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$1149 81

PER CONTRA, CT
June Paid Moses Ashley, for re-
pairs Fcws Eritlee, 40 M
Ali'! 1hos. Ackens, repairs
on bridge Mt Douglass 200 90
Jan y" W. y. Ware repairs on
Lr Turkey OK Bridge 70 90
june !" H. NJ. Wall, Building
Bridge at Wards Ford,
On Sal,l'la River, 400 OO
May l.. " i;rownlcr Com for Jas
Iaylors wagon to haul 100
Oct % - ]. a. McCord for harl-
ing rock on CninEfitlpe
Road, d on
sept - &c John Richardscf for
7rtn'rs on jobs Creek
Bridge, so M
sep 10 &c NJ. Ashley, for rt6n;fs
on Fews Bridge, Little
Run, TOO
sept Wesley Kobcrtsofi ftf
repairs on Lower Tur-
key Creek Bridge, III
part, ion nv
At " Richard E:icr1zon f5r
rciaIrs on Bridge at
RohcrsoN's Mill mn
=" IaYi.l I!arah for timber
I" h'iIhi causrway, 3 OV
Sccr:.ary and Trea,u-
rcr account, % On,
Due Sccy and Treasu-
FER frem lastrcport not
charged, 10 OV
Balance in Trcasurcr's
hands, ot7 an
sll4s 81
ROET. MCADAMS,
Sc"'y and Treasurer.
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III October nr\t. 10 report their action in the
premise aforesaid. And have YOU then and
there this WIT.
Witness Matthew Mcdonald, Esq, Clerk Of
III" sail Court, ut Ahlrri illc Cnut IIousr
tins twenty ";.hIh day of July in tn" year
a.! our i.pid on. ;i"rs,md eight hundred and
iiity.ntmr, and ".,hiy iou"t!. year of Ameri
can independence.
J. /. EI.DD Sol
II ,TrurN N,I,n>,,p {. {: y
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DIED. in Mt. Carmel on The evening" of The
"hih nliimo, Mr.. JOHN l.. AIOnRlII. son
Of Samn"l X. and Nancy Morrnh. in the .,I
year Of his age.s II il indeed with pain.
that we record the death of one So Young" who
was stricken down Isl al The threshold Of n,nn
hood, and too, at season of If. when the bros
poets and anSieties attendant upon the young.
are recognized with most interest, and when ,I,r
duties and responsibilities that wat upon ,n,-
iurcr years, were just hr..uning to be truly felt
The subject Of this notice was n youuy man
than whom none had more warm and conrcn,I
friends, and by the finer impulses Of human ma
tnre, he was ever ac;uaied towards his fellow
man.
In character, he was upright ant. obi.iur.
possessed naturally Of II ger crous heart. and
strictly adhered TO no principle but that which
characterized the irne gentleman. Ills dcuib
was truly triumphan, death. Heaven WAS
theme upon which he loved TO dwell. and his
eternal future was the chef concern Of his snuI .
that his spirit is at rest with The ANGELS Of God
ther" Is none can doubt. Friends who had gath .
cred round his dying pillow, ani watched hi.
calm nnruilled brow. his placrl look, and heard
his voice in prayer, his song in praise. doubt moi
but he had experienced that peace which passeth
all understanding. Bnl from our midst h. i.
gone, leaving behind him many friends, II fond
wife, and an infant son, and while we mourn we
mourn not us those who have no hope
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Obituarn

DIED III this town on Sunday night ut !
O'clock, "f Typh"l Fever, Miss VIRGINIA C.
SoNpi'l:l, aged Is y"Is aud annn, Iv.o
months I Thus ha- tins gentle. uir,r,ionu.o uuI
hhPpy sihr't passed. away TO her hruv,nIy home
those glorious eyes. - full Of the .irIt and
"nrnrs,nrss Of her LOVING nature, have closed
i"rcv"r upon these scenes. to oI,,n we r,,nG
!rhiiy hcl!"vc, upon brighter nLti holi.r world
In lie fresh bloom Of wum;nhond she hu, 1.
