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Plan of the Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
to relieve the Poor of Washington.

TIME FOLLOWING PLAN, adopted at a meeting
held November TO- 1857 il ropuDshed, with the names Of the
treasurer collector aud distributors appointed IN pursuance OF It's
provisions. The plan proposes .
city be divided into four
each these gentleman be
appointed collect the relief OF the and dy 10
order their distribution The these TO bo confined
TO their paricsar districts.
all paid by the col
the person appointed OF the
Benevolent Society upon whom shall dyolve the duty of
anng and paying all bills against the Society and who shall be al
lowed a reasonable compensation for bis services
collectors the receipts for all tho
they his hands which receipts they hagvc to
the auditing committee who may be appointed by this Society ex
the directed draw their
possible person persons that the
being limited the duties Of the be
the eaely performed ,... . ...... ...s
applications assistance be made only the distributor
within whose district the applicant resides and that distributors be
directed applicants possible their hotne that
they learn with ceranty the and OF their wants
That shall bs especial duty OF the collectors ami dstribu
tors in each district 10 aid obtaining employment for the destitute
who are IN need Of IL.
perons having society present thcm
to the for the day OF each month"; sending
with their bills the orders they have received from distributors and
practicable thereafter the TO joint
collectors distributors OF his dbure
and the stnfe oi the treasury.
gentleman appointed OF the society
for year, beginning with December, 1857.
That three gentlemen be appointed auditing committee to
anime the rasur the beginning of month"; and
the result Of such examination the joint meeting Of collectors
and distributors.
collectors pursue such
plan consultation they deem e3peien for the
clothing, bedding, that
particular ward,
H. That citizens generally and especially the policemen
requested with this by reporting the
distributors OF suffering and dcstuon which come to
their knowledge ..
IL Tint this plan with the names dc and residences
collectors and dtrbr be pubIhed in the Inegcncer Unon
Star this n that OF IL be printal
general circulation president and treasurer of the society
may deem expodient
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REDEMPTION OF 23O,350 DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA AND PER CENT. STOCK.

uNHE holders of the following certificates of debt
by Virginia. viii take notice that the Com
the sinking calling In the certificates of debtNn
the order n which they rclsemsbe wiz proceed, on ee V.
brry 1889 redeem The sad eeriheAis at the treasury he
certificates required on te
February surrender t AT the Office Of the
that day.
provide the Of turnpike road
point Ohio river, passed 10Th March
pere eeat)
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TWO CENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS. .....
Posr oncr pnrArunr

Posr ogi1cK pEPAusfESr
December 10, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received dep-men. until tho
2s day Of February 1852 until II f The clock at noon ior
the arst Day Of April next marking and rating stamps Of lhe o"
cr i CIRCULAR marking stamps Of steel or Of eqaI
durability o. circumference NOT 70 exceed 3 nohe put a. mue
Ike material with sufficient thumb for the same
most convenient Tor use 10 proposals stamps the
bidder viii state the additional cage per geF or hguTe Tor IN
seng within the circle when required such words AMI hgurc as
CLs Circular marking stamps iron, other material equal
teroio post and route agents railroads aud
steamboat mail ues with the Of the oc and state or The name
material with suitable thumb and hands Of black
walnut cherry tree o. model beat adapted for u5e The reun'
Circular marking stamps Of boxToo or other material
Of die Once and state with type days Of pn"rs
metal in blocks single letters and agre with thumb screw
The contract e this class viii not take eject until from and after
CIuss T. Marsag stamps Tor foreign mails similar
post New YORK philadelphia and Boston, Of
o tic iosirs ra,ns stamps % corrspouJ
stamps % classes 2 and n e lndes and To!kmn@nR %
Ola Ike description at pro rGa price, and No. the se or & a
shall be increased or reduced in the same proportion, viz
Paid Missent and forwarded
Free Cancel
Missent Due
Forwarded Due
Post Office business free Drop cent.
saSSnSoat aagsI5ssa IS
United States, 6l Paid dl5
Held for postage
Proposals for improved patented stamps with cylinders for the
months and day with points the envelope, or with other
improvements will be considered
right change alter the style Of the stamps described IN
either class equitable reserved TO the Postmaster Gen
eral ...... -.-.
Proposals furnishing the thole Of the above
stamps, each elass separately.
Stamps will ordered for the different classes Of Offices agreca
the according 10 such rules ana regulations
the department hereafter be adopted IN relation thereto
of circular required, annuh estimated
the eia-s 500 for the second class 200 for th'
third fourth cl The number OF rating stamps
required for the period Is estimated at 300.
Models Of the stamps must accompany the proposals.
Each bidder his proposals. evidence Of hi ab
ity comply with his bill
surus will be required TO contract and tho stamps
delivered the Oco Department the expense Of tho
contractor.
be endorsed the outside OF tho envelope with
Proposals ONCE Marking Stamps and addressed TO the
First Assistant Postmaster General, Washington city d. G.
AARON V. BROWN,
Tee IG-lawIw Postmaster General
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IN A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General
Ds Commisicn Broker, has taken the Office stairs in No
@ Pennsyyana where he proposes attend 70 selling and
s rea estate where IN the Union renting ont and collecting
% aud procuring houses lease business
aiming 70 real estate, with unexcepioual legal aid.
rue settlement 0f claims description the executive
nnt aud bureaus q Congress-, and members
longress especially claims the
@ mr subscriptions and advertising, his being such
enable him 10 furnish the necessary
es having such well attending having
ed "a any ala Of tepapers the District ee-
Nnr on application by letter otherwise hun
tApense of "trip 10 the city, and prompt returns
A tho nog0tnton onns good security all icserp
% business which may properly De cassed under
s'era commission brokerage.
hSfERxB; Hon A Harr formerly NIsuuril DR. A "
'Fh,t, Cot jls e. lHrret mayor Hchard Wallarh
W. pfoprors af the ncwspnper generally c washdgton
't j. q b DaFonpot and ilDn = ) (skie, Richmond Va
Sl @ Nm Puner, Acghauy CITY pa CT 7 Bnrney Prank
WI" ny, aai John o. sargen eco New York city idu
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PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
FORTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.


TNHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed to
make the arrangements respectfully make known I?
public Forty Fourth Anniversary Of hc
will he celebrated by PROMENADE
CONCERT BAIL FKLOws Hail. MONDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 1850 when they their friends VIII be their
enieayor rouder 1 everything that can be desired
Several and vocal music may he expected
Professor and string band has been engaged for
the occasion
Tickets g. admitting gentleman ladies', to be had Of tho
executive committee,
No invitation ladies' lest the Numerous
houorcd their balls by their
cnee some inadvertently but deem best to
gentlemen taking tickets for the concert aud
ball
will be allowed The room as ample
provision will be made far their
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No. 625.l
Notice for restoring certain Lands to market i'm
the state of Alabama.

NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN b in the state OF Alabama will and after the Goth Of
next open the sale private entry location
public lands embraced in the following Townships which
subject and location withdrawal being lands
which had been withdrawn probably falling within the prscrlbg
selection of the railroad Aaema w Com
grs approved March Isbf since asceraned be within
said Ipaits, yzi
Nodt Of ne base line and Of the 81 Stephens meridian.
Township ranges 2s %, %, 26 ~ 2S 40, and 80
Townhip of ranges 23 "a 2sy 26 "a 2s 30 and 80
fownship q, Of range ~
Given under Aan al the General Land Qco the city az
Washington, fetobcr co. lsas,
TEi0s A, HENDRICKS
Commissioner
OCT 22-Iaw0w rlntelSStarl
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

M At SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WlsrINGToN Virginia. Tennessee Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana Arkansas, and Texas,
Through Tickets obtained the great Southwestern Rail
road Oce ennsylvana and sixth street Washing
ton on board Ferry Dat George Page the ONCE Of
Ibr orange and Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria.
70 Richmond nanle Lynehbtrg, Bristol Knoxville, mlonI
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville, Iuatsvie Grand juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
Nv Direct Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Apr greater Expedition Comfort being 200 miles
shorter by any oier route
Page leaves the foot OF Seventh street
al6g oek Alexandria, passengers take the
Rond ylc, stalo White sulphur Springs, Wood
stuck for Richmond and all points Southwest,
making sure and to Memphis.
Baggage wagons the Office Pa AT 0
o'c.ock, m and 7, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
Iune Is-H Washington.
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,rHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Net February y 1853 sfes5gos sS Secured
bonds and irst ciass.
Frederick Winston, president saac Abbott secretary.
A. Y. Garne NJ n examining physirtan ass Ninth street
Pamphlets may
CHARLES DE sElDEN, Agent,
June 22-d6m@ No. 507 seventh
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INHE oNLY AnTIoLE UNRIyALLEp IN NAE.

