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VINO WILL EDIT THE SERIOUS PAPER?n-
The Boston Posts New York correspondent
says: =
The project Of serious daily newspaper.
which was agitated number of weeks ago, has
not as YET cached the prac tical issue L believe
the scheme is being brought TO focus, and il is
settled that Mr.. SpsuldiDg, Of the Courier and
Enquirer is TO be the editor In this connec-
ton 1t is sated as fact that Col Webb and Al
j. Raymond both offered to mould their respec-
tive J'urnals TO meet the most orthodox reli-
60 sre Iuiremcnt', if the projectors of the new
enterprise would give up their plan and run
their crystal stream of Christianity through
either of the channels have named. To think
of sHeh 'ChyiStiaH Daily Times or sneA a
Religions Courier and EDquirern 1t was de-
ci led, however, 10 start an entirely new paper
and its appearance, il is safe to say, may be
expected at any time hereafter There is
another religious Richmond in the field of
journalism, the main idea of which is the estab-
hshment OF Christian daily paper, the entire
capital and profits Of which shall be devoted to
and expended upon the paper itself. under
stand that gentleman stands ready to further
and sustain the enterprise until il reaches the
paying point Ii is not proposed to hasten the
publication OF this paper, but the parties inter
ested are content to wait and watch for the
proper moment in which to strike.-HNor'
WssfeT.' ...---... 49,.
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EFFECT or WAR on HUMAN SrArpRg.-Dr.
Bell says, that if the curse of war be long en-
tailed on q nation, the physical energies Of the
people may suffer by the loss Of its finest popu-
latiOn, TO such degree that the succeeding
generation will fall short Of its former standard
stature, as was the ease with the French youth
drafted for the army after the general peace.
Thus, in 1876, out Of one million thirty-three
thousand four hundred and twenty-five young
men drafted to serve in the army, three hundred
and eighty thousand two hundred and thirteen
were sent back, because they fell short of the
diminutive stature Of four feet ten inches,
French YIN ..,z .-'.I 81 - 7 =
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Russian Opinion of the Battle Of Magenta

C-l
Ihe battle ct Magenta has decided many
Questions and put an end to many uncertain.
ties. This victory has burst on Europe like a
clap OF thunder A great engagement was ex-
pected, but IL was believed that We sbould see
" advance IN the distance, and, as it were, ex-
e;uted before our eyes. In the opinion Of the
Emperor Napoleon, this brilliant affair was no
doubt, triumph skilfully forseen and perse-
yerlngly prepared; while 20 the Austrian, ger
erals u was surprise and disaster. When
zen GyulaI believed that the main body of
the allied force were massed in the south be-
tween Ales5andrIa and the Appenines, all the
Franco Sardinian corps, by one of the finest
movement recorded in military history, rap
idly advanced from the right flank 10 the ex-
tremlty Of the left. Ii wac only at the last mo-
ment that the Austrians perceived this change
OF position; and their recipitate retreat shows
that they understood the immiDence Of the
danger which menaced them. Very little was
wanting To prevent Gen Gyulsi from getting
Out OF the Lomellina at all. Gen Mel, whom
ne supposed to be occupied in the direction of
the lake, suddenly threw himself on Novaro,
and the French army crossed the Ticino with,
out meeting much resistance
Ihen 6ea. Hess, sent in all haste by the En-
perOr Francis Joseph 10 take command of the
Austrian army, threw all the forces he had an
der his hand-l50,OO0 men are spoken of-on
The allied columns, which debOuched BY narrow
passes towards the road which leads from Buff
falors to Milan The shock was terrible, and
,he combat most sanguinary. The result stated
by telegraph Is deplOrsble for humanity but
giGrlous for the French arms. A strange thing
II Il that 1t Is General de McMahon, whom the
Austrians thought near the ridges of the Anne
hineS. who must have decided the victory by
carrying the village Of Magenta on the flank Of
me enemy. The Emperor Francis Joseph. " no,
whist his hne army was being crushed and
routed on the banks Of the Ticino, was engaged
IN organizing the reinforcements which arrive
from Vienna, must now occupy himself in col
ieetlng the bleeding and scattered remnant of
one OF The most formidable armies which ever
trod the soil Of Upper Italy -
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tonnage oF THE WORLD.-An English pa per
says: AT present il may interest our readers
- know the extent Of ths merchant marine.
from which may be estimated the real maritime
power. The tOnnnge Of the world is about Is
IEiLiIohs' the United States being first, United
hingdom second, France third, and British
colonies fourth, but if we take Great Britain
anu her colonies together they amount 10 a
Ilns over that OF the treat Republic. This is
SAD change from 1913, when all the European
P2rts were blockadsd by us, not an enemy's
appearing on the ocean, except those of
cur cousins, with whom, as well IA the Grant
napoleon, We were then at war Now we only
sIsnd as ] to ;, When Parliament meets Brit
49, shIPpinS should in all respects be placed on
,h n ~I9Aiity with foreign by reciprocity. Since
ne cnHpge OF the Navigation laws. without il
80 haI increased in our carrying trade
ri, l. Let us then have justice done 20
aus great national interest. the nursery Of ami
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

