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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-22

We'have put up and sold this article fol
ever ten years, and can say in confidence and
truth Of It, what we have ncyer been able ic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

We have received ST. John, N B., papers OF the lltn
Halifax papers OF the 9Th inst. The Halifax San in
Me OF article the management. o. affairs
theee colonies under the direction Of the Bual govern
mept, remarks
French men. OF war, Ia unusual numbers, are making
sheir appearance In the Straits o. Belle Ise and OF the
coasts Of Newfoundland, ard i, is qute apparent that
what the Emperor regards essential 70 the extension Of
bin naval power 10 70 be optared by demonstration.
The Americans 20. al they wanted BY sending CoInno
dore sing.e Old steamer on our coasts and
The French viii NOS be backward IN coming for ward
70 demand all that they require, in the most courty
style, but with very significant humber OF guns ana
New foup dland fth turned into Of wars
That the Emperor will demand al hat he considers
essential, and that he will get it, Whatever be, our
FIRM belief. Great Britain when she surrendered our
1sheres declared 10 all the world that sne would 60
10 with the United States for anything
rican. she wll, or We are mach mistaken, make the
saEe declaration in favor OfFrance before negotiation ID
We So. but Little value on the proceedings OF the
commissioners who engaged, IL IL sad, in
tempting adjust the points in II they yield all
tne Emperor oesTeswncn tie! probably wiihere will
be end OF the matter. ihsy do not few trovns and
demonstyauon wh carry The Pons in dspate as sure.
ly ss similar points were carried By Sh1oricks war
kseamer.
There is no concealing the FACT that the prevailing
sentiment in Engand, and all over the Britain empire
This moment apprehension OF the audacious counses
oyerweeniDg power OF Louis Nspoeoa. In diploma
nc language he our ally Nobody feels that ne la
friend bas Etanos 10 position Of vantage 10 command
any CONCESSIONS IN the far OF provinces OF the empire
when ne may see ds 10 claim. OF course demand TO
occupy OF channel Islands the coast OF Corn
wall, would be resisted Al hazards Bat Belle Isle aad
tbe coasts Of Newfoundland, what Engilshman would
bkhi Tor tbs any more t0au ne would Tor toe nEnora
fisheries the coast Of Nova Scotia.
We thnk that safe in predicting therefore that
eooner LATER tue Preach will have their way aud
that all TIE gas which expenc in the meantime
w produce about much elect produced 10 soc
settlement Of the northeastern boundary line by Henry
Bies' ets. or on the dahery question By james
Uniacseis Ia every goti-ston conducted by
Great Britain since he Revolutionary Ssr British Anne
has beer vicZ d. either By tne prse1ss Of foreign
Powers by The ignorance and ncapacy OF those g
whose diplomacy our interests were entrusted.
Rifle companies forming IN various parts OF Nova
Scotia, similar 20 those OF England. number OF eaori
volunteering for The Englsn navy under me noua
One-e1 by government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

TIE Gun EXPLOSION ar The WAsniSGros NAVY
YARD This forenoon, besseep 10 and II O'Clock gnile
tDe gupnefs's a. Washington Eayy Yard were
engaged in their usual battery practice sixty f0u'
p0rDnsr-sn army gcn-wbich bad been sre1 oncs oniy
there Oloss7 1ad evidently been often 1red osfo-e)
eaisi, Aiina James Wison and William Nokes The
iorner Ess seafarng married, with child Toe
sA.es Nsa married msD ana was preparing to bsc0ne
kuDnef N TIE service. He leaves no children.
sc0e ~ hsO wounded ten sneB-elgbt severely and
Nosenty--ps lol Ss: Richard Gorm,ey lcut the
pS' ,iSrF s.1ass, {ea1y cut about head,) Rode
- 90, toolisr nooe broxeo) ?. Ludglg (sou
te5 10 ne nueD Andres Wson fciy about the face and
read) Roach (6ntol EHj,h roses ' Is 80. -. :
hurt.) 1' V'''sa'v
Mr.. Wilson was Killed iue,antly hsls NJ, ,.ss h,,,.
blown on and kr, Nokes lived but Eve -. zoo
after tie ACCIDENT; the lover part OF ns f.ca 40 80
vas blown of foe force Of the accident th,o. ~
cons oocy distance Of thirty feet ana NJ 80, , va.
lar Beachem ten or twelve fee. An rho xa,n - al.
the gun platform, which is elevate, Tan
tbe ground Some OF the fragments the rrn uo, ~
inan hnndred arde, 10 the great 1sprer ~ ~,
worsmeD around. ~
Atl +. M the preseDc u The Coroner 20 hold IN n,
q1est over The renrins Of Keesrs. WILSON ami sokas
-sina lie And valuable men ia ali tber
relations u iewsr r4otnentarily expected Ind cd an
sDe RunDer's necessarily plckod
Bopes 81 The recovery OF ell tho wounded are en,er
ssiDed by Dr. A. w. medical officers u tie
yard II aftsodkEca.
Every thipg yoEs'bs 10 relieve tae coudppn Q. The
wsended has been cOne BY the officers on Tue yaJd-
6osa,AgtD Star, yAiy Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
The onondaga ssIs works.