snend"'l I" the grave. '"!."wirg thus her Savior
I" his own Eternal Er>t and Kingdom, R.ucu
ber;nG the purity and fidelity oi her lii- the sin
ccr!'y "i her repentance towards God, the wrcs,.
lings OF Faith ana. Prayer by which She obtained
the mcrcies OF Christ, doubt that hers il
now the ustiI'd believers portion. Forever
with the Lord :"
10 her the voyage Of life had scarcely bcrun
and fair skies OF earthly hone were above and
happy a'igmrics Of the future were hers But NOT
yet had that condition been fulfilled. Even the
irlbulntion through which all The loved of God
must pass into his Kingdom. Her conflict came
title winds were Contrary" the stn,n,v
waves rolled high. But over tn. sra Of conv,c
ton, Christ came. "betlIcnt 10 her cry of Faith
aud gave her " the savin. strength of Ii:s RIGHT
liand.' In The consciousness Of this d,livcranr.
- >hc loved God. loved her Savior and our.I IN
lrvc them more Her end w::s peace SI,, died
"loUk;ng to Jesus Wo will not mourn her early
loss, for " the less Of this cold world, The lure Of
heaven
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MENritl+.-Wh"n t!.s ci'v >ti',-"ri',u.! in $50
for iI"r first rai,,"a S'"rh "r I. 70 ,', j., y.
M"tni his and thnr,y-'"n raj,rr..! -. r.r..
tanned population If -, :. a:.i h,r wi.r,,.
iaNah" property was valued Il: S.',..u .r,u
Her r"p@!a:i"u how "xr,r> :;u,uuy "i,.i her L; .
hl"S are over SlI .unrr.u.o
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II Is now sad th:.: ;i:r sor'i:r:n literary Lady,
VII" - about 10 mike her d, =, o.. t. = -. i
Mis- I:|<v r,tit. nuIi:ur ni a ..,.:v look ,r,
- H"ni''"rn Life, published seine year: since.
by the y pp,cturS
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lHf GErAr C'TrrS.-fh" r"iu"'ion of Rom.
at it" highest period ii IL power. L;:< l,..i!
estimated at G.s,iuu.., ia" ,r.-.:.t ru,,,;i .
'''n "i i"i':"n IS :.hcut 2.N'nLW.u rh.. III ~.
l"'l"'"'i"n Of Paris, inr!u !irt ;t ,l al: ,,s
metropolitan snh' r',s, i a:'nt .:,',u ru, That
OF New York, e;tnla::l III the stiv way, i
!, !un tu0
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Il '"'p L"ol "i E"..."s Er"1f.--'rhr :>..in
Sh:i;l.'hnl'"r", hrumi t, IL" We, Indies ". i,
c""!'~, was hnrnt 4: So. July Is. T:.v crew.
S'N'N 'i""r III n''i''!"r, "":" r's";,'. hu ~! III"
CON!cS, " ltIc lILl!.l-: mi ~ sni.! i.r.Il.
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WIZARDS HOTEL.-W ID Arnold Pa: lie
JohnS9n, DC; II Barker, Md; w Duston Tenn:
} W blgeiow, Mass; Noe, Ny; A Noe do: NJ
SlmOns, Eng! Miss Ward, do; III = Magraw pa.
Flags, Mass; n Heard. do: r FersuIra ana
lady, Pa Brook and lady. RI; II Ticker AID
family, Md; two Miss fuckers, Bermuda: Mis-
Hale, dol ; Fremont. NC; NJ KunSel Md: n y
Dexter, Ny; Lands, Pa; II Newton and adv
ny; vi Jewett, do; y Brewer, Md; q MI
tnr3p, Mass; + Nhitmer, Mass; + Houston
BROWNS HOTEL,-J b Stuart ism: r 9
Meaden, Va; Mrs Claiborn, do; j p smith pa:
; massey ana lady, Ny; DIR Brikley. Md: h Lara,
heee' Do; ! ,agg, Ny; G VI Walden and lady Va;
Miss Brown, Miss Bolts, do; w Br0wn Mt. i
Hea Mass; u a Fiagg AMI lady, Va: 7 y Rroysn
va; MIS- DT W IiieT ati children. NJ: 4 UariI
TON and lady. VA w Eng and, Ny: Miller No.
bumgardner, Va; Allen, y; Z l. Mitchell
Ga; " Boiling, Va.
national. HOTET.-D W Riddla w NJ
Cisay, u Herbert, BrOwles, r A Gibbons l.
biiHsie, W Warrington, w Bowie, Md: a.
