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~ REMOVED,
L o LOUISIANA AVENUE, Between 9th and
7th streets, No. 81. next door to E. r. White 90
where ! shall he pleased to see ali of INV forme,
customers citizens and strangers. shall endeayOr
to keep complete STOCK OF GROCERIES !, r
all kinds, and sell them as cheap, if not cheaper
tn IN any house in the district. Purchasers vii
please call and examine for themselves before mr.
chasing. as am sure 1t will be to their advantsse
DC 2-eo2w H. l. NEAIE
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
NITY ACADEMY, 4e3 10Th Street West.
PROF. J. FILLS Glasses i'm the higher branches
Of Math ematIcs. &c, will commence on Monoay,
October 4th, at O'Clock p. m. Terms applica-
ton. Oc2-2W
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USICAL INST UCTION.

MISCELLANEOUS Editor Democratic Review; Secretary
Oriental Lodge, No. ls, U. o. r.; w. y. M T. At
October 2. WIN JONRS p N
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nNE SECOND HAND MELODEON. at SIS,
- and one Second hand PIANO, at SIS, Mt the
Mu,ic Store of
ocS w. c. ETZEROTT.
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STRICT TENPERANCs MAN We were
accosted the other evening, says the editor OF
Boston paper, by gentlemanly looking man
evidently balancing u clever sized brick in his
castor.
. say, mism mister, will you be kind enough
to tell me the way to Broadway"
" No Broadway here, SIR this is not New
York.
"Oh ah yes, that's fact. Well, | beg
your pardon your pardon-pardon.; show me
Fourth hstreet-Mil-Miller's Hotel"
." Now you're in Philadelphia, old boy
Wrong again"
Ha La well, L IN darn a confused, that
fact. All right. Please to tel me who
whether it's left OF right | take to Holiday
street,
d" That's a street that ain got this way yet.
Perhaps you are thinking Of the city OF Balti-
more -
Well, where the deuce am /, stranger, any
We told him in Boston.
lie Jammed his fists into his pockets, after
hitting his hat a smash, and stepped out, OBJ
serving:
"WeIl, I'm darn'd il follow this temper
ance caravan any longer"
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~ WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,
w wEOLEeAIH

"A T. ID Is l. Z X
No. ID HanOrsr street, corner Of Gsrman.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Agents for l.. l.. Brown Il Co; Thomas Colt.
Carson Bros Co.; DIckey, Ross Dickey; IA
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills; Gibson Cros by
Robbins: X. K A. n. Hubbard; Jessud Laffin:
J. +. nE co owen & Hurlbut; Platner Il Por-
ter; Platner d Smith; Parsons Paper Company;
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sycamore
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. q full assortment of Book binders Leather,
Cloth, Gue. &c; Printing Papers, News and Book:
CooIed Papers Of all kinds; >traw Boards; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
colorod; Printers Cards and card Boards in eyery
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
fol! assortment Of French Folio Post. Pscke,
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers, ali kinds ;
SheathiGg, Tark AID Spice Papers; Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
" Paper of every description made 10 order.
an 26-Sm
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IL At New Village, In Warren County, on
Friday last, during celebration by the Repnbli-
cans, nails, Sc-, were indiscriminaieiy forced
into a cannon the load OF which exploded dur
ing the operation from the effects Of which Iouis
S-ld-n, yonng man Of about twenty three wears
had bis hand and arm so badly torn as 10 render
anpGtatlon necessary. Some time afterwards
several fingers OF the Injured man were found In
the 10 ket Of by- -standsT.
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MISTAKES OF NOTWITHSTANDING IN THE
WRONG Bed The Wheeling Val InteIli-
gencer is responsible for the following: can
acquaintance of Ours-Brown-sleeps in the
third story Of one Of our hotels. On Sunday
night, contriry to his usual sbstemious habits,
Brown concluded to indulge himself in the lux
ury of hot whisky punch. The liuuor had
the effect to set his spirits in a glow. Brown
argued with himself, automatically, if one
whisky punch will make a man feel good.
what will two whisky punches do? He took
another punch. Ii was now bed time and
Brown becoming slightly top heavy, started d
towards his domitory. As before stated, he
roomed in the third story. Being a little
heavier or this occasion than usual, Brown of
course experienced more difficulty in getting
upstairs. Owing to his fact lie thought he had
attained greater altitude thar he really had.