from the Syracuse Standard, July IL
M0st OF the man factories now in operation and
ne quantity Of salt inspected is larger than usual a. this
VI The year should the works continue II opera
tioD through The the produces viii exceed that
any pr ece0DE year.
The price " salt Is much lower this season .han for
seyers years past Thise the Tesu Of the combination
shat has Of late years existed among the manufacturers
snd that broken up An attempt waz made ID s
cprDg &c ereT this combination bus Il failed In toe
sbe.nce Of any regulation the bjsc every anufac
safer IS Al liberty 70 make 81 The salt his block ia capable
OF turning out. The largest amount Of salt ever mar
about seven million bushels. There facilities for the
manufacture Of much larger arnodnt, aud, the arke,
shs warrant II, there 1g &c larger n.rekse over she
product of last season.
But the encouragement. 70 nsreased production s not
very great The price IS oweT than II has for seye
raj years. while the Of the n1f5cture is rot pro
portonstey iessened Fuel is abou. the gsYus az last
season while the price Of barrels 1us fur Il COZ
ees The cost oil marketing is greater u Yves last
year, as sat "a not wanted for oaascg I'd grea an
extent ss last seasor good crop tie West viz create
a demand for II for ibas purpose during the fall.
Eoe tnsn Ordinary care ant attention beea directed
0y the manufacturer Rarda improving the quality o,
their salt the present season and the sat manufactured
mas therefore been superior q1aty 10 that here
made
Dir. Lewis T. RaEley, Of tns city, who has been for
several years engaged IN Efforts te improve the qGay OF
Onoudags salt, and at the same time ucrease the quaint
- hAs met Nth good s1coess &ud should Dis plan Be
adopted the reuus would be highly beneficial 10 the 10
made m the progress Of the auufac,ure 1st be the
reeut Of pdvc u3l Effort and no Of ssem Of NAG
ton ~hcb is IN vogue This has always been tue case
and must be 70 hereafter.
Now that the policy Of combining regulate the price
Of sat has been anandoDed trast IL may never be re
destructive 10 the parties concerned. Ths truth Is easy
Established.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
COPAIsTNERsIIP NOTICEs.

%dc 49, spss.al pas ne WITH this amount - par-
rnsse sh nEret IN We manufscss native
dies In coDnsctcr 9Th persop orsccsiiv con verssn t
ht bnststs " s Re deis emit ia 10 success.
IN osesuot, Nth nertrpsry n,nery astnras 10 UneY-
cerorrbe Isfererces and qured Aadress or uy
g. PhYhk CtTLlk, 49S Pine kset -T'-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

ANDLcRDs sOrIAL UNION EXCURSION TO
~ j obbH Ferry. On Monday, July i5 The steausr
WAsnlf TON HINT ard sIgs WIN leave PeX sIs 81
third street o a. NJ. A band OF music viii N any the
host Tickets 20 cents Committee william Pouton Jossph
BROOKE ID. IA Holser. D. o. William Mabour ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

EfxCUhsIoNs TO RE9POET AND CLlFFwOOr GROVE.
AZ Iandlt at Rossvle Iotieb's aud Perrin Amboy- fhs
nev and pTier Did steamboat fHO~. p WAY Captain r. v
Arrowsm;h viii make daily Sat,rrsvs and Sua
dass excepted TO Report aud r vood landing AZ above
Lesvpg foot Of Murray street O'Clock NJ Key sort
at O'Clock Z. NJ Fare 70 cents each way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR VAC AsT LOrs IN A
gooS ocsten-he desirable pr opery Nos and ~
nue. D. one Of he best business In this city Apply
address Cover DAVIDSON, 40 fifth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

