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< SECOND
EUBEN MON UMENT FESTIVAL
MONDAY, Sept. 1sth, 1850,
AT ARLINGTON SPRING.

SrruprN VS. SEEGoNP rpsr,v,,
MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1850,
AT ARLINGTON SPRING.
PROGRAMME
break from esch-the east and west
The various I military oos6,aci.. =,
and civil societies viii be escorted Nv m.,.h.I. -
the City Hall. between and o'clock a. m.
,o Ths its Iht resting west facing
street uown 81 street TO Pa avenue, up Pa avenue
a,ess a and
iath street. down I2rh street to Marylsn avenue
and over the Long Bridge to Arlington.
oHD M.f 81 lsr naSsssT'os:
Music.
Light Infantry
Union Guards .e .-
Goorsst"Wn Cadets.
Music.
The President and 0fhosfs of the sieuben A..oci-
alton.
The Executive Committee of the stsuben NOM
ment.
La Societe de L'Union Fracalss." ''''
-7z- MARSHA. %oufssd Quilted
Pupils of number Of Schools with their respect We
,,, The Wlnsbsso Lodge q the Red Men. q
The MemssFs ss IL. A.h.n~um
r The sssnsslsnna sna other Gee Clubs,
TurnSysrein and T9lnsr Liedertafel
.Tarnsr Rides ~ r.
The opening Of the festival on the grounds viii
ST he oe as part the
smusements will take place in the following order,
/. Vocal and Instrumental Music from ~ O'Clock
2. Prize 1 Shooting by means of Cross Bow for
high will BE- the target; each successful Shot brinrs
10 cents ticket snnnr m to frse sSnt pay
8 Gymnastics by the Turner's, T ON 2 TO 81 oicik.
ci%bias iaer .se !TFSSsss
for these prizes have to plant the United States COL
e s Fl sss
tiseer rooster. and cat are hidden under sss then
Sdsd and then s xsh @ onsss
in hand toward the earthen pots. A sacoessfal
in order 60 secure his flying running Prize, under
the plaudits of the spectators, -
9. distribution of the Prizes for the Turner's at
"a. AsGendlng Of Four Balloons-most kindly pre-
8. Vocal and Instrumental Music, to the close of
: 3. The nancing, under the observation-disclosures OF An
efcient oopmittee. will open at O'Clock, to last
Tns R sns Procession win form a.
Tie fSs vsiou. are By badge.
omnibass: siroushto the grounds, over the Lops
Bridge, locents each wHyIthose to the Canal boat
"ssonsd 1t the c.pse gate and corner h y
Pa ay. Piacsrds viii beg pasted on sli chartered
Admssion, FIFTY CENTS, for one gentleman
..hed y the COmmstse al the kfst gate leading 70
= 49, ~ THE COMMITTEES
sels.kt 49, . OF ARRANGEMENT,
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T. LATEST STYLES.
E ALL IMPORTATION OF DRY GOODS.

w. w. BURDETTE, at No. ISL 7th street, BE-
with the largest, finest and most superior stock of
DRY GOODS ever offered in the northern part of
the city, viz:
Very heavy and fine PLAIN Black Silks, ranging in
price from IS cants to 81,
Black Bayadere Silks. all prices,
Fancy Silks in Plaid, Striped and Bayadere, much
lower than the ususl pricr,
All Wool MouslIn DeiaInes, rich patterns and high
50 pieces All Wool French Msrnos, beautiful COL
- Ors, at IS cents per yard,
Plaid Cashmeres. very f. ne, at g cents,
Duoas, Poll de Chevres, Valencias,
MOURNING GOODS.
In this department my stock is complete
LupIns, BOmbaZiues, Jamise Cloths.
Alpaca, Monslin Delaines, and Merinos.
An of which are ofthe first quality, and will be
sold at 10 per cent. profit.
WHITE GOODS.
10 pieces Table Linen, in bleached and brown, from
IS cents per yard up to fine grades,
50 pieces Irish Linens, Dunbar& DIckson's make,
the best imported to this country.
Linen Shirtlngs, Damask Napkin. Towels, &c,
large and superior stock of Bleached Cottons s,
from Ga cents up t. 1874 ants psr yard,
And all kinds Of Domestic Goods,
All of which we can, and will, sell less than apy
mere nt in the city. from the fact that have no
rent to pay, and our expenses otherwise are much
less than any one who does the same amount of
The lowest cash prices will be named at o nee by
w. w. BURDETTE.
Sc l6-4t No. 3S1 j ST.. between and K.
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1T IS NOT WHAT A MAN MAKES. But
WHAT HE SAVES, THAT MAKES
HIM RICH
To Pay Cash and