The consequence was, in the first place, that
Brown, in all Innocence, entered the room i'm
mediately below his own, in the second story
This room belonged to a lady aud gentleman,
but was unOc:upied at the time of Brown s
entrance. Tho room WIS very much like his
own, and Brown not being intimately 8c-
qudntcd with himself proceeded to divest him
self Of bis habliiamcnts and got into bed. Just
as he had fallen into a sort of dreamy drunken
wakefulnesS, he felt soft hand wandering over
his face and pressing his temples in a very
afecti0nate manner. lie leaped with a sudden
LOuIu ato tHc uluule OF the 0OCr, and the lady,
for such il was, screamed and ran down stairs
Meeting her husband, who had just come in, the
lady informed him of what she had discovered
and ho6 she very roarly made terrible mis-
take. The husband went up to his roOrn, ac-
eompanied by a couple Of servants and found
the door locked. In answer to repeated thuinp.
lngs on tie door Brown answered in great in
dlgnatIon that rather than be interrupted in
that way he would leave the house, and accord
ingly commenced TO harness up Meantime
the true state of things flashed across bis be-
iadtlei intellect as ne opened the door he
sto ID out in bold relief to the husband and
servants, looking the picture of shame and con-
fusion. Being proverbially polite man Brown
sood humbly passing his hands over each other,
as he related how the mistake occurred, seem
ingly
Washing Ills hands in invisible soap
AID imPrrcrptitle water.
His profusc apologies and hasty exit saved
tim from being Precipitated headlong down
stairs. He has not been seen a table since and
IS SUPPOSED to have sought another boarding
house
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DCRTRAlTS FOR THE MlLLION-A per
feet Portrait of yourself 70 s25 cents, warrartsd
not TO fade 20Ol of these beautiful pictures made
DJ w OdIey In nine weeks. No charge unless the
sIttor is perfectly satisfied. Pictures ON paper for
81 csLts, which be sent by nlail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand, Sun
light not required. X. c. W0ODLEY,
PhOtog rapher, No. 2i2 r street,
1el@-sm nsar WilArds'.
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CS DUPONT'S o.
cJ U N u w ID R. I'D
w. ALBERT KING. GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. for
years past the Soe Agent in the District Of Co.um-
BIN for Messrs. Dupont Il Co, Cf Wilmington, Del
aware, keeps constantly on hand large stock of all
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
by them, embracing, Ia part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in 25 and 50 ID. kegs
Cannon and Musket DO, ~. y. Govern
ment proofI IN g and 81 ID. kegs
Ducking Powder, in G1s. l215 and 25 IL Kegs
DO. do. mi and u b. capistePs
diamond Tram do. IN Id canlsters
Eagle Rifle do. in 81 aud Iah h. kegs
Do do i'm and j H. o. niste1s
F,FF, FFF, DO. in5 and h ID: canisiers
. Do. do. In n h. TASKS and can:sters
virginia Klfe do. In ID. canisters
and packages.
All OF the above will be sold at manu- facturers
prices and delivered free Of charge to any part of
the District.
The ensracter of Duponts Powder has been SO
well and favorably known for a half century, that
We deem II unnecessary to say anything iR Its
~ We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style Of packages TO sportsmen and
others.
iD- Office no. IS High street. immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. Sc S-tf
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GENTLEMEN's &c oSStSSSTHING SSU MADE To

EENTLEMENe CLQIHING MADE TO
VI - ORDER.
WALL, STEPHk No, co. respectfully IN
vIts the attention Of gentlemen 20 their present
lSrze and VeTr desirable pssOrtnlert OF 6ne
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velvef, silk and Sat
In vESTISGS, emuIacing all grades, colors, and
styles OF fashionable maj erlals adapted to mems
wear, which they will make TO order, IN the beat
style of workmanship and finish, at Incss muoh
cheaper than the usual CITY rates
Constantly nn hand ore ot the lsrge,t- ssortments
Of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
boy 70 he found ~ this city
WALL. STEPHENS n CO.,
COG SO Pa az. hetWeen 9TH ard 10th efreAfa-
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Musical Instruction.