NAVY AGENCY. NEW YORz. JULY H. l8S9-srALEu
~ proposals. endorsed Proposal for Pork,n win be re-
oeised at this Office until Wednesday, the zOh inst II
ocl1rk fer i've bunded barrels OF pork be
quality mees" aud delivered the Navy Brook
yn subject TO usua inspection within AFTER
Hcanon Of the acceptance Of the bid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A FURNISHED house. FOB sALR-fHE FOUR
a stor snsnh bar neni house l2s Cast Nheieenh ore
nesry new. han dsom ely furDished and ompleo WN b
sold .ph or without furniture bargain Inquire Of WH
IL MEkRB, 30 nassau street. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
SUMNER RESORTS.

d. -.a-
RATH HoTEI, BA H LONG TsL. md THIS DEsIHA.
- ole s9sdsnce now open 20 the season Paroles
bs subacroer ne ssib ais IL sdmi, ed BY an @ arg a.
qusI tad ri'h 20 he he heeuAfu establishment In the
sse s S.s.' ~
stiIocoeS = Il sna ssd7fFs ''S'' ''A'' '''en
FossIa,aaT, i LoUsh sc1ps Ike Jsog osEy
snMsls q warren street, or address j. NJ ssArp Co.,
L. t ;s,hopsss sumner 5tei no. opsn scr ne s
1sp Of SueSta he lonre,e 7oose 10 beautifully xussA
en- ss 80 s's ood SYpS:s s ssns e.sS
~ 5a ss Ssw 4s as 'd as De sass,
aonths viii lad be - roure.e Rcnse copyoaen ots
ass 1sffs ass syes D a' s a9
'rs sE = 4 ELL I'd =. .ss Ia ....s s,q,. ,
,,g , 30 los s.g, e Es ss yas y saS
AT0sTa1YD HOUSE,
~ SANDS POINT, t. l.
Distance 20 miles from Nsv YORK. BY the sssser Long
river at returning. leaves Sostrand ~ AZ
NArTUNE aoUss raa RIO IxAwAE, = I-ras
q s.ss ss, shs s 2 1S big 81 sra. sind s publ
elled washington Ho,e haviog made extensive imports
souspss o. re patronage here,oiere literally
sy .ss Ss So B7se e s h9ass q
roonos &c nc For the se.9 o. vers io!s
daily at O'Clock A. NJ. JOHN BRIL-, Proc ristor. ~
~ ca Long lsland found, mites from New yors and IL
miles from the ylage OF New Rochelle acces'ise bg syn
bosw nree TIME each day and by the New Haven Railroad
ospoa sus. most delight ii summer sqe s
rtrcrts me country snd particularly heFners % bu
ree rso Oilers facilities unsgusea Stages alway1 In NJ
tendance TO convey passengers and from cars ANA he
sesmere Land their passengers the dock onpoe The
hoose fine boating ishng and bathing apply 10 JA6lJ
WILLIS, Proprietor TT
Ssbs 8srhlsc.-fhb h.bsoBskY a1UBs sr LDra
rsmilns accommodated ssssonebie terns -
r. WAGDAI,L, prcscissos.
--
yBEkwBBUHY, new yERsEY-THs PAyrLIDw 10
- VEL tor Warrington W perfect the
uoD sod accommodation Of Sansssnt boardy
DE ed piedser bnnks n nobsog teA
RAJ elt TO tns nonfpr hsd pleasure Of 6 re
ipsr 'ls hSel Bsht narR sas bssing n AZ hnts IN
tssed q f Sahos snd ,dstTn Sr bofses AS
wsss EGCE. JATiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

ITO CONTRACTORS THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINT
81 BY net Of the Legislature for Acads mizlug
roads IN the town OF Morans h county Of wescheser,
VIII receive proposals for grading and about
And hat msp of road and or macaeamxng about hfeo
and miles Q, osd said town according plans
and sueci1catons which be at tho Office
Fthdlsy. q Nassau street., neg York, who viii give
ces Information on the snbcc Wednesday TharsdsY
snA Friday OF each week al th- 2h sooy th5
profile grade be at Thomas Raeu
Store corner If soson and @eschseter commits
soners reserve the 10 rejec ali proposals se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