JoTuan' Miss; Z Il Allen. Pa; c Aultfnan %: ~ r
Psn Nunson and lady, Rev " A Miller and "
bliss Z Miller Mrs VarIan, Y: Mis- Gr,en ID
sister; Texas; Russell ID e.; A X lssids aud IL
h 1, q Alden, Orion, Iowa; Z Massey, Mimi;
=, kIRKwoOD HOUSE, w w,gIs.wo,,h
gas Godson; Ny; Billed. Ill; + Pater Us
n; > Hynes, Mass; w " Bowers ct; i q SAY
hSetNn; ~ HI VI racham, do: w Carlisle Pa. Hon
" Kelly, DO; w X Mast srs, Va.
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-W N Montavua
na;J Is Have; DC; b Roberts aud lady, Pa: ] ri
OlVe, uoi W Bannerman, Pa; T. w ColeIuan VT.
} you'd, Ia; w keerms, SC. -
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Those arms have not been used, and a-e offered
for sale not unseTvicahle or second ha ad, but
only because not conforming to the motel last
adopted for the United States regular military
vice.
The proposals will state distinctly the number and
kind whether flint lock percussiOnedD of IN us kets
desired be purcha sed here and the price
bid per mnskst of sack kind. They should be en-
dOIsed Proposals for the Purchase of Muskets,r
and directed to the undersigned, at the Ordnance
ONCE, Washington, ID. G..
Fair samples of these muskets, nay he sesn, on
application for the purpose, to the Commanding Of
hcsr OF any OF the Arsenals specified above, or of
View YORK, WATERFOWL, or Washington Arsenal.
The different proposals received will bs opened at
thus office on the 18th June next, between the hours
OF II and O'Clock, and sales will lie awarded to the
highest bidders; the Department. reserving tho right
To reject any bids that may not be regarded satslc
tory.
Terms of payment cash, in specie or Treasury
notes to be paid tn the iii >bursing officer of the
seHal where the deposited, on their delivery
to the purchaser, under order from this office.
II. X. CRAIG,
Rp l6-2 aw1m Colonel Of Or irance
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EY The King of BOnny was at latest ac-
counts at Liverpool His name is Peppel. and
his kingdom of Benny is an extensive district
OF Western Africa. His Majesty, though ex-
eeedlngIy dark, is tall, good-looking man.
about hfty years Of age. He is said to be highly
Intelligent; and speaks English with tolerabie
nuency The Kings nephew. youth of about
twenty years of age, is travelling with him, and
they are accompanied by n Mr. Thwaits. His
Majesty is unattended by any servants.
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- Paris correspondent writes-"A curl
Gus new sect of Christians, to whom we have
before alluded, called Transmigrationists, have
of late become very numerous in France. Quite
different from the MOrmOns, their character is
highly moral, and their creed Christian. only
they include all animals in their idea of univer-
sal morality. They profess to believe that be-
ing changed after death into some animal will
be their purgatOry. In Germany their increase
Is immense y
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N TO THE AFFLICTED,

t. TO THE AFFLICTED,
Il HIS Great Purifier Of the Blood, the INDIAN
MMEGGErAR IL DECOCTlON,c prepared by Mrs.
NJ. CON, of Baltimore, is one of the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty, and its popu-
larIt, is increasing daily. For the cure of Dyspep-
sla Fry Slpcas, RheumatIS and all diseases 81 the
Stomach, Blood and Skin 1t is found to be most
elilcaeious remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and theTe are hundreds of our citizens
who can testify to the good results which have fol-
lowed from ITS use We take pleasure IN referring
10 as Possessing great advantages, and capable of
bestnwing incalCulable benefit upon suffering hu-
manIty. IL is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence
principal Drug Stores.
Agents IN Washington-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and 9TH street, Browns Hotel SquareE F.
y. Winter, corner X street and Vermont avenue:
and the Druggists generally. Also by X. !. Il. Cts
sell, GeoTg etOwn.