TO Pay cash and Sdrc yT0tn I5 70 3 Per Cent IS
Small Item.
More than three years experience conducting
business on me CASH SYSTEM convlnces us OF Its
advantages to tn public, by the increasing trsde
which we have acq nlrad No abatement in the flu =.
turo In our former 81 stem
Having just returned from Philadelphia and New
York | am prepared to offer fine assortment Of
HATS and CAPS. in all the variety,
Reeb rs own celebr ated Ventilating HATS,
Our 81 50. IS, and So 81 cannot be sur passed.
GARlBALO1 CAPS. new style
Chi'dren's FANCY HATS and CAPS, of the latest
BoysCLOTH CAPS, from 25c. to 81.
For the accommodation of our customers in this
part of the city, and elsswhe continue the ar
rangeme mt with the Philadelphia manufacturer, and
have now on hand fine CALFSKIN BOOTS.
sewed and Pegged. SS75 together with different
styles CATER BOOTS and SHOES for a., 80,
&c. Ii. H. STINEMETZ,
326 Pa. av., near 18th st., between
Sc l6-2w Willards' and KirkwOod Hotels.
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II grand muster of fremen commenced In
Manc hester, y. H., on "Wednesday last, embracing
seventy-hve companies and thirty bands of music
Among the crowd of visitors on the occasion were
numerous gamblers, between whom and the fire.
men some trouble occurred about 10 O'Clock on
Wednesday night, which led to 4 serious riot in
which several buildings were partially demol-
ished and other property DESTROYED.
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III THE door TIME Has CONE! .. :"

SINGERS Ne. SEWING MACHINE
a., Can aSc be had for One Hnadrsd DoIla,st
- en- No. for Ninety DoIlarsf '1SF'
For manufacturing. poses the only reliabls and
ane1eeied SeW.ng Machine IN the world.-L M.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty to seventy
ave Dollars. We have tIied them in our own n m
Siggs, G Cos Gazsttt.
We invite all 70 call at our Ws.hington once,
examine them and their work. The great scSi,omS
in using such q machine viii at once become ap-
s s,xsn N s
Of their work, furnished TO all or sent to any
= A GOOD assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist
and other maohies fndinss kept on hand, and cold
N. SINGER CO., ass Broadway, NY.
VIM. H.6LOVER, AgsAk a57 49, q is tr
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I Asst PIC MIC AND BALL
Il OF THE SEASON.
National Guard.

