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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIGHLAND SCHOOL, WORCES-
4 a TER, MASS.-A Boarding and Day School for
Boys who fitted for College business life under
peror advantages. instruction gwen exclusively by
those Of large experience in teaching Location
passed for its beauty and healrhfuness. For Circulars
address the principal, G. b. MEpCALF, NJ. A.
APPS d6wtf
A Card for Truth We, the subscribers, CHI
of Worcester do hereby give and sigma
turas in favor of MIR. Hathaway, who, we are well
sured has been laboring with all honesty to place before
the public Cuttings Patent Ambrotype, sealed with Fir
Balsam its equivalent between two plates Of glass
Therefore, recommend the public to extend their
influence and patronage in faver of this beautiful, bril-
liant and durable Picture, made by him in Fosters
Block, 222 Main street, corner of Pearl.
THOMAS EARLE, J. G. ADAMS,
H. N WILLIAMS, ]. W. WETHERELL,
EDWARD R. FISKE, WM. MEC0RNEY,
JOHN GRAY, DANIEL @. GATES,
OHAs. W. RICE, 7. X. EARLE,
CHAS. A. GODDARD, CALVIN DYER,
BENZ. RIDER, ABRAHAM P. PIERCE,
A. PRENTIsS, ADAM HARRINGTON,
apl0 diff
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PAPER HANGINGS.

We have now in Store and. ready for delivery
toners, an
IMMENSE STOCK
of French and American House Papers, Borders, Cur
tains, Chimney Prints, Centre Pieces
DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Mouldihgs, Cornices, Paper statuary, &c, in
NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES,
and of the finest quality.
In our assortment you find Papers of every shade
grade and COLOR suitable for this marketand at the low
est prices,
FOR CASH.
This department under the direct supervision Of one
Of the FIRM who will give his special attention to the
wants Of paper customers and that every sat
isd-d.
Paper Hangers furnished if desired Work done in the
best manner.
FIRTH NICHOLS,
apo deod&w Opposite Bay State House.
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NOTICE TO the SICK.
DIR. HILL.

Offering to the community his justly celebrated rem
edes for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing dc
not wish to rie with the life or health OF the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of mum
pei OF respectable ladies and gentlemen from which the
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions or false stale
ments OF the efficacy OF bis medicines will he hold
out any hope TO suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant few testimonials are here given, and tba
doctor solcits an inquiry from the afflicted into all he
publishes feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable and his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAND SACRED AND MJSCELLA-
~ NEOUS CONCERT.

NEOUS CONCEKEs
CARL FORMES IN WORCESTER
Mr.. Ulnan. Director aud Manager OF the New York
Academy Of Music respectfully informs the public Of
Worcester that he has made arrangements with
CARL RNIEs,
nov under engagement to him. for rapid through
the principal cities OF the Unon prior to bis departure
for Europe.
Gratefully remembering the vey liberal patronage he
has received from the citizens Of Worcester manager
Of Mr.. Thalberg Madame sontag Henri Herr, Camille
Svuri and other artists whom he has induced to visit
America, he respectfully anncuces
CARL 2ORMEs' FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE,
Monday Evening, April 12, 1888,
M ECHANI 10 s. HALL
CARL FORMES
will be supported by the following most distinguished
during his late brilliant musical 10 New York,
Philadelphia and Boston:
MISS ANNIE MILNER,
the favorite English Prma Donna
MIR. ERNEST RING,
the popular English Tenor,
MIR. H. C. COOPER,
the celebrated voliust, from the London Philharmonic
Concerts.
Interpolation OF Carl Formes as the greatest living
Basso and 0raoro singer immense sensation produced
by his extraordinary voice beth in this country and all
over Europe induced Mr. Uman believe that he will
meet with patronage commensurate with the expenses
Of this great undertaking.
Carl Formes being, like Jenny Lind, equally famed
singer Of secular well the highest style Sacred
Music and the Oratorios of Handel and Haydn the pro-
will include selections 0raorios. English,
German and Italian; Songs and Airs, with view of at
fordng the public opportunity to hear him at In
all the different styles Of music in which he stands unap
preached
CARL FORMEs will sing
l. Authorization. 2. The Wanderer, by Schubert.
3. Aria-Magic Flute. T. Aria-Le Maize de Figaro.
Miss MILNER will sing
l Ar2-"Wth verdure clad. n-Creation. q Aria
Puritani. g. English Ballad. 4. Duet, for voice and
violin.
MI. PERRING will sing
l. My sister dear. q Ballad-"Oh viii per what thou
teelest" B. The Maids of Merry England.
Mr. H. C. COOPER will play
!. Grand Fantasia on Scotch Airs g. Fantasia Irish
Airs.
Tickets Fifty Cents.
Reserved Seats Twenty-Five Cents Extra.
The sale Of tickets commences on Friday, April eth at
Marsh's Music Store.
Tickets may also be had at the Door the evening of
the Concert.
Doors open at 81, to commence at Il o'clock.
APPS d6s
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CARL FoRMEs IN WORCESTER /!
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD o7g HAIR.