Music ACCOMPLISHMENT.
rroi. DE CENlEL has q few more hours 20
spais, Nhch he will devote Ina giving a 90 perior
ts votse % MIsioA lnstro ction, rsrely 70 be met
WIN, on the Harp. Pas oforfs, Gsitar, S,ssssr
ano clasu@l OTEds Plaptss. &o.
n. B-No Instruction whatever viii n. .;v.,
where payments are not made IN advances
EnEagsments can be made by callinr Al his Nav
Musical Repository, corner nth street and Pam.
avenue. - n 80
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE The sub
scrl5sr offers for sale q splendid House and Lot
on terms to suit the purchaser. The honse and lot
are situated within one miles wal Of the Capitol
Eor further Information apply TO J. BAUMGAP-
TEN, No. 27 street, between the hours of 81
O'Clock and o. o'coek D. m. NOS III
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%OR RENr-Ihe DWaLLISG HOUSE No,
4 4SS street, on the square immediately eaet Of
TIE front OF The City Hail. next door TO the rezidencs
OF }. ~. Carlisle 1.-THE proprietor 10 whom appilca
ton may he made. The house will be rented only
rent will Ice $50 per pay able at such periods
as may De agreed on. Sc % If
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WALL. STEPHENS q CO..
w No 81 Psss. Aossss.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READY-MADE
CL0THIN6,
FOr School AID Dress Wear,
Parents and guardians wishing 10 furnish fAetr
children and wards with School and College Outhis
Tor the coming season, sre invited 10 exaune ouT
present large and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they can nj out their children u AL sl1es m
few minutes, with every description Of RRapy-
MADE GARMENTS OF substantial and durable suAlity
WALL STEPHENS CO,
au 2u No. 80 Pa. av.. bet 9Th and 10th sta
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hWELLlNG- HOUSE FOR RENT-The
- House OF Mr.. Ellet, No. 2a8 ri street north
SIDE. between lIth and Isth. with stable ana car
comrnOdiGus dwelling in perfect order and Will be
rented either furnished or unfurnshed, to SUIT the
tenant. nO2-tf
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f0f ELEVENTH STREET inA
Of tetp5eR Pa. arszas and street, fS4
NEW UPHOLSTERY.
SOfas. ChSirs, Lounges, 4 O.. upholstered covered
aid recovered.
Shades, WIniow Curtains, Drspery, &c., cut.
made and putu
CARPETS tuew lGd old cut, maHe, aud put down,
Halr ava S9rihg Mattresses msds .. Temsde.
OiI fUrnitgrc EsEa.rs1, yarr.shs4d. A."
Al WORK pGTsC nAliy attended 20 and az reasonable
ynces w. II. MITCHELL,
uc 2s-tf 4& lith street.
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rHICKERING PIANO taken la tart ps yment
" Tor a kne Hauet. Davis Co. Piin0. for s6le at
great bargain, upon monthly aymsnts.
n3ll JOHN +, ELLIS,
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TNO LET-ROOMS, furnished with Board, IN
L private family. on l. street. No 5l4, between
9Th and 10th streets north, for gentleman and lady
or Two single gentlemen. Oc2S
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FOR SALE-The following BUILDING LOTS
VIZ: Lot No. l5 on the corner of 5th st.west and
street north, In Square 5l4; Lot NO. s. or New
Jersey avenue, between X and l. streets north, in
Square SO; Lot No. 4, and which has been subdi-
vlded into lots, on the corner Of Rhods Island ave
nue. and 10th street west. Also, large number of
other LOIS IN various the city and at prices
rom : cents to IS cents per foot. Apply to POL
LARD WEBB, Agent, 10. $50 7th street oc6
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A T SEVENTH STREET PRICES

the largest stock of SILVER -PLk LkTED MARE.