The best reference can be given in or out OF the
city. and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the PropTietoress. mar I7tlv
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IIDIOIIH.
DA'oANs19ENx IrrMoRE

A!oANSEVN muopua r.4
s:@ %s:, n Ss wss;s =. III o'
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCB.
z7.s. LET NO FALSE DELrcacy PREVENT.
al. - APPLY INMEDIAIKLy. .. -
MA CURE WARRANTED on NO CHARGE m rwo
wknss ofths Back Structures, Affection. Of the kidnsys
psoty Nsrvcessss, Dyspspsy, Low spirits, Goa
Dmasss Of sgh G,ddinss Disease Of the Head, Throat
Noe: or sim Of q. LsHE stomach Be.s..
You:h-thO.. aud Prsetcs. which
''' YOUNG sSs S';I Mn both Body ana msd
VIE h..s bseOn. u. victim. Of Solitary Vice.
an unnmsly grave ousands Of Young Men ia mos. sI
.sd talent, and brilliant nts.et who Otherwise ss.s
sLsd 70 sssasJ he living Tyre, may call VIII fall csaf
MARkiED PERSONS, or Young Men eeatsn pls,snS Mar
.gs, beng aware q physical vsasnss, orTsais dshy,
He Who Plae .; hms. under the Of Dr. u,y r,hr
sss eonhds N d. honor as gsatssn and sOasdsRty rely
OFFiCE No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
the corner Fail not TO Obssr's nsn6sI Lstsrs
must b paid and sooi mn , s,;%5;
Member Of the Royal Co.g, Surgeons Lend.n graduate
from on. Of u. moo, snn.h! College, IN The Dated s.ss
Pit. Of London, P.ris Phl.dspAis and here, has s
Known; many uOubl.d via ringing In ID. head and ,ars
When sleep great nsr'ousus. beng .l.r@ss at sddsH
sounds, bsshainsss with rsGusat bs.hng. amended
~ WIN FARE PARTICULAR /. R;Tf t so e1te HA '''-'''
certain Pseties INDUCED when aOUss habit frequently
learned from s. comparisons or at sehOOl the sssets
render: marriage impossible aud destroys bob ssd
TS:.s ar. .on. q d. SAD aud n.uehO, .s.s produced
~ t.ris habit, 2! Ioos' va, w.ssas,. e tb. Bach aud
Power PaPiatcu III. Heart Dyspepsy Nsrou.
y, Of the fsIcOIs G.n.r4I billy
fsarfs effect. on tn. mind ar. m,eA to
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LUMBER FOR THE Holy LAND Commerce
makes curious changes, and places the products
Of the earth in strange places. We have
schooner the Forest Belle, Capt. Percival, now
loading with lumber in our port, and destined
for Beirout, one fthe seapOrts of Syria, in Asia
Who would have supposed that in the course Of
human events the pine forests Of Georgia would
contribute lumber to rebuild upon the ruins of
Baalbek, to moderniIe the ancient city of Da-
msscus, both Of which are in the vicinity of
Beicu; or to frame anew the dOmes and palaces
of the Holy City! Yet time, in its wonderful
revolutions, has made it living reality and
in future days the Georgian, who shall make
his pilgrimage to that distant land, can mipeIe
the associations of his own home with the sacred
memories of soil that was trod by the Saviour
Of mankind. The cargo of the Forest Belle is
the first that has been shipped in that trade,
and we trust that the success of the experiment
may be such "a to encourage additional and
more heavy exportations.-Sqr0R ReDUJ-
Hcan, Thursday.