IN - TAN SALE.
OS SATURDAY, the 9th day Of August next,
at the hour Of 41a o'clock p. m will sell, at the
Of ;e OF the lie Of the Corpora ion at auction,
ths highest bidder, furcash, the following Lott and
parts "i Lots of Ground, situate in Georgetown, d.
C.; the same being seized by me for taxes due TO
the Corporation Of Georgetown, as shown IN the
suhjoined schedule, and will be sold above To sat
isfy the same and the expenses incident to said
seizure and slle:
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WATER. WATER, WATER.

w s,,,.D GAS. GAS, GAS.
c: SN1 DER. Plumber and Gas litter next door
to The star ofhce,' will Introduce W ateT and Gas
upon the most favorable terms. Those desiring the
introduction of either or both would do well TO see
me. ! employ only hTst class vOrkmen and super
Intend them personally. and will warrant al work
entrusted 70 .'y care furnish Plumbers Maternal
Snd las Fixture OF everytstyle and to any amount.
he trade supplied.
n. o. tsvs f,r sale = large size Herring's hre-
Pr".'i iRON SAFE, which will sell at one half its
cost 10 Ia
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a NAhUAb,E FAhM FOX SkLE-Situatsd
snd LATHE Falls roads. oensis,ing Of f2 scrss in
18th and stFssis W.shnstcn, M {; B. {. ].
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, or exchange
containing 500 scres more or less, 5,ns i5s Mont
Ton sad pi,ss from RSciyills. For particulars
ma siss e"'saA SAReoEiSk se i.issi p. NoLANp.
with back building, No 4ss i, street H1tG noTt6,
between sth and sth streets vest Gas aH through
been put in thoro.gh repaIl. Apply to the suhscri
''f bss s"s ''f'sts SSsfEEsS rs ES:sp
fhESTsss hSGsFT ss si.,ssf ..ss oWE
sps sse9 F., term.
ie l8-2w "..'7' -. 80 B. F. LARNED.
FOR RSALE-TWO FARMS, (adjoining,) with
l,nPInSvements on each, lying in MontsomeIy
sD1 four mss oa TSssss d. G
a. goGd Sds state S c cultiyst,on ru9ninc water IN
One farm S Sontsns lse acres The Other lo acres
CSants soH ana or ,H as % ps and
The, are offered because the owner has more land
than he can cultivate Terms easy, or, preferred,
spply to OTH6 z. MUScASTER, G Gesorseiosa,, s'Sii %,
d. Z. |.t.t ie u -2wt
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
KENT Id WASHINGTON CITY FOR
TERM OF YEhRS--The undersigned will lease
tn satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the 18th
0f September next, the PREMISES ON the south
vest corner at Penn. avenue and 1lth street. which
ipr nearly hve ears past has been well known rs
me largest and most SUCCESSFUL boarding house in
the tcdeTal Metropolis. It's position on Penn. ave
nue, about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house, aud its Immediate proximity to the
Washington Theatre aud Philharmonic Hall, one
or both OF WHICH Is open nearly every NIX lat in the
year, renders this Properts by long odds the most
eligible IN Washington olty for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
De arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while ats cooking
ranged TO accommodate even far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
prlvatewll be on 1th street. within 81 feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer To the Theatre and PhiIharopic
Hall than others that he established. F0y IN
formation concerning terms, &o., apply to w D.
WALLACH. Star ofhce. Washington. ma "a IT
QOOMS FOR RENTING bubscrib iber has six
H large. comfortable. and airy ROOMS Gin the
second, third and fourth story, which he will rent
sepaI ately or together. Being in q good location
NO. 4oJ nth street between III and y they are SUIT
able either for Offices or chambers. Terms mod
crate. lie 17-lwl JOSEPH r. HODGSON.
EOR SALE.-I offer for yale a valuable FARM
II IN Loudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
terms. containing 2S21z acres; or will exchange il
for improved city property. This property is stu
ated IN one of the most improved and highly cult
waited parts OF the county. Conyenient TO the caua
and railroad. BENZ. p. SMITH,
Je8 II City Hall.
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IN McKNEW 4 MARLOW'S
STEA FIRE WOOD MILLS,
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL.