Inc 6nsrd detlre TO inform their friends and pat
Fo on s5 tnA 70 on THCRSDAY, septem- n
festive season with PIC MIC and tSEASh
BALL at COLUMBIA SPRINGS, ana n is Their
most ardent wish 70 hsve present on that oocsslou
their numerous friends, and they promise to an a
day OF pleasure without ALLOW
Friend Withers will be there.
Omnlbuses will leave the foot Of the Capitol, the
corners OF 7th street and Pa avenue and eth
ana Mary and ayanue at AZ O'Clock a. m and ,
O'clock p; m and hourly from 7th st. and Pa av
through the day.
The tickets that issued for our PIC ME on the
sth VIII be good on that day. Tickets OF ndmIs,inn
Tor gentleman and ladies', FIFTY CENTS.
Niooohs VIII De furnished gentlemen st the gate.
Co,a,ztffee Of ArrdHgemsHfs.
Capt. Jas. A. TAFT, H. N KNIGHT
Lieut. q. +. Lloyd, John III. Bird
'scoo hess, George b. CLARK.
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sAkrihS1 The Clearfeld Republican
says; DGrlng the exercises at the camp.mseti no.
ance within the precincts of the c.r,n
sPParentiy making his way towards The alta,
o. hether he was bent upon some evil purp,ss ' =:
Vas 'ne desI IN the sefPents guise when he an.
tered EdeH, whether he had merely 60. NC en-
visit OF curiosity or 10 resent the Intrusion ~ ~,
church upon the solitude Of the forest yvbo. 'ne
Lad so long been king Of the reptiles
was finally dispatched ~ |-"-7 1865 NC
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ODECTED no GoINs At HIIxn At,..s,,. ,h.
.aan opefa, one evening, with a LADY, r uft,s
cholIr' leaned towards her with the -ertrenest
elasly, ana sad :, Interpret the Hbretto for me.
''s ~.~' IsS' ail@te with the wrong ssnotion -
ine age OF forty-one years. For several wears ne
t-es "seh unable 70 HIasticate, and was fsd with
braa, &c The defunet earcase Of This famous Old
presence Of large eonceurse Of bis Old f,isad. =
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TkrTH PLEASANTLY ToLD-The first good
nafured paragraph we have seen during the pro-
gfess Of the controversy between the English and
French journals Ii in the Paris ChariyaT which
informs the ect entric clergyman who had offered
t2O reward for the best essay ON the best me ms of
keeping up good understanding between Eng
Land and France, that II considers itself entitled TO
prize Tor solving the question In one sentence,
60 IS alone worth dozens Of essays: :. LIE mil
>sI "ioysn poHT qHe FAngIsferre ct Ia France sss-
l, I:HI EST ds 81 PaTi,r pOiaSkaKf." france and
land will UNDERSTAND each other better il thew
don't talk so loud 'ei - '"ey
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IL Potter country (Pa) paper says that
MIR. Beal, Of that county, tied log chain round
an oak tree some years ago for some temporary
purpose and forgetting it, let it stay until the
bark and wood grew over it, and now it is i'm
bedded in the funk Of the tree. 1t will prove
crowdcr to the lucky individual who cuts the tree
down a hundred years hence
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IL The Liberal press of Mexico speak in high
terms OF Minister McLane, and look forward with
satisfaction to his early return. At the city of
Mexico the leaders of the reactonary party had
assembled to concert the plan Of the ensuing cam
Paign. They propose to proceed with unprece-
dented vigor
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS
= .d tGsomso ssesmbcst Company.
Of their steamer Powhatan 10 Nor -04ln171616
i0s, 9neI the public Of Washington and vic pity an
tomac TO GLYMONT and 40 UIa CREEKtt1
GALL during the hot weather
To psrtles of three more excursion tickets Will
be issued at one do lar - each for GIymont with
privilege Of remaining there all night aud returning
next day; also Tor ula Greek at no ars ~
with privileg. Of remaining one or two dnys
=; The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
other small hsh being abundant; also fine shootinT
game being plentiful.
places. ~ " e
Boats leave foot OF 9Th street at 6x q. m. and OK
p m Returning. 81 p. IN. and 81 a. M.
For further information inc ire nj the comn,n,'s
once, No: 312 Pennsyl wanna avenue next door 70
broWn.s Hotel. GEO. r. MATTINGIY
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compsu,
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ARRIVAL OF LIEUT.. GENERAL ScorT.-General
Scott having received at West Point, on the 18th
inst, special Geographic despatch from the
President, desiring his immediate presence in
Washington He arrived in this city yesterday
and during the day had private interview with
the Executive. lie has, since his arrival, been
constantly receiving visits from the most promi
nent citizens of this city. He has probably been
sent for to consult with the President and the
Cabinet relative to the San Juan Island difficulty
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NAVAL ORDERs.-The following officers have
been ordered to the U. s steam sloop of war Mar
ragansett: Commander, Timothy A. Hunt; Lieu.
tenants. George Il. Preble, George M. Ransom
Joseph D. Blake; Purser, C. ]. Emery; Passed
Assistant Surgeon, VIM. Lowber; Master, Eneas
Armstrong; Carpenter, James III. Owens.
Assistant Surgeon James Laws has been ordered
for duty at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John Rudenstein has
been commissioned as a Surgeon, and Bennett w
Green, Of Va. commissioned as an Assistant Sur.
geoa, in the Navy.
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SEvERE-The Baltimore Patriot thus honors /,
correspondent: Wilson - should learn To speIl
OF performing our duti es 10 the public He who
could write iDgpoSS tEIs with one s. and psyacitu
VIII an lnstead Of c, and quote Burns poetry
g > needs The power to himself as others
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NEW MEXICAN SURvEYs.-A diagram Of the
survey Of the south boundary of township Is
north Of range 81 east Of the principal meridian
Of New Mexico, has been received at the Genera
Land Office. Also, of plats and ield-notes O,
townships No. IA, north Of range 30, and 10
north Of range 80, in the same Territory. Thes,
surveys were made by Deputy Surveyor Stephen
son Archer
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
20 l. L NJ BIA SPRIN
Potomac Lodge, No. 80, !. o. OF.