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THE BEST Cough SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The hest COUGH SYRUP in the world in
hARTsHoRNH'S, PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by a chemist and in nro-
nouneed by medical men, and those who have used
H. 70 he the best PREPARATION for Courhs Colds Ia
taUh, BrOaehutS, HOdrSsasSS, Sore Throat from N
Cod and preventive of that lion Of diseases, Con-
, Persons who sing should use it. Ii is pleasant In
the TASTE soitens clears and streng thens the voice
aays all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold. f
III Bottles 25 and 80 cents and g. Sold by all
drla. - 90 ~ 81
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THE BILLIARD HALL,

l. CORNER OF Pa. AVENUE Avp IIrHsr
Inc subscribers respectfully announce that they
have leased the spacious Hall at the
corner of Penn: avenue and Eleventh
street, lover Blanchard n MoLun's
bookstore; as BILLIARD HAIL,A@A
and have fitted 1t up in 3 sty lie of elegance not ex
ceod in this country. They have furnished N with
PHEI.AN'S SuPERIO ROSEW OOD
CARVED MARBlE-BED TABLES, and have
spared no expense TO make 10 an unexcr tIOnabls
place of resort for gentlemen who desire to enjoy
comfort. ~
IL The prOprietOrs pledge themselves 20 spare
no pains or ex pense conclusive to the comfort or
convenience OF their guests
aP VI colin MARI 4 FISHER
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI,,
II THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS

SIOMACH AM WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
BOTTLES II, - snd 81 cents and one dollar,
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL,
- SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE ALL shonld be kept
in all families m of accidents or sudden sicf-
ness, II frequently less time than IL re-
CURES to get a ply sioisn.
Ii cures pain in any part of the system and il sed
externally and internally.
q As the frequent changes Of the weather pro
duce q bad Cold, Rheumatism, PAIN in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stih Neck-eveTy person should
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinews, blood and Bones; and by ats warming cleo.
Iomagneuo power, exPsis all pain from the ~ stem.
Get a bottle aud try IL.
N: B;mlf you have a Cough, use UARTS-
HOLMES PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRf-lt 10 the best Cough Syrup in the
World. " WV
Ifyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'SA ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carry ing of all Bile and Fou Sc
cretions.
The above medicines to he had at all Drug stores
In Washington city; kIDWEII. x CISSEI,L at
Georgetown; ii. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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THE CELEBRATED
l. DIR. J. S. HOSES MEDICINES,

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies the result of thirty i've wears
Of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only aeiIahle preparations to cure the various ills
that flesh is heir to.
DIR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coug Ms Colds
HoarseIess, Bronchitis, and al Lung diseases
PTlcs 81 cents and 81.
DR.. J. s. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or Blood Purifier, for the cure Of erofula Old ETup-
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Sweilet Neck, aud
all diseases Using from impure state ofthe blood
Price 81. =
DIR. J. 5. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND.
plant. Price 81 cents.
DR.. J. 3. ROSES PAIN CuRER. II is not a
cure ALL bat IL alone has stood the test Of IS Years
Curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic
Pa!ns III the stomach and Bowels Sprsus, Bruises
Pains I'm The Limbs, Joints, Back, and Spine or auy
pain internally or externally. Price, IL q, and s.
cents bottle.
IfyOa wish 70 get cured Of 9ny OF the above com
Plalnts, get DR.. ]. ;. ROSES GENUINE NEDI-
ClNES, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
y. B.-Beware OF those poor nostrums purportipx
TO be the best in the world. iaiM-ly
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WASHINGTON CITY,

WASHINGTON CITY,
" APRIL II. 1872.
MR.. b. j. NEALE-DEAR SIR: have OK TANNED
the w Risky which you sent Inc for analysis, with
the view of detecting in II any of those substances
which are often present In such liquors as impuri
ties or afuteIatiOas.
ind 1T to be free from any considerable amount
OF iusei oil. fOm any aerid or narcotic drug, and
from any metallic contamination.
IL Is rather strong liquor, containing little over
~ per cent of alcohol The solid residue ieIt after
evaporation amounts tn about five grains i'm mir T.
and consists In great part of those substances which
are extracted 10y alcohol from wood, showing that
IL has been kept Tor some time the cask and that
no attempt has been made to give IA se smooth
moss OF flavor, BY means Of sugar or gum.
Respectfully yours, Il. T.CRAIG, NJ. ID.
] SHALL. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a large stock of the above named Whisky and re-
sPectfuly request those in want of pure article to
give me call. b. j. NEALE,
ap l5-5taw5w No, 81 Inulsjapa ayenne
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NJ NOTICE.