Il
The why, that by process the
permanently aer hair supplies the
danrun itching aud heat from ihc scalp qaiets and tones the
eus all diseases scalp hair stop Keep
falling on makes so glossy healthy and beautiful and used
gray thea reader read the following and Judge yourselves
yoRE s. 1888.
MsRs 0. wooD Go Gentemea Having heard good deal
Woods Hair Restorative my hair being quite
made mind 70 lay aside e prediees which In com
many persons had against all patent
medas' and short lime commenced article to
The result has been so very satisfactory that a very glad did So
and IN Justice well as for the encouragement others who
may be a. gray as was bu VINO nan,ns my M9 @oal nay
trial they proof proof
such further proof who
of the \ y Wire Railing establishments tyery day
every way gossier and thicker much healthy
looking. am yours, respectfully
Corner Columbia and Carroll ST., Brooklyn
L,ISGsroS Aa Feb. II, 1858
PRog woop-Dear Sir much good
this part Of Che country Ny hair has been slightly da.shng
quite been your Hair Restorative cor six
% ind that ue head hair now growing after hay Ing
BILE extart aud advise all who are afflicted that way to
'''''''' s " MIDDLETON.
PmIspRrE4HA sep. O. 1857.
bearSsa me Te front and also The back part or my bead al
lost il eovering~as in fact bald have used but two half
pint bottles Restorative aud now the top Of my head well
studded with promising crop Young har ana tbs trout also
benefit whatever think my personal recommendation
can Induce many others to try IT, Yours, Te'Iectaly
.a..e No. 4sI Vino street.
The Ftoraives put up bottles three large
lar pSr bottle ts darn holds at least twenty por more
proportion than the small et for two dollars por bottle the
quart proportion, aud reti Tor
O. Woop CO. rroprle,ors sl2 Broadway New York Qn tbs
New York wa Railing Es'Olishmen' and ia Market street
BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
nov Is--dsm
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Under directing examination Of the winchester ana
parkcrzburg road widen and partially McAdamze TIE
same, passed 29th March, 1887:
1854 g. t. Albert, for the children OF Charles
Under provide the construction ofho North
western Turnpike passed 30h March, 1887 70 cent?
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Eight lines less make square longer adv
proportion payable advance
will charged 81 each
insertion daily 90
Tor each insertion. Special notices charged dosbo
the foregoing
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
saeA scholarship Columbian College
years, than price
person wishing purchase The scholarship
tuition, wh Is 40 year will sell for $3.50 cash
original : worth $3.50 or t2s0
Address CATALINE, care Il. j., Washington p o., ne
nacQ O
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NoThose holders Of desire redeem by
beyond limits OF the United States acknoS
edge the before minister pIehipontaryr charge aes
consul commercial appointed By
the United States foreign country before
the proper oe any ~ suc the other
any corporation therein II retding
the Unted the before justice OF the
notary public appointed By the
Virginia all certificates must be delivered
'.. j. NJ BENNETT,
Auditor Public Accounts, Commissioners
g. H. PARKER Register, .... Of
GEORGE w. MuNFORT, Sinking Fund.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5th, 1858. Nov l0-lawl3w
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YIy0 DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS.-The adver-
User middle aged with and speaks
Engsh French Spanish well educated
active and of good morals acquainted with maritime affairs has
diplomats 10 the
European nterprc
confdentl travelling clerk
unexccpdonabe qualification from
gued persons highest standing Washington
Address g., Box No IS, Mobile, Aha
Fitzpatrick, u Sep 3o-d3m
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The ladies Of the Union Benevolent Society tender their grateful
Wm Bintyne for his efficient and grauous services
year their lie has kindly consented 70 act
them, and will reGeye snb5erppqns and donations from
those bcnevoen wo may feel Interested 10 the destitute o
city ~ hs rrsgs bookstore, an seventh between and
Streer
there desoao willows and ocu who Gnshi 10 be
leved Need and humane public. AS
sufficient moneys coscted the ladies' win be duly notified
Of their respective routes, Dec 12--1w
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D. bLy IS, lO3, O. Commonwealth,
fT u Rockbriige ..,.... 900
DO July 2s, l6i Atkinson. ....... go
10 Ang 1, Idb, 0, Martha l. Nelson, guardian W. H.
70 &.
1858, Jan. g. 100 o. Edward C. Ibslop. ...... 200
IN Apl g. Kent, Paine 100
D. %, 1863 o. sanT Wesger. ........... 500
1850
s. Under provide for the construction Of turnpike road
Crom stluuion rarkersburg used 10th March, 1885
1899 Aug g. g. Mary b. Iaane Of sex county Va 81 800
1889, Dec s. O. g. Thomas Stevenson Ricluond 1000
1858, June 81 527 o, Francis l. sDsih, commissioner In
suit Hepburn w. Hepburn and
Others, 300
1858, Aug 81, ISL Sally ~ Berkeley OF iex 600
1854, Jan 552, ofCotlnonweallh,
for Bunk Rockingham 500
1854 Nov @, 5sS, g. j. Beirne .............-.-.
1854 Nov. II, 5S7, g. JOnahauT Cowherd commissioner
under decree louisa Ct court, 2ith
April, 1854 sc, &e ............ 400
lsJi Nov Is $50 O. Jonathan r. CowllcrJ Of Louisa
1873 FEB s. 675 O. Rosale r. Aylett ...........
1873 Feb s. 6g8 g. B H. Harrison ............... 500
Peb2 s Conmis,ooers ofs sinking fund,
1855 Ap1 6sa, Emma Marx Of Richmond, VA. 500
6400
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GUNNER ARRANGEMEN The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows:
Leave Alexandria IL O'clock =, 4, and seock
H.
Washington 0, IL O'Clock, L. 5, and O'Clock
The THOMAS coLYER whan the route, viii o. opposite
hour Fare Is
whaeys connecting with the Page and Coyer viii
leave the Capitol and Pennsylvania avenue
he the boats leave Alexandria,
Jqne s-uoa-tf RICHARD wAII.ACF President.
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(sARPETING, FLOOR 0IL-CL0TH, RUGS, MAT
ngs Drugge Materials and efurnshing Dry