n bG4fAf IL n = Il 1tEAD OAA E1ALESs
"ShgAnproycd Rosemary, as ny m@Iq by
]. R%gen spaldng, combines cycryAsAg Gn
o9eSpifAsR) required to give richnczs ssauty,
ia elcganSe to the hair. Its ca45ndSScan,
Zee from allNRjurious minerals d oils, Rod
eAn do no possible harm. The peri mo is den
icdAe and agreeable. We advise al to use i
who desire clean, healthy scalp, and bcauti,
full head Of hair.
"For forcing the growth Of the hair, prevent
ing its falling off, and restoring it to bald
places the Rosemary has probably been used
with as much success as any known article.
az. RUSSELL SPALDING, 81 fremont Street,
topp. Muscum,) Boston, Mass. proprietor
Sold in Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN L Co., D. Scott
and all Druggists
BusIi's Cough Cure Lozeuges are superior
to ony other Medicine in the form of Candy Lozen
ges for the Of Colds Coughs Hoarseness Asthma
Group Whoopng Cough Sore Throat and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by BUSH
CO., 81 Front street. deodtf mch28
RemOvaI.-Mrs.M NJ. W. GERRALD, Physician, and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from No Il Nswbury street to No. 50 Mechanic street.
at the head Of Union street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children.
iyI7 dtf
SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
LINCOLN SQUARE,
VIZ rcestcr............... ................Mass
5cy- The SPRING TERM of this School for Young
Ladies', will open MONDAY the 18th Of April next.
desirable. Nv BEANIE Principal.
Worcester, March II, 1858 ~ dit da
o. F, HAR Els
15s main ,.rs p d9nd n ~ S., n E.,,.,.
iv1 Building kuyff
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DR.. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB

b l II Il r. X s.
Composed Of SGrsapdrtlid, Wild Cherry, YeHoi0
Dock, Prfckly Ash, ThorOughvOrt, Rhubdrb, Man
drake, DGadsiton, &o.,-dH Of tOhich are so
U0unded as 20 act IN concert and assist Nature in
eTadioatiHg disease.
The effect of this medicine is most wonderfu-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all OBJ
structions from the internal organs, stimulating them in
TO healthy action, renovating the fountains Of life and
vigor, purying the blood, cleansing it rori all hu mors
aud causing It to through every part Of the
dody. They cure and eradicate from the system Liver
Complant-that main wheel Of many diseases aun-
dice in It's worst forms all Biloas diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia, Oostyeness, Humors Of the Blood
aud Skin Indigestion, headache, Dizziness Piles Heart
burn Weakness Pain In the Side Bowels Fatulency
Loss Of Appetite and all kindred complaints caused by
torpid or diseased Liver dlsordered Stomach bad
Blood to which all or less subject in Spring and
hummer
II taken IN large doses Fever and Apue may be brok.
en- up snd cured at once This has become standad
medicine and il decidedly the best the world ever
Price only Zoe for the pint and S7ic for the quart
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed to j. o. LANGLEY, IL Marshall
street, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists In Worcester.
mch4 d6w6m
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81 CUSTOM BOOT 4 SHOE Es-
EMl TABLIsHMENT, No. A Foster Street,
UNIV J. MoO0MBE returns his sincere thanks 10 the
S~~citizens Of Worcester and vicinity for their very
liberal patronage, He assures the public that they can
have their boots made at his shop as good style and Of
as good material as any other shop iu Massachusetts
He would call particular attention. 10 the beautiful Patent
Leather Boots which he Il making to order got up in
style which dehes competition and OF the very best ma
terlal good At warranted In all cases. Particular
attention given to repairing dH ape
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DRY GOODS.
ARG E AR RIvA S
NEW SPRING GOODS.
ROSS * STRAUSS