NEW STYLES OF SPRING GOODS,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Consisting of the best assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, MEETINGS, HOSIERY, a
SHIRTS, HANDKERCHlEFS,G GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS, &c.; also, constantly on NJ
hand, large supply Of Army and Navy EP- M
ULETfS, SWORDS BELTS, LACES, -.e.
&C., to which the subscribers respectfully invite the
attention of tcT CUSTOMERS and the public general
ly. II. r. LOUDON CO,
Citizen's and Military Merchant Tailops,
mar S-e02m Under Browns Hotel, Pa ave
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w RAIN Oh SHINE,
STEVENS,
THE FANCY GOODS DEALER,
Has Rush When the iaiies 20 in such num-
bsrs there must be great attraction The PRICES
of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS
with an immense variety of all other FANCY
GOODS IN his line, and the prompt and polite atteI-
ton OF all hands. must be the inducement.
Call early, and money by buying the very
best and most FASH enable Goods of
X. g. STVENS, The Fancy M-n,
ap 22tf (Statesj w." go
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Nj J. G. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER |

MERcY.NT|. T s. Sfir6ERVE Nh c1oru,rp
No. so Penn. Arenus, Bro,uas' Hotel,
Has = choice stock Of CLOTHS, CASStMERES,
and VESTlNGS, aud other SEASONABLE n.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
Will make to order In the best manner and at NJ
short notice. He has also a choice stock of YH
line READY MADE CLOTHING aud -AH
FURNISHING ARTlCl.E S, to which he would
call the special attention of gentlemen.
III AdherIng TO the rlnc pie of price only,
which 1t distinctly marked on each article, the pub
&c are secured from imposition, and may rely on
fair dealing.
IL Mr.: WIN: BESNET, fayoraby known 10 mann
citizens OF Washington as Cutter ofdistinguished
merit, having charge of the Cutting Department
will be pleased 10 meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with
mar Is tf GOOD FIT.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NJ TO THE PUBLIC.
Nl: Il. RkER is still To be found at his old
stand, and ready for the spring trade he having
ceived direct from New York his stock Of paints
which enables him Ia inform his friends aud fellow,
citizens he can and viii com pete with any establish
ment in the District. NJ r. PARKER
House. Sign, and Decorative Painter,
Glazler, d c., No. 81 Louisiana avenue
N. BAH the above branches done promptly and
IN an unsurpaSsab!e manner. ap l0-l
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THE EVENING STAR.
MY MOTHER.

Come come near me, my Mother
No, no, ne'er shall we part; r.
q, how much do lOEs thee
Hast thou not ali Of my heart.
Yes, yes, yes, yes,
Has thou not all OF my heart.
When, when sorrow comes near thee,
Then, then will be nigh;
Soft, soft, tender and kind too
Then shall thy sorrows all fiy.
les, yes, yes, yes.
Love, love, shall not deceive thee,
Still, still, dear to nv heart
No, no, you may believe me,
How can we evermore part?
Yes, yes, yes, yes,
Thou hast the whole of my heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-04
UI6CELLAUEOU0.
DUPONT"S Or
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w u N o w ID e r. Oh
w. ALBERT KING, GEORGETOWN, d. c., for
years past the Svle Agent in the District of Ccluu
bia for Messrs. Dupont L. Co., Wilmington, Del
the different grades Of POWDER manufactured by
them, embracing. in part .-... --.-..''
blasting and Mi1ins Powder in IS and 50 lb. kegs
Cannon and Musket do, tU. q. Govern
Oucking Powder, In Go, l2H and IS h. kegs
Do. do. In and ID. canisters
Eagle Rife do. in 6h and l2h Id: kegs
Do. do. In 1 and u Id. canisters
F, Fl, Eff, do. in 5, and Il ID. canisters
Do. do. In u ID. TASKS and canisters
Virginia Rlhe In ID. canl sters
NJ Safety Fuse Of superior quality, in barrels
All Of the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free of charge to any part OF
the District.
The character of Dupont,s Powder has been 80
we'll and favorably known for a half century, that
we deem it unnecessary to say anything in its
III We take pleasure at all times in showing
samples and styles Of packages to sportsmen and
others.
W Once No. IS High street, Immediately ad-
dining the Canal. seS-G