THE GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF The LAWSON
Muaketeers will take place at Davlds lssnd Monday,
July IL, 1859. 1he SPLENDID sesmboat RIP VAN WINKLE
and the ceebrsted barge chsrtered
fer the OCCASION. The commit spared no pains 10
mate t the excursion of barge
will lay 81 the foot o. oouvernedr street while the
mixing her lRn3 ct sI.ink O'clock N: uer
North river ~ CLOCK M Peck alp river clock
A. NJ Eleventh. street East river 81 O'Clock Broome
street o'clock Nj and aouvernenr o., O'Clock a.
u precisely Tickets admitting gentleman and lady 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17

VyOE sALr- OsY yAwFOUsDLsND Doc JET BLACK.
ssbtt 80 inches hsh ecross the back he ne
deg The CITY ~eli vsjned rstgot b8 os; plenty Of
OF le elk bt and tan dogs three biohe, tho
pure bred; Eve Iaap gnds four Acg Lhsrfs ayarie
rss ofns,s four sssrs vel broken fair IT'S. can be bad
ourn; Docdie dors to fDe bn" terriers sI Scotch
errsJs all good res Particular attention pad 70 the treat
rert suo &c fse Of all kicds; cure charge
11cbers mat cent? bottle Cure for 6s, Tor
rc9aA ior nsas ir tisiep1oer For capker AedIsss II
Ne'oDef 81 r-ekusn street. ts1enen Hours tom 10 " l.
ySiKAs Pr x, Boi-s spARPE's RIFLE FOR sALy
fore, 100 ChaAsm sssst H. Z. " ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-01

TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
TON FOR THE WEST as follows:
ist MAIL TRAIN starts at 7.a5 9. m, CSundar
eXcrpted, lconnectlng cloxely at Washington 1uno-
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont
cHic AGO ExPREsNsA xPREsNAtb c6NSEchf9}ooSss chf9}ooSss AND Nd
IN. neNt day, and connecting directly with Exprpss
Train for Louisville, Care, and the Southwest and
Tor ~. Louis, Kansas, &c.
To view the grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN dayn take either the 7.R q. or $50 .. IN.
trains from Washington.
For PARKERSBURGa and All stations on the
Northwestern Virginia Road. take the sac D. H,
Tram. For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad taks
the same
Through Tickets asd Baggage Checks 90 all ou.r
ters api every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of ths
Balhmore aud Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton follows:
n For all points between Washington Junction and
fiedIn2It, take the - q. IN. train.
for all stations hetween Piedmont snd wheelins,
take tie - p M. Tram To connect with the Fred
enck Tram, take the 5.io p. IN. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE ANDTHE EAST
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6lO and 7s5
only. y ~
Leave Baltimore al 40 and $50 a. M, and 80 and
51n p ~ On SUNDAY at4-3o q. m, oRly.
The 7.45 and 3s5 Trains only will stop At vav sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The l45 a. I'M. and $40 p IN. are the chief connect
ing trains for the West and the 6l0 7<5 and SEQ n
m. trains for the East
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket Ofhce, Washlngton'
T. H. PAMRfsosSSsi M 3 sSSii Agent Agent
nOH Master of Transportation, Baltimore
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ICE-ICEf-ICEr

II ICE!-ICE!-ICE.
4 HE undersigned respectfully informs all in the
District and Alexandria, that having inst closed
contract with the Rockland Lake Company for a
full and constant supply of their hesutiful lake lee
ne Is prepared to deliver the same To all who NAV
favor him with their orders. Persons wishing 10
mako contracts for the season or year. should give
him call before closing elsewhere as he is deter
mined to give satisfaction to all consumers He
wishes TO cali the attention of dealers to the fact
that he is to furnish them by the CARO-
or ton, welg he'd to them on delivery.
Orders left at Mr.. Fenwick's Office near the 7th
street hrl !ge and Centre Market, Mr.. d. B. Clark's
Drug Store, corner "a and Penn avenue. or at the
Depot, corner of llth and streets SOUTH near the
Steamboat Wharf, will be promptly attended TO-
Wagons always on hand to deliver i'm any part of
the city. Imarl9-lm-l CHAS r. CUINBCH
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PHILHARMONIC HALL,