The Members Of this Order. and the public gcn"r-
ally Of Alexandria. Washington.
and Georgetown, are fraternslly - E 49,
invited to participate with Poto-exS
nc NC; To be held AZ COLI MBIA SPRING, ON
MONDAY, sept. 18th, lisa
Weber's cclebratad Cotillon Band will he nrcreu,
The festivities will close ~ 10 o'clock p. m
Round-trIp Tickets by Railroad from Alex antrIa,
Is cents.
Omnbnses will leave the corner Of Pa. avenue nj
TN street Faro Ia cents each way.
Abundance to the Ground-A Gentleman A nj w,
Lanes, 50 cents; Boys, Is cents.
The hrst trip from Alexandra At O'Clock A. M
ery regular hourly train ofcars
The Committee pledge themselves that every
effort will be made TO make this Pie Nc ni,,.,.,
and agreeable. f
COMMITTEE.
c. Schafer, John Krsus TT rhor,.on
Hugh Latham, Jos Williams SamI Tsnp.,,n
John Bright, Geo L. Deeton Ios Fad "'
James Gale, DAM w Lewis T;eorge Rosr.-,
Wesley Avery, A Luscalleet Geo Gutchingr
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S25O r REE,W K. l,;1 isI og SUNDAY
DER.
The said AlTHEY was committed 10 Jail on the
10Th day of June last, charged with the murder f
J. T. X anti, at Laursl Factory, Prince Georges
cousty, Maryland. He is about i've feet eig OF
DARK brown bai,-had on common clothing and
pair OF substantial leg irons. Up to the time of the
drying . team hauling cotton To thefactory
We viii give reward OF Two Hundred Dollars
where takea-pTo, Idsd he is delivered at the Ja If
Prince Georges County, Maryland
SAD MAGRUDER was committed on the 18th
day OF july last, charged with then. Heisa youth.
sbout nineteen years Of age, has fair compieI lon.
I h high; hss mother living in Georgetown.
We will give a reward of FIity Dollar. for hi,
apprehension, if delivered al the JaIl of Prince
Georges county, MARYLAND.
d By order OF the Commissloner,.
X. w. BADEN, President of he Board
Test:-T. f. WILLIAMS, Clerk au2Sn
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1rC0uPoN BSNgs q THE WASHING
and and hing :.%:
ed ore for sale b RlG0s Q co, - ass
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DEATHS IN THE NAVAL SERvIcE-The death,
Of the following seamcn have been reported to tn,
Navy Department: Germantown, Edw'd Fowler
Henry Thayer; Roanoke, Thos. King; Cumber
land, A. Ii. Lucas; Macedonia, William Benson
Chas. Clark, James Rose.
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PERSONAL.


,o. NOTICE.
afOhEWARS all persons from harboring or
employing my wife, Winnie Cooper, as she has rft
my bed and board without sny pfovocstion LIZ,
vlse, viii pay no debts Of her contractinr and I
sc 10 Sl SAM'L COOPER.
THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
y against harborinE CHARLES LEWIS, -
the sstle having been bound TO ne until II al
age, having no pTovoca ION Ia jus,ify him IA
In theact. He is Of bright ellow eomplex- n
ION. and about is years OF age. Any persOn-AA>
to Law.
Sc lest ALFRED ICE
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On Monday, the 18th inst 10 going from
~ ths CORNER OF 9th and str-sts. 10 the IL
TN and "a: avenue, or from 9Th end Pa. syenae to
Iztn AND Canal, email BINnLE containing =
VI = 50 X or ciusk. with a belt. The hinder vii
rsc-vs the sIaeere thanks al the ner by leaving
the bundle at this office. IT.
q = REWARD.-was Loot in the woods north o
Va Lions Mill on saturday. S-Pt. 10th.
III So sbbaeS ~ 49,; in h;, nsm 49,
aud white tIpt ta. ANY person who VIII %, NJ sad
Dog % No. $40 18th street west, shove l. . ree',
shall receive the above reward. As n huntint q, ..
he is good for nothing, snd this advertisement /.
only 20 prove 10 has owner that he really 10 lost
rs IWs
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OREGON LAND OFFICE REMovED.-The land
ofiice established at Winchester, Oregon, is to b,
removed to Roseburg, in the same State
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ALFRED LEE
NOTICE