GROSS & STRAUSS
would respectfully inform tn ii customers and the public
in general, that they ready to exhibit the Hand
soonest and most Eashionsbe stock Of me- sprinr Goods
consulting Of small sizes French Book Iaconet Honiton
Maltese and Pique Collars, French Jacane and Dmitv
Bards Infants Robes, Cspes and Waists Gaunets and
Fred Sleeves Cambria and Muslin Edgings and Insert
ngs, Embroidered, Hemmed, and Grass Linen Handker
chiefs, Real Valencennes, HOnton, G1pure and Brus
sells Laces, ack Ohanttly. silk jacquard Polka Black
Brussels and White wash Illusion Lace French Walls
Chsntily Walls and Coifeurs, zoo pieces new Dress
Fringes in all Eidth Croft het and Knntted Frnges and
several Cartons new Silk Trmmings Bindings Tassels
Real VI sale, Goldstone and silk Buttons Kid TafTeta
Lisle Thread and Gauntlet Gloves, Mohsir Mitis SIR
Isle Bhread and English Cotton Hose Pararols Fans
Chenelle Head dresses. Ball and soft Chenele Embroid
cry Chenelles and Flossss, German Zepher Wcrsteda
Worsted Patterns Porte Monnai-s Bags Toe, Brushes
Shell and Imitation Back Combs and thousands OF other
articles too numerous to medtiou.
As continue to purchase goods direct from the
imno5ters and manufacturers, FOR CASH EXoLU
sIVELY, can, with pr0priety claim the ability Of sell
ing our goods as low as the lowest.
Mliners and country merchants invited to examine
goods, which will sci! at New York and Boston
jobbing prices. Respectfully,
GROSS ( STRAUSS,
ape d&wd 1852 Main street
EDALLM MAIN laid s.
new thing in the dress goods line similar 10 Satin
Battste but not so expensive The above with a large
variety Of goods have been opened, this week. at
ap9 diff BRYANT & sHELDoN's.
hos HTNE FLA IDS.
A new fabric made from Camels' Hair and Silk in
small checks, black and white brown, blue and pink
and white. The texture OF the goods are similar to
superior Chaly, UsTy Durable and will not tumble.
Call and see them, ladies, at
aps diff BRYANT sHELDON's.
~ r o M a U C tt o n.
1000 YARDS
REMNANTS "A SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
Selling ut 1874 cents per yard.
We have had bargains before but so great as the
above. These Ginghams in pieces from to 20 yds
and are the same goods pr cisey which always re-
tailed at twenty five cents. To be found at
ap9 diff BRYANT sHELDoN's.
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REMOVAL. The undersigned have removed
their place Of business frou the old stand, No. 2te
Main sree 10 y1 Main sreen the Peoples Insurance
prdlng exactly opposite Elm street. whera they win he
hanpv 10 see their old iends and customers, and supply
ho them and the public with the best fomly Groceries
Al ne lowest cash prices. BALLARD h sPURR.
APPS dI
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100000 LR VAN no; c5A SGsU-

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, BONE, MEAL,
Flows, HORSE RAKEs 80,
Rear OF 70 Frout 8tree1, Worcester. ~.
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On the receipt Of One Dollar, recipes will be sent TO any
address, for the sure cure Of rheumatism Bilious Com
plant, Jaundioe Salt Rheum, Fever and ARue; aiso
for Liver Complaint Consumption, Coughs and Tor
Female Complaints and Private Diseases, also for the
manufacture Of Patent Medicines, Shaving Soap Hair
Oils, aud many others Of value warranted 10 give salts
faction TO putohaHe sent by return Of mail nv address
ing IN. H." Box 22j, Worcester, Mass. dTtA apo
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MECHANICS HALL
CARL For MES

will be supported by the following most distinguished
Artists who have been received with such signal favor
during his late brilliant musical season 10 New York,
Philadelphia and Boston:
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MIR. II, c. COOPER,
the celebrated volinist, from the London Philharmonic
Concerts
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the orations of Cicero, the efforts of Burke !:
with youthful enthusiasm have fingered upon
the masterly defence Of King Charles before
the High Commission; have been touched with
the pathos of the =" blind preacher" in the
British Spy; have felt all Of boys patriotism
burn within me while reading after our own
Henrys, Lees, Lowndeses, Cisys, Websters,
and Calhouns, and have alternately wept and
shouted beneath the clear and slvery elo-
quence of Prentiss, but must saw that. under
all the circumstances, this rude, unlettsred
rhetoric and natural pathos of the African
slave fascinated me beyond description What
tribute, too, to the humanity and charity of
wiley r Harris, who, under the magical in.
huence OF the truth, took the responsibility to
answer the dictates of mercy in this case, when
the bare record was conclusive of guilt,
Such is the narration as far as can remem-
Der; Its truth is indubitable, as all the actors
In the scene are now living with the exception
OF the principal.
A MEMBER OF THE MISSISSIPPI BAR.
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4 AFAY YETTE NSTITUTE,
~ PkHnSRIf.nnin nfenIe- nhns,s LII 81