PHILHARMONIC HALL,
l. NEXT TO THE STAR OFFICE
c. SNYDER, Plumber and Gas Filter, dealer in
STONES and all kinds of TIN, COPPER and
SHEET-lRON WARE. WATER and GAS
PIPE introduced into public and private dwellings
In the neatest and most sGhtantial manner, by CON
Retent and experienced workmen. Water and Gas
Fixtures of every style furnished to any amount
upon the most reasonable terms.
All work warranted. msrI9
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GOOD EATING AND
EMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,

EMRICH'S LAGER BEER DEPOT,
~ No. $40 ELEVENTH STREET
Ttro doors North Of the Gas CorpaHy's Once.
The undersigned respectfully Announces that he
has accepted the Washington agency of J. p
Ba! tvs PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER. which
he prepared to furnish the trade or oriyste
families Bats Lager Beer has long been kent NJ
the underslgned's establishment and ranks m tbis
city as IN all northern cities, the best manufae
tured in the United States
of charge. ~ N iiee
fe 25-Sm PETER ENRICH.
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MCKINNEY & EANSDALE,
No n
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
y, REST IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR 4

tAhlInlAEBtEl ~ lMPR0XED PROPERTY FOR
TERM OF YEARS.-The undersisned will lease
t2 satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the 18th
of September next, the PREMISES on tho sOuth-
west corner OF Penn. avenue AMI Ilth street, which
ior nearly hve yeats past has been well known As
the largest and most successful boarding house i'm
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave
nue, about midway between the Capitol aud Presi-
dents house. ard It's Immediate proximity Ia tho
WASHINGTON Theatre and Philharmonic Hail, one
or both OF which Is open nearly every night in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible IN W ashington city for hotel kept on tho
European an. Its sleeping apartments can easily
he arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; whils its choking
dining, and restaurant apartments be ar
ranged To accommodate even q far greater number
on the European pan. The entrances, public and
be on llth street, within 81 feet of Penn.
avenue. and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For in
FORMATION concerning terms, &c, apply to w. ID,
mar 25 IF
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FOR RENT AND SALE

FOR RENT-The DWELLING PART Of the
II s-story Hause south side Of Pennsylvania av.,
ssi SysI MFPfBfEfy Coy ED
FOR SALE OR RENT-A small BRICK
"a M MHOSSEf st1ated on the corner Of north " and
20 streets, FIRST Ward, opposite the Circle, con-
tanning four rooms and basement. Apply ON the
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-The HOUSE
bathroom, wster-closet. &C.. with gas o and watsr,
viii he sold with the side LOT on accommodating
A ;MAhiUABtE ;i.1.Bd FARM FOR .sALE-Isituated
Ge9Tset9wn, at the intersection of the Georgetown
@ the or # ~ fsgs s
18th and K streets. Washinrtnn. b. e. ia 10 iSH II
FOR sALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTs in
= Ueorgctown, pleasantly situated on West ST.,
and to the best schools snd ehnrsSe
sum OF OF money will be taken which will give 70 the
rest hsIf yearly: Mr.. + NJ Hanson, Agent Of Fire
L. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mar I9-eotf Alexandria, Va.
For ,s1M. SALEmA variety of BULLYING LOTS,
sken upon Dwellings, stores. Merchandise, and
2Todd's Building. mar io-eo2rns
/ OTIS FOR SALE-On the Canal, No. 8, IN 50.
go 60 by 100; No. 5. in So, forms an /. with
NO s. and fronts 81 feet 1879 street, adjoining the
Fonndry No. s. In So. ~. mar corner OF Ohio az
anu 18th ST., about IS feet front Ohio avenue and
fronts also ON ST.. louisiana av.. and the Canal
close to the Market; No. 8, Sa S32 81 feet on the
Sanai and about same on Louisiana av., (part Of
Euggltts Lumber Yard > also, east half No s. same
So, y feet on the Canal and about Same on IOuisi
ana av. Apply to f.. l.. ROGERS, 8, Carroll Hall
naIInn0Io. mar i-2aw2m
EMPLOYMENT ROOAIS-Persons saakIn,
~ Employment will please call at onr Jnsursnoe
Once and r"gistor their names. They will then
nave the privilege Of tho adjoining room FROM . a.
tered, may examine the employment register, AND
VIII receive all the assistance In our power. We
WI endeaveT to meet the reasonable wants of the
public, and therefore soliclts its support
MCKINNEY EANSDALE,
laW No. 51n 18th 81 near n
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EXTENSIVE AAssfa2RTNENT AsaIS me- T. oF OF y,,r
ROSEWOOD AND OTHER FuRNfTtIRE.
- AT PRIVATE SALE