Wood Sawed in 4 pieces for 5oc. per cord,
Wood sawed in pieces For SIC. per cord,
Wood Sawed IN pieces for 5nc per cord.
Delivered to ANY part Of the city,
Delivered to any part of the city,
- Delivered to any part of tho city.
Kindling, Cooking, and Stove WOOD manufac-
tured and for sale at greatly reduced prices.
COAL of all kinds always on hand.
Terms CASH. ...s
II Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every Instance.
McKNEW 4 NARROW.
III Ofices-CorneT 7th street and Canal, and on
5th street, between n and streets. =
IL Orders sent to either Office will receive per
sOnal attention. les n
EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
" Wood prepared any length and size; delivered
town. Orders by mail promptly attended TO. The
money To accompany the order, or to be ready when
the fuel is delivered, T. J. q W,MGAIf
N. w. corner 18th and G. SITS, No. 547;
mar 25-ly.r Foot of 18th St., below War Depart.
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POSSIBILITIES OF THE FUrURE.-The impress
sion Is gaining ground here that the present
war in Europe will become general In q
event it may not be uninteresting to know how
the nati0nalities will he divided. The popula-
ton Of the different European States may be
nut down a follows : = =
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Thus IN point of numerical strength, should
Russia remain firm TO the French alliance. Ma
P'leon will greatly outnumber his adyersaries.
But the States in combination against him
have the advantage of uniting and concentra-
ing their forces. For instance, Germsny and
Great Britain lie near together, and before the
Russian levies could be marched from the
steppes of Siberia and the Ural, through Po-
land, to the Rhine, the opposing forces might
Italians -
Ii is evident that if Great Britain is forced
INTO the war, she will calculate to benefit by
this advantage. By remaining neutral until
freed into the contest, she will be none the
less efficient, and she will unquestionably profit
tom what transpires in the meantime between
tie present belligerents.
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NJ LIME-LIME-LIME!
WAY Always be had, in quantities to suit, the
best quality of fresh Wood burnt LIME, CE-
MENT, PLASTER and HAIR, at Washington
Lime Kilns, No. between upper and lower bridges
w. VI. GOHEY.
have by the request of my ustoIners residi ng in
the lower part of the city, and for the country trade
estab shed depot at the foot of 9th street and the
Cana, where may always he found on hand the hest
flair and White Sand - 'o''
Orders received and punctuaIly attended to.
ia l3-im w. I'll. Cooley.
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DENTISTRY, &o,

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. ILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Malster, 1876 Penn,a
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.,) gheredS1~3
he will be pleased To SEQ all who may desire e&4Io
his SERVICES. For professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer to DR.. Malster. jal
M ---- TEETH.
VI: LOOMS, M D., the inyentor and patentee Of
the MlNERAi,P LATE TEETH, attends
personally at his office in this city. 49,
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~1Oo
cannot wear others; and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodates
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE Will be
more fully warranted
Rooms in this city, No. SIS Penn. avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets; also, s1 Arch street, Philsde
phia- az 2l-Iy
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NIOOR'S PAVILION

his delIgltful, healthy, end popular WATER
ING PLACE. better known as Moors
l.andIng, situated on the Potomac, be- veA8
tSren BlaokIstone's Island and plney lnnl
the 18th Of June.
The PrcpuetcT hegs leave tn state that his Table
tomac.
HIS Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors, Segsrs. SC.
Excellent RathIug. good Music, good ANGLING,
aud always plenty of Fl hung and Sailing Boats to
the enjoy ment Of his guests.
Steamer Columbia leaves Washington every
" ednesday at O'Clock a. m, and will land at the
Pavilion AZ r o'clock m.
Terms for Board: Sl-sn per day; for q week or
longer. 81 p per day, or 80 per month
For further information address the Proprietor.
Leonardtovn, St Mays county, Md.
les-2m r. J. MARSHALL. Pfop'r.
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WOOD AND COAL.

II UTANoTHER ARRIVAL-rU
h. w. BATES has just received another cargt
Sl biSb iSSt 81 bssPerrIoSG peri ED and WHITE ASH COAL
He has also on hand large lot of HICKORY
OAK. and PINE WOOD. = Fr--.'T--. - > '
i flease ca. before purchasing elsewhere. -,
~ r. w. BA rES, corner I4th and @ Rts.i
b. N,B.-Wood Cut and Spit any size and length.
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WAkKEMN, M,kSEn MMLrrE rans suLrnHUR nan SPRINGS.