T. NOTICE
sons Law LIbrary with VIM. PetiibOne, to ! -. (,
some years Sine, is request to come fOrWg q
and pay for the binding OF the books and take EN-
Away and NJ they not called for in ten dpVs
from this date they vii. be sold auet on To cover
costs and charges WN pETrIRONE
Pa av., bet. 18th and ISL SITS Iouth sIde
Washington. September "a 1910 se la-e1Sf.
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TAKEN UP BY THE so BsCRIB BIER NFAR
u Drovers' Rest that has been trespass cuevve
TIE, one q buffalo COW; two ~ cows
With horns; one small red and white spotted
property, ray damages, and take ,sid esf-svs sw.y.
se DIST - A. F. fAwSE1T
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~ ders Of the w shine ton Turnpike Cor pany
s,sh nemae.y nhed that an election or Prsdenf
Farmers an Mschanles Bank OF Georeetovn. on
the se:ond MONDAY OF October NEXT betveen the
heurs on w a. M, And m, 60 manage the af1aira
ofsaid company for the year then ensuing. :.
Sc 10 iav.. tRoesylRIs; 5 kEA1 Treasurer.
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- ORWAY NAIL RODS. for sale by
Il J. X. ELVANS& CO.,
Sc I6- cost (Alex.Gaz1 400 pa avenue

FOR SALE-A large COOKING STOVE ca
l. Pahle Of cooking for twenty or thirty persons
Will he sold bargain, the owner having no further
use for 1t. Also.a largeParlor Stove. Apply at No.
329 18th street. 1T
EULL WEIGHT SWEDEISM TACKS-Put
Il up expressly for upholsterers' use.
SOFA SPRINGS. Every article in the Cabinet
and Hardware line, at EiVANS'
Sc l6 cost tAlex. Gaz., 400 Pa avenue.
SANDERSON'S CAST STEEL, Square and
- Ootagon, at lS cents per pound, when cut,
JOHN r. EI.vANs & CO.,
Sis cost untel.& Ai.x.GazJ 400 Pa. Az.
A LOT aF CART AND WAGON HUBS
"A ranging from by 10 to IS by Is. (for Bespoke
wheels, at % per cent. from manufacturers list
X. ELVANS r. co,
l6 cost Nn.el.&Alex Gaz.) 500 Pa sv
NEW STYLECLOAKSANDR
l resolved beautiful assortment in Black
and COlored Cloth C'oaks and of the latest
fall styles, and will be sold at the lewect cash phi
ceS. J. w. COi,IEY q OK
sc Us St a2S 18th street, above Pa. avenue.
SHAWLS. SHAWLSm-Just received Back
- and Colo-ed Middle Stella Shavls, Long and
square Plaid Cloth Shawls, Long BrOcha Shawls
In new designs and at remarkably low prIcss.
]. w. COLLEY Il CO,
se16 st 523 18th street. above Pa avenue
MATTHEWS & GORE.
w 35S SEVENTH STREET,
TaTe Just opened large and complete stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Sc 16-}t' r'''''
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NorrcE OF The H. k stss OF ,, rp =.
kAsNNrR S 0E Esn E0R THE aUMPgTA Dis