0h DUPONT'S a.
oc U " q w ID f. r. 0.J
w. ALBERT KING, GEoRGErowN d. C. for
years past the Sole Agent in the District of Coiam-
pa Ior Messrs. Dupont d Co.. Wilmington Del
awaIe keeps constantly on hand large stock OF all
the different grades of POWDER manufactnretI nv
thein. embT acIng in part
blasting and Mining Powder, in Is and 50 Id. kegs
cannon and Musket do, ~. s. Govern
ment proof in q and 50 H. kegs
Sporting F, IF, & FFF. 6k, I2lI and 25 IL. Kegs
Ducking Powder IN 81 I.L ami o. III Iasss
Do. do. an I and y In cani % ,te9s
Diamond Grain do. in / IL canisters
hag1e hine 90. In 6Az and l21z H. kegs
, DO. 90. IN | and y ID. canisters
r, Er ,FFF, do. In 5, and :. III. canistprs
~ DO. do. IL u ID. TASKS and canistnrs
" Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
ALI of the above will be sold at manufacturers
the District ' f "a
The character of Dppont's Powder has been 40
well and favorably known for a half century that
praise. " "
IL We take pleasure at all times in showing
samples and styles of packages TO sportsmen and
NJ Office No. IS High street, Immediately sd-
olhlhR the Canal. seS-tf
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WOOD AND COAL.

CALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
~ Wood prepared any length and size delivered
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
the fuel is delivered. T. J. 81 w M GAIT
mar 25-fy,r Foot of 18th ST. below War Denar,t
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. CARRIAGES.
: Il Fl f Subscriber having made additions IN his
factory, making 1t now one ofthe largest arm
In the District, where his facilities for S2EtySS
ma mmaanHlactuTlng CARR AGE Il LIGHTSSsS
WA6ONS OF all kinds cannot be SURPASSED and
from his long experience in the business he hopes
to give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carrisges and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
ly attended to-
SecOnd-hsn Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones, ANDREW j. JOYCE.
4 In-h nf lAfh and r. sts
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- UNITED STATES rs. FRANCE.
-. N PIXIES PURE OHIO CATAWBA
BRANDY against tho flaming, Fictitious Liquors
manufactured in France for this market Since the
analysis made by Dr. Amt sell Chemical Ey aminer
l.. :. Patent Offce) published in the CITY papers
along with the analyses of DIR. c. It. Jackson, of
Boston, and DIR. Hyram Cox, of Cincinnati this pure
scrbed by the medical practitioners of this city as
safe and pure article for invaiids. To be- had at
DANL B. CLARKE'S
Drug and Chemical Store, cor. AZ ST. & Pa ay
mar 25 and corner Maryland av and 18th 81.
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE

A TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW line of Telegraph from WASHINGTON
North Is advertised, falsely represented connect
vannah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Now, the only tslegTaphic connection with those
points is through the lines under the control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, to
which by virtue Of the ownership of Morse's pat
snts all the the teegraphlc business of said places
lawfully belong. This therefore is to give notice
that the same charge will be made all messages
sent by the line and delivered to any station of
the Magnetic Company IN the South for transmits
sion to the above named or other places, similarly
situated If they had been handed to the Magnetic
Company At the place Of their origin the nearest
convenient point thereto. J.KENDALL,
mar 9-tf General Superintendent
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m NEW LUMBER YARD.

5T NEW LUMBER YARD.
HE Undersigned having recently taken charge
OF the new Lumber Yard 6th street and the Canal
respectfully invite the attention OF dealers in LUM
chasing elsewhere.
The stock Of WHITE PINE LUMBER, CHER
RH, ASH, MAPLE, POPLAR, &c, &c, is very
superior and well seasoned, and will be sold at the
lowest cash prices.
COLTMAN KILBOURNE,
1-2m