n OIi1-OIOlTTr ItVVtJf HI+tf
ings pruggets Curtain Materials House furnishing Dry
Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpetngs new designs
Tdpestry variety
New Brussels do quality
Extra heavy 3-pIy do very rich
ngraindo patterns
Very heavy all wool Dutch carpctngs
Twibd Veuian earpeng or balls and steps
and Brusseiz do do do
and rich loGr oil cloths cut 70 hF
any size shape room, hall, or passage
Mosaic, velvet and tuitoi rugs and mats
and mnitings
l2-4, IA, 1914 drugget erumb cloths
English druggots all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered Lace eurtans-
laines brocatcis, and for curtains
White bua, blue, and green shade linens
rods curtain nxures &c.
HADaN Auction which took
place in New prepared
greater
Purchasers respectfully invited examination IL
stock HDoE BRO. x Co,
Aug Is--df
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ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, MOUSSELINES
IL sHAwIs G+QAKS yElvETs, Sc.wc would call spclal
n o members q Congress and strangers visiting the city 70
the elegant dress goods have offered this
consisting Of the following desirable goods, vis
Elegant tan, mode and Hack SIX robes two volan
Rich silk robes, velvet yoant,
eh eoofei ground silk robes all the most desirable ooors ran.
apg from s2o 20 s25.
90 pieces et rich dirk silks dress patterns assorted coors,
IN 70 @ acss sf Gsras sS saS asTs Tssya y s, by the ar
LOG psco sgm price m SILKS nngSs m IRON % cents 2 o 81 % per
raeve Of eoored silk goods be found retail cbh
mont soGh,of New York
EVENING DRESS SILKS AND OTHER LIGHT GOODS.
We just opened largest Of plain fanny
evening silks purchased comprising every
desirable general for evening dresses In the assor
so very robes pink white blao white,
al white al all blue color and white and lavender color
Robes atule, robes a'Ies, yolnnts and volants
splendid Byadcre robes with body and trimming TO MATCH
color and whito, and pink and white.
2oegln robes pink
embropIercd robes aQuile d. same style colors.
so encue robe Of various qualities in light coors suitable r
largest stock evening robes offered
SPLENDID LIGHT SILKS BY THE YARD.
We have also s opened 90 pieces elegant Bqcade yadere aud
alas stripe silks IN pink, blue color, and white.
Is pieces plain pou dc oies in pink blue, white corn eo ay
aud comprising such assortment cannot DO found elsewhere
tho District
our lowest cash price il marked in plain every article we
oar sale which make no deviation aad we hove oar
seuacd W. " sIUSTERN n CO.,
No, 2S opposite Centre Market
Dec 7--Iot,IT bet 7th and Sth streets.
NOTICE The undersigned respectfully informs
IN friends The public generally and strangers visiting the
,ty that j has l a general assortment of
BOOTS, sHoES CATERS SLIPPERS, SC,
an Of The be natct varmanshp gotten Va n sst style,
and the wuayi fr adesr geehien misses
boy =, 01tlis and Ciilrgas wear.
f',s f'fsN' y ~" TtRNON BURNS,
l0S Penn av. betvecu ~ and 9th streets,
POc 4-2wf arew doors east Of the Na'onal Hotel
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special Notice 10 subscribers.

