlo Nut preparations
ali their varieties; 10 which may he added, from
time la time, whatever snId hm may INTRODUCE IN
market, combIuIng excellence with noHeity., Mei-
chaits NAV rev upon their ords.s beng hled with
pronpt ness and care aLd on lavnIshie terms as
bsratnfors r.. DUPUN,
6Na T}roadway, New York.
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NJ A X b l. T. w % X X B.
wM. RUTHERFORp,
dRTIFIC ER IN MARBL r,

dkIIFIC r NJ IN NJ n % Il
T. Street, between 18th and lSth Streets North.
WASHINGTON CITY.
Invites public attention To has extensive stock OF
besutiful designed aud Elaborsteiy Carved MAN
Tells la a variety Of Marbles, together with a
choice assortment of STATUARl, whlch for de-
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, Snd are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assort-
ment of Plain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stones nj very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed TO order with
punctuaIty and dispatch.
Estma,es gwen Tor Brovnstone or Marble work
o North River Fiagng, and every other work ia
our line.
Please call and make inspection Of our stock.
". B.-MAke a note of the address. fsl7-cn
w. PLANT. UNDEETaKER, No. 4s 7th
j street, bctwee q and II, keeps
constantly on hand every article re ~ -
auired in his Ine-a line Hearse,
Patent Corpse Preservars, &C. &c. HIS charges are
modeTafa aud ms attention instant on call, any hour
of the day night Hacks furnished for funerals at
lowest possible rates. aps-lN
SPENCER'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED
- States being nearly completed, specimen of
Binding in Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up
expresly for the work can he seen at the ofioe of
tile publisher l99 7th street. Detween and r..
ap I7-f JAMES CARTER. Agent.
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN, sevrhty hive
4 n years of age, whose sands OF lIfe have
/neary run out, discovered, while IN the East In
fdies, q certain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
4 bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, aud General Debility.
Il The remedy was discovered by him when his on
n ly child, daug ghter. gwen up to die. WISH
ing 70 do as much good possible, he will send TO
such of his afflIct ed fellow beings "a request IT.
this recipe, with full and exploit directions Tor
making IL up, and successfully using II. He re-
quires each applies nt to InclOse him one shilling,
three cents To he returned postage on the re- 4
cpe, and the remainder to be applied to the pay
ment of this advertisement.
Address DIR. II. JAM rs, l9 Grand st. Jersey
CITY. y. J. ap % lm
1.-TWO VEKY NICE CHICKERING PIANO
L FORTES having been taken IN eI--Ha
change, Will be sold very low, accOmmo- R&3$
dating terms. Aso several other secOnd-Utf'
hand ones at the PianOforte and Music Store Of
w. g. METXEROTT,
ap2 corner of llth ST. and Pa. ave.
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Miscellaneous.

SEVENTH VOLUME BANCROFT'S HIS.
- tory of ths United States, being that portion oi
the Revolution preceding July <th ITO. this oay
published.
fRANCk TA1 LOh.
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6oa Brosdway, New York.

H. The rcal Franglpanni Perfume Is msnuiac-
tuSs. ,niy nv Messrs. PIesss n IuhIn, OF london.
and they iske fhs purtunty to caution purchasers
ag,tnsi 3tnisi ,nns of hch there are many; rome,
hnweyar approacn IN any degree, the oAqulhte lfh-
vra.cc As made 10y r. & J..
sFRANGIPANNI BOUQUET;
FRENGiPANNI OIL for the Hair, exqusItely
hcFRhSGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years aud part delightful fragrance To articles
'"rRANGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP.
PRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Take hot cin :
der betwe the tongs. put place OF Incense upon
H. snd the apartment will be hshtfuly perfuH ed.
FRASGIPANNl POMADE. Tins is IN lial-
ian ung ueEt for the hair It's superAtlve fragrance
has gwen % a world wide reputation.
FRANGIPANNI SATCHET.
Sold eNeTNW here. ms WI W.
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DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
IL DEALERS For rent. for ten ears. vacant
LOT upon Dh street. 81 by l.9 feet. nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply To DIR. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
nm qyV.
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uUMPHRIEs &JUENEMANN's

III PLEASURE GARDEN
This popular place OF Summer resort, SO cOnvenI-
ent for an hours recrest ION Of all m Wash IA
Ing ton, will lie opened for the season on nycAY
the afternoon Of Monday. the Sd OF May &s:k3
proxlmO, when, and on each succesdIng Monday
throughout the season. a fine Band Of Muslc will
he attendance and the Dancing Saloon Will lie Tree
TO all respectable visitors.
Throng hOut the last season this admirable khas-
ure Garden gave unIversal sat s1actlOn. and was
patronsed 10y many thousand persons OF both sexes.
Encouraged by the patronage then bestowed On
them, the pIOprIeors have made their rang ements
for the coming season on a more EXTENDED and hDo-
raj scale. which cannot fail Ia delight ali visitors
The fol owing rules must be observed 10y al their
patrons:
Ist No political discussions whatever will be per-
mtted.
by their parents or guardians.
Sd. No ntON cated person permitted TO enter the
gates or to remain on the premises.
The public wili, AZ slance. comprehend the ne-
csssity for the due enforcement II these regult-
tIous whlch will he the business nj the police OH
GERS " ho vail always be IN attendance.
HUMPHREYS JUENEMANN,
Propretors Of the Pleasure Garden,
on the corner If 4th ard SITS,
sao-lmd Capitol Hill.