ScTnERI. HOlSEKEEPlNG ARTICLRs,
SaaTf66SSh IL Bho ~. oshEs, @ biRD a. CHS, and
fresh, pne goods, bought for cash. 10 be sold at the
lowest hgure. He ls determined TO sell, and the
pace 10 buy Is AZ ERANCIS'S,
above Cdd Feliovs' Hall,
no 6-u on 7th street
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A HnU.E FOR RENT IN THE BEST BUS
n INES LOCALITY IN THE CIrY.-'rhe
House at present occupied by DIR. X. Finley Hunt,
Dentist, for rent 1t is The north slGe of Penn
avenue between 9Th 6Id 10Th streets, I'm one of the
heS business squares In Washing toni running back
10 street, and containing Il rooms besides the par
seq to DIR. HUNT. se24-tf
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BACON RAVENS PiANOFORTES.-Ths
- Franklin Institute Ex lbltIon awarded-x
the hrst premium Gold NJ edai for the besi S-5S5E9
Piano to Messrs. Raven, Bacon d. CO., inuINNI
competition wi tn . Others from the first manufsc-
tores of New York, Philade ph;a, Boston. and Bal
tmore, the eleven Judges being unanimous, The
assortment of these favoTIie instruments will be
completed agaIn In q few days, 10y arrivals from
New York. Persons IN search of q good Pianoiorts
are requested to cali and exaIlIae, before purohas-
INK elsewhere, at the Music Depot, corner Iith st.
and Penn avenue.
no2 w. u. MEIZEHOTT.
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Washing Ills hands In invisible soap
AID imprrcrptihle water

His profusc apologies and hasty exit saved
tim from being Precipitated headlong down
stairs. He has not been seen t table since and
IS SUPPOSED to have sought another boarding
house
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fLUIHING II REDUCED PRICES,
" A RaTe Opportunity for Is BdrgdtaS.
Having opened an establishment ia New YORK
city, No. l4 Duane street. for the exclusive puT-
pose OF manufacturing our own stock in future, we
have determined to sell Of for the next six weeks,
our present stock Of X eady Made Clothing now in
max room Tor ar entire new stock.
WetherefOre shall offer inducements to cash pnr-
chasers never witnessed In this CITY. Our object -
10 now sell aud To ask esrlT call that purchasers
may have the benefit If making their selections from
one OF the largest ard most fashionable stocks Of
Ready Made Clothing TO te found this side of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS A CO.
81 Pennsylvanla avenue.
sc S-u between 9th aud 10th streAta
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EOR RENT-A comfortably furnished HOUSE,
Il on r street, between 18th and 18th sts For
terms apPlly on the premises to Mrs. WILLIAM
SfElDEN. oc % If
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kfOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on q 81,
4 south, between 8rh and 9th streets west Osi
and9 Lot fronts I5 feet 9th street. running back
l'O fset to ~ foot alley. TERMS, Sl50 per annum
H6yatIe monthly. Enquire of ELVANS a
THOMPSON, SO Pa. avenue, bstween sth and 10th
streets. oc 1.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-A
Small frame House and Lot on Sd street south,
wiz Oe soid low and on very accommodating terms.
Also,a very desirable Building Lot fronting %
streetnorth, running back f69 feet S inches
Also, valuable Building Lot fronting on NJ street
north p feet, depth about loo feet between 4th and
th streets. Terms easy.
Also, Lot on street south, situated in an i'm
proving heIgh6orhood. will he So d on aooommodat
w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent, No. SIG 7th street,
near ID. Ooq
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The COmpsuy are making arrans ements vhereby
4 rev SEABoRD Line will speedily be csnstruct~d,
using the PRINTING INSTRUMENT which they hope
10 have IN operation by the LIST Of February next
Than kfUl for the liberal patronage bestowed upnn
them. the Company solicit continuance of IL from
the telegraphIng public Having N their emp log
the most skIliful operators, they osn promise
prompttude and accuracy In the transmission of si
messages entrusted 10 them. The Hdvantages of
The PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over all others are vel knovl 10 this oommunity
no l-tf j. n. PCRUY. uper.ntendapt
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
end OF the city, within Il iev doors of the SEQ
reary of the Interior. fIss nnd water, with baths
and shower baths. aEd IS rooms. For furths- par
touaTs inquire at this oioe. 40 I5-tf
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kNOR SALh OR REN IA two story FRAME
l. DIV ELLlNG, with cellar, situated on nj st.
north, between 81 and 4th streets east, wtn lot OF
ground, containing IS. 40 eet. attached. The bnus
contains large rooms, with ten feet ceilings There
Is q so largs stable on the lot Terms reagora.te
Apply ON the premises. 90 I8-lawIwt
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MAGNETIC rELEEaRkp rELEEGaRkkpH COMPANY
MORSE LINES

SCorssr Sirfh 81. aad Peavey ga a,s'.,
OFesS u. 8. Cdpitoi.