~ Pennsylvania dreHne, dboce nth street.
The undersigned, late President of Wilmington
Female College. Delaware, ass Isted by Miss MARIA
ID. HALsTEaD late Preceptress Of the same institu-
tlOn, anu Miss MARY WILLIAMS, late acting Pre-
open School for Young Ladies at Nos. l5s and 6l
Pennsyvania avenue. on Monday, Septenber6 g.
In the arrang ements and furnishing of the school
rooms, In the general scholastic regulations and in
the methods of INSTRUCT and government, il is
beleved the institute will be found credta the
city and worthy Oft the confidence of its citizens.
The course OF study II that generally pursued at
our highest femsle Institutions. Young ladies' sat
lsfactOrl'y passing ther examinations IN the entire
course will be entitled to a diploma To insure to
each student that individual attention aud personal
interest requisite to a successful study, each da-
partment will receive but twenty-four pu Ills.
vert limited number Will be received as members of
the family.
Tut on Primary Department, $40; junior
Si2 81; Senior, Si5 per quarter
Auuress through city post once until the 25th !;
afterwards p.ease call at the Institute.
l.. G. LOOMS, A. NJ.
Reference is made to the following gentlemen
whose daug ght'Ss or wards have been under my in
Hon. Thomas ii. Hicks, Governor of MARYLAND.
Hon. Peter r. Causey. Governor of delaware.
Rev. Bishop Lew Scott, ID. ID. Wilmington, Dsl.
Hon. Geo. w. Sparks, Mayor city of Wilniu gton.
Or. F. Askew, POstmss sser CITY of w Whining ton.
Rev. DR.. Hamilton, Baltimore.
J: w. Wells, ESQ, Department Interior, Wash
ington.
X. Zimmerman. Esq. Alexsndris, Va.
an Sc r
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THE PACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP CON

onS ~ t1e Ste&i1tnlps OF thlt Comp21ys o9rrylnG
the United Stateo MAls tor ACAfU LU. -00ns
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, leaves
Panama twice each month, or the arri-
val of the United States Mail s. :. .Conpny steam
ers, vheh leave New Orleans and New York regU-
larry o1 5th and 10th Of each month with the malta
snd Fassenters connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspeoted and sp-
proved bJ the Navy Department, and guaranty spssx
asd sSfsfy.
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles lorrDis in now oom-
pleteo from ocean to ocean, and 10 crossed IN or 4
hours. The baggage Of passengers CHECK ed New
York through TO San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked az Panama by steamer at the compRny's
expense. The money paid IN New York covers oil
expenses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San FranclsoO, to prevent detention m case of soc-
dent, so that the route is entirely rsltabls-bo i-
are having oocur,eo In eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the came day they Ar
rive at Aspinvsh
Conductors 90 through By each steamer, and taks
charge Of women and children without other Droteo
tors.
. For through TICKETS at the lowest rates apply a
the agency, In West street, New YORK, TO
l. w. RAYMOND,-ort to
ARMSTRONG, ARRIS & CO.,
hM-r C.L. BARTLETT. Rostoo.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES-FRRNCH AND ENGLISH,
500 Fstreet, WashiRgton,

RQARDISG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
II DUNG LA ADIES-FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
S9 Fstrest, Washington,
Prlncpal-DONALD MACLEOD, A. M Uni
verslty Gas,ow.
- he next academic term will begin on the second
Monday OF September, and enI on the SOth day OF
For thorough literary and scientific culture sound
elementary instruction, the efficiency and success
OF rae French Department. and for social advantag
1t 10 unsurpassed.
Every class, the primary as well as the senior,
enjoys the direct supervision of the PrncIpal who
assisted BY three ladies of ability perIence and
the highest education.
NO school out of Paris possesses a purer standard
OF French IN conversation and writing or better ia
cllltles for acquiring that language. This divi-
SION Is str ng the nod BY the ement fProf AL
EXANDRE.
Music on The Piano, the Guitar and the Harp
taught by the ladies OF the family, offering superior
adyantages 10 day SCHOLARS as wei as bOarde s.
The highest claas, composed OF the first seniors
Of last term. will take the range ofterary and sci
eEIhc culture, for which they prepared and will
receive at the end of the term, pioas suitable
Applicants for admission ought to be enrolled
without delay, the number OF pupils will be lin
tied.
For full information see circulars. sell 2w
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IL The police Of Pittsburgh have recently ar.
rested humber of gamblers. They were fined
ana held to bail to keep the peace
. VI Clara Semers, daughter OF the Rev DR.
Somers, Of Nashville, Tenn was drowned on
tne ISL instant, In reservoir In that city.
W man advertises for 0competenf person
10 undertake the sale Of a new med icine >, and
adds that "h will be profitable to the underta.
kerr ~ "
III Mr.. Edwin Forrest will Nav iC.r,o,,,,,
at the Boston Theatre during his eng agement m,
magnificent style. = s." -
bg.HC.AJa large barn belonging to Daniel Bieber
Of Kutztown, Berks county, Pa WAS d.~,ror.I
by Ore on "wednesday last, the LIST inst Ths a.,
gin. OF the Ore Is not known, Loss o., 90 n,
'bssenhest - ~ N--e-s s..1Las JI-uEr'
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L. CARD.
Il ANTILLES n PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES BY THE YARD