WARREN WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGS.
w WARREN COUNTY, VIRGINII
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
viii he open on the 18th Of May, 1889.
The Conductors will possess eminent vEsA0
advantages for obtaining the best provis lksHl
Ions and delIcacIes OF the season from the WASH
Ington and Alexandrls markets, such as Crabs
WIG Honey, &C., from the markets Of the Waller
and Mountains adjscent TO the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Wsshington Riob-
mond, and the lower country, will leave AlexandrIa
ln the morning, and reach BucktOn Station by the
Manss. as Gap Railroad at u o'clock the same dsy
Comfortable Coaches will he in readiness 20 CON
vey yIhItOrs 10 the Springs from Buckton, distance
,,ne OF Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
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CARLIsLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

~ CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa
This favoflte and fashionable Watering Place.
pleasantly located near the base Of the n
slse Mopnts,n, four niles from Csrlise, WV
Ia, VIII be open Tor vlsltors the 2Dth Of lk I'D
June. Tive wste-s Of these sprirlrs are isSY, -
preynated with minerals, and for drinking and bath
tug are not su passed Ivy any sulphur Springs IN the
surrounded 10y lso feet Of balconies. The scenery
y OF tne sIandest kind and the accommodations
are unexceptlonable. Good fare, pleasant dfives.
hne music, billiards, bowling saloon, and other
games, and ah the smusements usually found at
watering Places osn be enjoyed here Visitors
leaving Phllade phis or Baltimore in the morning
train srrIvs st the Spring at s o'clock D. m Daily
mail. IL For fnrther Information address
OWEN, CLENDENIN CO.,
Carlisle Spring, Pa
Refsrencs'.-gohn G. De Costa, Esq, wilham A.
Ehodesi Esq: Thomas z. Pe5clysl Ess PhlIsdel-
,norr; Jacob Gideon, Esq. Richard wallsch, ESQ
Washington, ID. G.. ie lb-im
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CAPON SPRINGS,
" HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Va.
The Subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and tho public that they have a
leased the alpove well known VA0
WATERING PLACE, NsH
tthis lease embracing the Mountain House. WaddIs
BuldIncs& e. aud will open for the reception Of
visitors the 2th of June -InValIds and Families
can be accommodated earlier If desired.
, Daily Mail and Teles graph Office within twenty.
thrae miles OF the place.
lIS Circulars or other information can be had
Howard House, Baltimore,
j. G. WADDLE.
j. B. SMITH,
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I IyERY, HORSES, CARRIAGES &c, FOR
II HlRE.-Che subscribers beg re- Z"
spectfully to return thanks for the pat. h
rnnaEe heretofore extapd-a to tlem 10y &EN
Their trends and the public generally. II {WNS
they have increased their facilities 10 accommndsto
them with superior LIVERY. or 70 furnish them
GIES, CARRIAGES, &c, &c. They hope by
prompt tsntIon TO business to inertia continuance
Of their patronage. FLEMMING q roy,
Jackson Hall Aley. Z"
JeH-2w between Sd and ~ streets.
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SELLING AT COST,
- SELLING At COST!
At III. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
46 LottxtnHa AreHNs, befIcteH ia and 3fh Sfyeets
m. call the particular attention of the -
ASfZ aides and purc hasers generally, that IS,A
2NS0 'hsll leave for Europe in July next. TX
therefore, from this day offer my rntIre stock of
sistIng Of
$50 French pattern Bonnets from SS 50 to SIS.
l.@c line straw Bonnets, all colors, from 81 cents
500 Ladies', Misses, and Chidren's Flats,
Hats from - cents to So ~,
Fine RIb,ons from 6 cents to 25 cents yard,
fine and large stock of Artificial Flowers
Laces aud Silk MantIas and Shawls from 81 to
$40,
A spendid assortment of Dress Trimmings and
Buttons,
Collars aud Sleeves IN general, with large stock
OF Fancy Goods.
VI > discount OF per cent for every purchase
above S20 will be marie. NJ
III shall po.iuyely sail for Europe in July
H. KING, As Louisiana ave,
between 7th and 9th sts.. under the
A
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TOAL. COALm coal 80
~ FoR COOKING STOVES AND RANG Is.
Coal Prepared Eypress,y for Each.
Persons ordering GOA Ak.'wIl please state the CON
dltion Of the draH. aud will send that which Wi
give entire satisfaction. o.
On hand, West lind Red Ash, TTeverton r ed
Ash, and TamSaus White Ash GOALS, prepared
expressly for cooking purpose,
Northwest corner 18th and g streets No 541
and foot of nth street, below War Department.
70
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M.SINGER Il CO.'S IMPROVED SEWING
L. ...- .s MACHINES.
WdShinstoH nfce-N0. ass Pennsylvania Apsnue,
Under fhs National Hotel. a.-0'-0 : :
For families, tailors. and all manufacturing pur
poses they are uneaualled; more durable capable of
doing a greater variety Of work, and of earning
more money than any other machine IN the mar ket
tracing unusual attention. :. II. :.
We invite all TO call at our new Washington OF
hce-NO Ses fenn. avenue, under the National
Hotel-and examine them and their work. The
great economy In using such machine will at once
become apparent. Explanations given to all. Cir
cnlars, Illustrating all of Sing er's Sewing Mach nes
with specimens of their work, furnished to all, or
sent to any address. -
A good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
at New York prices. : =
!. M. SINGER Il CO.
VIM. GLOVER, Agent 2a-1y
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II PANY. WHITE MoTNTHiSS.