(0Pp0Sits Treasury BEldias,
With SIX wires and improved business facilities
this company are enabes TO reduce their char9eS.
viz:
Tes pords. Rack ad'I sco-d,
Washington TO Baltimore. :. ~ cts. CT
Do. PhIlade phia - c,s scts
do. New York 81 cts sots
"a co, Tef efpOndIng reduction between intermediate
points
The MAGNETIC CoNPkSy invite Ju siness fot All
points IN the United states and Cans ia Their liues
CONNECT With the Eastern and Canada Lines at New
York, and with the w esteTn Lines Bt Baltimore
1HR Ma IoNETtc CoNPANH 10 the Oldest Telegrsph
Company IN the United States. and dlOns have the
rlSht To use the MoRsR IsvRNTIoN upon the route
II heir LIuss.
The public may rely upon the prompt and accurate
transmission ofRil dispatches deposted q: the fol-
lowing Offices. viz:
Nkw YORK, IS Wall street; Astor House NJ nam
entrance; New Haven Depot, 27th Gt,
PHILA DELPHIA, S02 Chegt a. st.; GrrAId House.
BALTIMORE, San Iron bg lding.
BosToN, MerehaLts' ExchAEge
PHRTLANp "a ExohlnRe street.
CINCINNATI, under Burne House.
NEW fRLEANs, under ~. Charles HoteI
nO2 Il j. KENDALL Genl Srp't,
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kNOE SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM, situated
U lew rIlAs from Washington, will DC sold low
ara on accommodating terms, or Will be EXCHANGED
for city property. This farm is In a high sta,e of
cultivation, and contains all necessary Improve
ments.
Enquire Of EO. w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent.
LNo. DO SeVeHtl sIreeI, near u. l8-lm
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TO ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN

The VIRGINIA SENTINEL" offers very su-
pefl,T advantages for Advertising. " Is firmly
est2b Ished journal. Of wide crcn atiOn. vita sch
scTibers IT, almost every state "a he mon ar1
numbering very large and growing let Of sub
Scribes among the farmers and substantial busines
men OF the wealthy and prosperous Piedmont, Va
'ey, and Tide water ragions of Virginia: men who
have wants and the mesEs 20 supply them: men VII O
buy goods, ana men Who bay and cell farms All
AdveTtis. IneIts appear Ia tho naily TIL weekly
AID oeGasionallI IN the w eeky editions nf the SEN
TiSEL, thus reaching a.! our r. ade's We refreot-
fully Inyite orders. Terms moderate. the oasb & r
drSss SAITH A. EINKa.
&c 2l-lm aIsrs-gra XtrRtrIa
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For Rent and Sale,

E0R RENT-PARLOR CHAMBERS FOR
- kENT-Largea and pleasant Parlors and Cham
oers, handsomely furnished, with water and "a,
apparatus. WALL, STEPHENS& CO,
no Slim No. so Pa av bet. 9th and 10Th sts.
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sSOR RENT.-Sults Of or single ROOMS. fur
L nishsd or uEfCrEishsd, very dosIrably located,
by the month. week, or less term. Terms mode
National Hots. ''
au1T-TaStf p HOI,DFN
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The
subscriber oHsrs at private sale the property
known the Bakery situate the south side of the
Canal near tie Alexandria Aiucduct, together with
the whn=f. which lie about 20 feet deep frOm Canal
TO river; the tow path being included in this prop
eEty.
The Bakery has front of 81 feet on the Canal
and cOit ole 81 luoheS of water for driving its ms
ch neTy.
TnIs property for Bakery OF Cosl \ ard Is not
surPass Ell ~ any Ia the District.
Also, Wood and Coal Yard nov in the occU pano,
Of Hurry UTme and Mr.. Barron. Thls property
has IEont OF O feet Oh the Canal and ln21 feet OF
the vest eide OF Grosn street, and easy of ao
cess for oOLsumsTs from Georgetown or Washing
ton Is any yard IN tho District.