BURG, IN THE STATE OF OREGON. :.
In acc Jrdance with the provisions Of the act of
Congress entitled IAN act authorizing changes in
the location OF Land OMces;" approved March sd,
R53 IT is hereby declared and made known that the
office for the sale Of public lands at WINcHKsrER
IN the state Of OREGON, will be removed TO oSE,
cable. " P'''''-
Further notice to the precise time of closing the
once Al WINCHESTER, preparatory to remoysl . And
OF Its opening for business at RosEBuRG will be
issued % the Register and Receiver Of the lind
Given under my hand at the city of Washington.
thls fifteenth day Of September, ammo Domini one
thousand eig bit hundred and 6fty,cine -o
b By order ofthe President: - '..s e
s,ld..4 :. J-..r Acting Commissioner ofthe
Sc 6-w6w -. General Land OF ce
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/ NEW GOODS
y AN NOW Receiving my Fall stock o'PAPES-
LANDINGS comprising a large and varied asrort-
gent OF every grade. from the most beautiful
French Gold Papers down to the very low price eff
"a cents per piece. And confidently assent that
can and VIII sell papers at pric,s that will defy
Houses Pspered in the best manner at the regular
pricas. Ne""'
=, ID Pay fair price for your work, and save in
the aggregate 81 per cent. l., F. CLARK
Sc Us cost No. PAS Pa. av., bet 18th and 18th sts
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JOHN n. ETsVANS q CO.,
Sc l6-1w Intel. & Alex. Gaz.I 300 Pa ay
REMOVAL AND EXTRAORDINARY BAR
OUR NEW LOCALTrY.
FOR OR WEEKS. ISAT
tDur1ng the progress of improvements at ou- old
stand, to prepare for new store and new goodsI
sos Pa. avenue.
Remember. our temporary locality flor only mr. 2
weeks is next door to Ellis's Piano and Music
Store MAXWEJI & ''o
Be 10 SeO 30S Pa.
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BOARDING.

RQARDING.-Mrs. BOWIE, 450 I2.h street
- between and q, EAST side, has pleasant and
--es..- soee kOOMef Tor rent. az 2s-lm
RoARD.-Tvo desirable Rooms, fcommuuics-
- ung,l with Board, can be obtained On piI.als
nniy az A01 18Th street, between @ and H.
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A GENERAL y slSs5Ng.ss,F Es. :
. n-sw t-ssres = SesvssS "a "a Il g
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aESResrSw4Ss To fH TGM GPEX AMP aNb
H HEf " YoRk, .X VIA pcBEEAsAAPEAKE AND
Leaving Pbiladelphla for Washington and
Ge2rget3wn on SATURDAY at4P M; ar nf1At
and departing on Tuesdays. Connecting S16k1esA
nsl to New York. - - ~ ~"
Efeights at low Iates and through receipts given.
J The citizens OF Washington are infGfmed that
Tor their especial accommodation goods for Wash
inston will be landed hereafter at Pages wharf
- AGENTS
* L: Parker 4 Co., Washington city, .f.
WA. Bradley. Jr, GEORGETOWN.
David Cooper, Philadelphia.
d. T. Taylor d Co., New York, IS West street.
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ZEPHYR woRsTEp.
80 t2-fw --rs -- betweea "a ana sth sts.
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CROCKET's LEATHER,
CLOTH, &c.
Just received consi gnment of these Justly cele-
brated goods, consisting of
Plain and Enameled CANVAS and MUSLIN
Enameicd DRILLS, --
Do RUSSIA DUCK
Coach trimmers are requested to INSPECT this
stock. We consider it superior to any before Of
t-red In strength ard quality, and are oferi'g at
commission prices, for cash or to monthly Gus
TONERS. JOHN r. ELVANS & co,
Sc l6-lw Untsl. tAlex. Gaz.) 500 Pa. av
SELLING OFF
~ AT HALF PRICE,
During the improvements IT our old stand. we
have taken the store room next door to John F. FL
hs's Piano and Music Store, where we are now of
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HOOP SKIRTS at IS cts ...
HOOP SKIRTS at S7L CTS
..,.. HOOP SKIRTS at ST.
rH HOOP SKIRTS at S1.5'
HOOP SKIRTS at g.
And 1T all prices up to s4
All aher goods in our line at about half prics at
30 is Steo MAXWELL'S, sos Pa ay
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bs ..ss .ss fHPMrkcIIFSNEsY re-
ICES eve Psf.is., Bs!., Fs' "s" ana Enter
s.s f & q 69S e'aSsi :uellisSS
CAKES, RYRAMID9 of ali kinds and sixes,
ffFHYAHkQrTE, Russo, BLANC NANCE and
gELLiES OF all kinds and havors, made to order.
ra!ues, SnPlers,. Balls, Excursions, weddings,
.hn. ano ether Entertainments furnished at the
~ n9flce and on the most reasonable t. rms
oMhLL CAKES ofall kinds 6, cents per hundred
oo "-im JOSEPH eCHAFFIELD.
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The wEArHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning ID made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
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