Payment r subscriptions nast be Fundamentally In advance
tho m aleays discontinued The cNdrston ihc period
bCr Lod uuos wh be gyn Subscribers
10 a 80 sul SCI abort a. exiIe.
iai BY mail the subscribers, and mol
% tho pahIsher Of the Union.
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-NEw ARRANGE

AOIlCE III INAN NE.l.LEkS---NEW AhbANUE
MENr. WITH GREATLY nfpE sCIIEDUI E. IRON WASH
NGrON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
IINETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the south
Southwest at leave their berths foot OF 9th street at en-
m II the boat obtain line
breakfast board sail Of 81 hours down the
Potomac passing fill view Of Mount Vernon by the
they good and OF four hours In
in lachmpnd in time
the South and Southwest
great this route being IL
miles ls rairuadng than BY other route
making certain connexions to
aEINuczsBTrG, cuxoyp PsnrRG, VIRGINIA WEInoS
WmSsGrus, ~ c. CHARLESTON, s. O. AuGUsrs, GA MONTGOMERY
MnE AL Nsw ORLEANS ALL SOUTHERN crriKs
Redmond the Danvle, souisde, virginia.
Tennessec, aud East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO ..
nanyllc, Bristol, Duton,
Chattanooga, Iuntdvier Memphis,
Iyuchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans . .
further Information OF the route inquire at
No. 372 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th street
#a- GEO r. MArTfNI.Y
August lily Ticket Agent
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FOR BALTIMORE Ayn rnE EAST:

.,ye Washington for 61o and 74S and $40
.rd 4 aj b. m. sunday 40 only,
sayc baltimore $50, m, and 80 aud go p M
I'm sunday a 40 a. m, only.
The IS trains oaly viii stop at way stations ana Tor An
uaf4l.s crane
lie IS M aDd $40 p m, tue ehefeonaeeng rins Cor
h Vol rud the GI0 as aIai $40 tins for the Etst
E sr,h iutrusoh inquire tho Ilinore aud Onto kroad
riseel 0l,ec ol THUs II PARSONS, Agent Washington.
l''>'' '''' W. p. SMITH
Ou3 Master oi LfuhspoftAuon, iiAlumofe'
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

,,,po,I Nv asuINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL - r.tr ,Ve-r sDVTlwESr, ASD NUfflIWESf--bALfl
a ;ii,v ~ ,xn .,Iio E1l ROAD WINTER ARRANGEMfNfs
~, through run daily, eAcelt 9th'4 'i' WASH
,pytou laf West, a. follows .,., ...
Nail trsn ss At 49, m Is niay exoeP,ei connect
saIy M V.binstn Junehpu Cumberland ald fedi1nt
~ Ts Ctsinna 81 Lu sud C7igo Express .'ieei0h Leaves
WanRton al 40 NJ, reaching Cincinnati Al ssO p ~
sna connecting Girely with express am 'f WY
so,sbv,ast aud lor Lonts Kansas &c
10 view grand mountain scenery q he ros @ ~ uLy NJ
,b Tho as a. M 84Q train from Washington, and Nc
ogsr M cum lerland OF Pelmont . , -,
ana the Northwestern virginia road
~ lo n M train Tor ANA Cincinnati Railroad take
lhe .... A., "a ,,,r,ors ana oy.y,,
baggage checks 20 ' qa'eis anu WHY
- ~. .ibIa facility viii be iOunl upon this soute
way passsgers stem of the IAuhofe anu ONO iA
,,,l v.l ye Washington as loiSws;
@ an unts between Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
74j a. train 4, ,o
m train TO connect Frederick take the 3ip
train.
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nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST. Office and resi-
denee removed TO the Willard Hotel sqnarr opposite the
ond the Treasury and tho corner Of HFenpe and
18th street.
T-3mds
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FtNHE MODERN COOK ; A Practical Guide to the
Il Culinary Art all It's Branches by Charles Faneao with
The sociable; or Amuscnen by
th author of ''Tbc Magician Ov
While il Was Morning; by V. A. Townsend.
For sale by BLANCHARD Il M0ITUN,
81 Corner o. streeta nd Penn ave-.
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