The above property wl.l be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, las West street
GeOrg 6t0wn; or to :. T. BROWN, Pa. av.. next 10
corner of lat street, w ashlBgton, d. G.. au 25-tf
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EQR SALE Several FARMS IN Maryland and
Virginia, at dlstan of from to 81 mIleg from
Washington. TLey will be sold low for cash, OF
proved or unImproved.
Also, number of BUILDING LOTS for sale
In different parts of the city at prices ranging from
scents to 10 cents per square foot. No cash need
be paid down and long credits will be given to su
those purchasing.
Apply to H. .N.LANSDAIE, r aaI Estate AGENT
Nc. 514 NJ street, corner of Eighth, through the
City Post once. 90 a-lIo
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OUACKs.Their "Rooks.r "Cordials.D ~Ru-
W chu, ,"' Buffers, -" Hospitals, !" ""Instrr nentso
or RIngs."-shua thew ali, and IfdIspossd 20 profit
S9ermatonh0ea-It' CURE. With stamp enclosed,
ADDRESS ~ Perteor eoHfieHos, your friend former
town, Mass 9S
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baftc i'd bic Su0enb 3u beJeiRern, un0
alien birIeu t0lten, ilutbtarnen 5trarteitc-
ten, 3errehneten rno 'erfttten Wtfnlhen'
maiicn cincn Tunten her 0cgetItcrinB etn'
Subldien fur bic cbeIitrn Steltn, FUR Die
Ithter un6 oeren uniteTbitde QEerte gUtr
batte th nitt Sdnb In 6dnc III 9eben
nit her @tleuihhft lmb @elebrIdmtett,
un nit tbuen Stretnt elm neueS WtenINen'
0eihleht III Niltrn cine ucuc g&clt her
GjcNlntcn her Stunt, eer Sdtntett ~
tCOrjjncru @lber r5 tt 2lGc5 lmlpnN &c.
mfien, 9tQcS yer0etlih Wifn &ardCje5
1T IN Stdub icridicn, uno t,b nee trau
rig mie etni Sercmtdaauf rcn Inmmfrn
mcincS Serui1IemS /!
Gr itpicl, unp 0aui ubUpaltt8t ppn
bicirn lcttenitfdihtdcu tmb trauri8rn 6je.
fitbicu, WeIdc letr Seri mortertcn i1nt
er dui tiuen Smbl nicoer Nup tCcCdtc tout
dtt}cnp lein ejclitt nit itturn l1anocn.
Sect, ricf 5pitpb Jrfrrrstorf fail IN
mtllia ieet bin Iu unacrcAt Gdtpt lIrl'
aerctbt 9e9en Iid iclbt unp 0f9en bic
Wcnfhbeit lu lttmdheil bic APcnihen,
wcItt Dir 6iclc Iriumpbe bCreitet bnbcn,
gu irtmdbet prr allcn : in9en bic SugrnD,
WeIhr Itr iberda irruria entQcQcnidudjt
lnb id ertcnnt unc liebI ale Not mas
Lu in g8ahrbcit bilt, ala ctuu &unItleE
pUn @ottr5 Gjndbcl, ais ocn rpH H}ctt be-
utiCnen NrcltGl elmer utueu STUNT ptren
Ct0cutlthrr Sc0rlluoer uub @trpbet 1u IN
lcutididn6 0Cpor6in BIT. Q8orum lhtltlt
q Z :. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-17
Htpetfhaett,

3,petfbgen,
In aro6er fl6er Daars, 6 fen, Qtnftn, Sa8e
Gtrhe, teut[he amtlle II, adte frifbs te B.
Sarinss Sarbttlsm 9tmbar8tti 9wst
Ter unb 9rdutersRdfe fe an Debsrwrlaufer bil'
lisl tet W. g 6netesr eSmp,
(2S4S) Rr. 46 Sup-S -Scwaro-, nate Drattirabe.
Seine neue 4erl=Serfte
smtFnasu une psriaufsn In 8ahern ben 25 Plumb uni
auesbrp6sn y, Straus prpp
f76Sl flt, 26e, S..1rpaspav.