Having NECESSARILY TO keep a large assortment Of
CLOTHS and CASSlMt r ES, dea ing more ex =
tensv@ly and generally IN those goods. we offer
greater advantages urchasers Of those goods than
can be found We will cut very cheap. No charge
Ior patterns or shrinking, having steam appar.tus 10
FOR that purpo l would be veil for those purchas
Ing by the yard TO look before they tuy. this Is
the only Of the kind IN this city WI
deals extensively In those goOts and must offer
greater b vantages to buyers.
WALL, STEPHENS T. CO.,
No. 32 Penn. avenue, between
seI-eo2m 9Th and 10th streets.
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RRADY'S GALLERY, -.

QRADY'S GALLERY,
II $50 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR TIN STREET, %
Over SUesny, Rittenkerss, Fasf + Co.'s
BaNkfRg Ho1se. b .
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
c that in consequences of the very liberal patronage
be has recelved since opening his PHOTO o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washnston he Will
contrary to his original intention, keep open during
An efficient corps of Artists will bs oons stantIy In
attendance TO execute Photographs and AnbrOty pes
in the hest possible manner. -
NJ Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
at this Gallery the largest IN the worldl is open for
public inspection every day Sundays excepted from
q. tn D. w. ie 81 eoSfu
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
NATIONAL LIME KILNS,
lEORMERLY A. E. SMnnr,s

The undersigned lave associated themselves to-
gether as partners in the Lime, Cement, Plaster,
and Hair business. corner of New York avenue and
srh streets where they will furnish all articles
and would notify their friends and dealers generally
that all orders left with p w Dorsey, corner of7th
Water street, and Dorsey K Earnest. High street,
Geore etown, or at the kiins, will receive prompt
au cow. wHEATLEY & DORSEY.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

'HE OOLUMBIhN COLLEUE,
WAsHISGToN, ID. G.,
The next Session of this Institution will COM
menoe on Wednesday, the twenty ninth (zathD of
September.
Applicants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening of the ses-
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
OF the Columbian College will commence its next
session on Wednesday, the eighth (sth) of Septem-
au l9eotNovI J. g. BINNEY, President,
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
pKOPERTY-A EARN N oonta ning loo eoras

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY-A FARM conta ming 100 acres,
less than 10 miles from Washins ton. under good
cultivation. and having an orchard of $40 trees of
nec:arines, pears, q alinces e., together with
grapes, curranrs, strawberries, &o.-the same hsv-
ing good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, 30 will be sold reasonable terms. or ex-
cha changed Tor city property. There is good barn
door, and numerous never falling springs. About
~ acres are In wood consisting of oak, hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased if
desired. For further particulars inquire of JAS. =
SCA6GS 7th street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, ESQ,
18th street. between and ID streets.
iy Is 2awtf
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY, DC.
VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, AIAHAMR
MISSISSIPPI I0IifSIiNI
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS

MISSISSIPPI, IOIifsIiNI
ARKANSAS, and TEyAs
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtsiped a, m.
GkEAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAM
OFFICE. corner of Pennsy lvania avenue and sih
street, washington, on board of the steam Ferry
Boat George Page, at the Office of the Oranfe ana
AlexandriA Railroad, at Alexandra,
Knoxville, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction
Memphis, Montgomery and Netc Orleans,
BY direct route, AID continuous railway conneo-
tlons To Memphis.
AnorolnE greater Ezpsdtfi0H and Comfort and
being over 2o miles shorter than by any other routs
The steam FRY boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street al 81 q. for Alexandra, where pss
sengers take the cars Tor Richmond, ChariottsviIIe
Steunton, White Sulphur Springs, woodstook &o
and At N p. m. for Richmond and al points Sooth
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnbuses leave the oftce.
IA. avenue, at 6 O'Clock g. m, and p.
% T1-u Washineton.