ENLUME MD FRANCONIA HOTEL COM
Il PANG, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The manage of the "FLUMb" and PRO
f1LE' HOUSES announces 20 Tourists 4
prepared for the reception OF guests on the ls.'l
y OF June. These Hotels have reoent'V ben
GATED N the midst ofth. most attractive Scenery
oi the M9gItas9. Mo- beng IN the Immedlsts VICINITY
Finme, l.akes, Cascades, &c.. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and woroes-
ter Line, b' the splendid steamers COMMON
WEAKLY aud dCONNECTICUT, daily, S O'Clock
?. m, from Pier IL, N. A.. foot COuRTtAND ST.,
formation small bills ofthe route at the pTinoi-
pal Hotels and Depots, or address
T.. 2. MARTIN, Agent,
je6-2m Pier -, North River. New York.
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MUSIC NEATLY BOUND. Pianos and other
wi ilstfsments tuned. u Al Tut.eal iqt,rs"enf' sS
- '' e''' ~ nv . Piano and Music store,
jel8 tetween 9Th and 10th streets.
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T'o HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.


3JL00k TO YOUR INTEREST-n
- BY Purcltasfrg your Wood Of VT
IL A. PAY NTER, at the Red Sign, at the new
Once, CORNER of 18th and Canal streets, opposite
(, " You viii not only be sure of full measure,
but you Will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 8, or 4
pieces, III 2 and Split any eIze desired. - |
III F1hy cents per cord cheaper than il ls sold
from any other place in this city.
IL = His w o0d is Of the Best Qualty,S IN
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,( N,
ICJ- The biggest Pine Knot Split for
.t.'-i' '" '+'. 1i KindlIng wood,l IN
Kindling Wood.S LII
IL All delivered Free OF Charged
I.71I Free Of Charse.S III
jtT Notice. Iii Ifthe above does not show how
to get III = RIch=l1I it shows where to get your
-. moneys Worth. III .,l'.
NOW please call at the above ofiice IL = and try
It'll You will get quarter Of a cord of the best
Spruce Pine Sawed lu2 pieces n = and Split III
for 81; IS pieces for SllS1s; pieces 8 lz5 or the
best OAK pieces .T1s: pieces SIS; pieces
S16t1s; the best Hickory. pieces ) So pieces
rates. ~ = -7Ea. 81 : . -"
Orders left at s. W.K. Handy's, opposite vii
ards Hotel or at VIM. Ballantynes, 1e 18th street;
at Pages wharf at the foot of 9TH st promptly at
tended to. Ohoe removed To the north side Of the
bridge corner of 9TH aud Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or he ready when the fuel
je II APNyNTER At Paee,a Wharf
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1 AIDES, ON MONDAY. June 10Th STEVENS
IL commences to sell of his entire FANCY.
SToCK at fret csst. Call at once at 336, between
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Eoh RENT-That very desirable DWELL
\ ING. HOUSE. No. <31 18th street, batween f.
and r. Possession given Immediately. For terms
apply % G. KING, AItist, 4s6 18th street, or To
Je B-2wf l..... "'T' $50 B. r. I.ARNED.
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EOR SALE.-I offer for sale a valuable FARM
4 IN Loudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
for improved city property. This property is stu
ated IN one Of the most improved and highly cult;
and railroad. BENZ, p. SMITH
je8 IT City Hall.
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PEST STYLE HOOP SKIRTS, ss eos. II ON
} Store, $50, between 9Th and 10th SITS. Je Is ,
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
the sims s Sc G 9s dSSss NP,n "a r S
SHIRTS made up 10 order. The suhscriber Is Pre-
psred to make SHIRTS, DRAWERS. &e.,st tht
SHIRT B0SOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

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