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10 W Err Goa S Y.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Z. $. NAIL LINE Faia AI'rAISA-

fTsg Aras DAILY in eonsct9n with thc y. o. q. ard
W. Ralroad-fhc fast steamer 81. Mary. j.
sssEs AtttkSon, master bilt expressly lor rtzen-
gers and light freight will with the 0pcloisa drp,
leaving Berwcks Bay daily for Pacr.envic, ccfrrvie and
Franklin, and will extend her trips Tuesday, Thursdays and
Saturdays ChaentOn, Jeanneos and New Town. connecting
the latter place with fpurh0rse mail cNnele So AFIu
Lafayette, Grand Cocau Opelo5isas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans Washington twetysiS
hours, being the quickest route travelled
AS the ST. Mary leaves The Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeGh than any boa III Rs trade
Shippers will please tie boat Their d4y lerrP
j. NJ, JOHNSON 4 Gu,
If 8 Old LeNre, Agnais.
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rsfs Mcaxhcr--H ssness On the Lcvcc-- ms
mort from Rca River Arrival of tne 49,.
& f 5s,s z Exsniornsssia Of the Aionxo
T:lsTIa rsips,ssgs ffoyn Exchasagcs---a'c-
rnfKures To-ilays <4c.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. lth lust. at jP. NJ.
For .yEEEERSON, -SMiTHI

FVIC JEF'F'ERSUN, SWITTfIANU,
g. h. Benton, Port Catldo Swansoli's Mornings Al
Hany, Shreveport Grand Bayou, Coushatta
nzssszf anpte Grand Ecore, Bouien landings, Aeyan
da. No.lnanS BarDin and all Intermediate anhings-rhc
swift and very fine passenger steamer Ceres, j. j. abrhe
master Will leave above For freight passage apply
board.
FlRGINIUS G. DFNTZEI.
dI! Advertising Agent.
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neIp OrIsalrs 1ailp Grtstslrt,
aibtr sntelIiqtntf.

, &c III ,,sss a. Monetary and Cemmersl.l.
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Leaves on tuesday, Dec. I5 5 2. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
. ~ For Grand Ecnre Nachoches, Tiger Island ST.
LEsAks Maurice, Faverons Montgomery, Durand's Inx
sf@as9n':, Mouth Of Cane River, Collie, Alexandria
Norma arbins and all intermediate landings river
The magnificent and fast running passenger RapitIes
j. e. now will leave above. freight OF pas
apply on board
YIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.
lInrli AinfrA Gynnt
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Railroads.


N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, December 13th-l7l bales cotton to
R L Adams &co-l45 do Cutrer, Harrison &co-9s
Warren, Gilmore &co-s4 do Lewis & Oglesby-s2
Byrne, Vance &co--65 Thornhill &co-52 Stewart
g. James--50 A Levi Eco "A Slaughter, Smith 4
McRae-35 Williams &co- 81 do Mcfarland g.
Barksdale-32 Harding, Abbay g. Morehead-32 E
vanBiber-32 & J NJ Allen &co--3O Laforest
& Desmares-23 Ably Catching-20 Wood & Low
10 Carroll, Hoy &co-- Is Payne g. Harrison-l4
Walker, Hutchinson &co-- 10 Frierson, Conway 4
COS Patton, Smith & Putnam Wright s. Allen
= H May &co-6 Pritchard & Flower--6 W A
johnson &co-5 Rhorer &co-5 Winston, Nor
rson &co-5 Murphy, Sykes &co-5 D Henkel 4
Henderson, Terry &co--Total ll5l bales cotton.
CANTON l25 bales cotton R l. Adams Geo
1914 Payne 4 Harrison-51 Friedlander & Gerson--
4s Byrne, Vance &co- 40 II & NJ Allen eco
SO Mcfarland 4 Barksdale-33 Asy & Catching
35 Harding, Abbay & Morehead-3l do Rotchford,
Brown &co-32 Watt & Noble--30 Hughes, Hylle-
sted &co-26 Block, McAfee &co-24 do Cleveland
Bros &co-22 Curter, Harrison &co-- n Murphy
Sykes &co-l5 Carroll, Hoy &co-ll West, Where
&co-l0 McLemore, Rayburn &co-7 do Slaughter
Smith & McRae-s Watt &co--s Bradley, Wilson
&co--2O Lewis & Oglesby-6 Farley, Jurey &co--7
Walker, Hutchinson &co-5 do Walker & Snider--4
Carter-3 Warren, Gilmore &co-3 Hender
son, Terry GEO. NJ D Cooper &co--2 Frierson
Conway &co-l Stewart & James-Total 1873 bales
cotton
N. O., OPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY Dec 13tll-l4l bbls molasses
so hhds sugar Sabatier--24 do J W Burbridge &
co-50 bbls molasses Augustin & Tllibeaut--5O do 2
hf do, 2 bbls 81 hhds sugar Lobt & Charpantier-
"a do 40 bbls molasses Beocq, Nobom &co-4 do
bbls sugar Pritchard Flower-44 hhds sugar 81
bbls molasses SO half do I.aforcst & Desmares-36
bbls molasses W Jackson &co-25 do l6 hhds sugar
West, Renshaw 4 Cammack-40 do Byrne, Vance
&co--l4 do Williams Il Tucker-39 do 80 bbls mo-
lasses w 4 D Urquhart-lOO do Foley, Avery Geo
-27 do Inf do E Shift &co--32 bbs molasses Hew-
lit, Norton &co-l43do 30 hhds sugar Darby Il Ire
moulet--40 bbls molasses Hayes & Sanders-l Dbl
sugar Burgess bbls molasses 10 bales moss L
Boudreau--l2 do II Tete &co--l0 do Vosc & West
10 do Finnegan-sundries to order--Total 355
hhds sugar bbls do SRI bbls molasses 81 hf do.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE---Per steamer Florida bale cotton to
Rdgell, Dennis &co-l do mdse a J Rugely-and
sundries to order.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, I'M inst al p NJ
REGULAR SHREYEPDRTI u s.

. e. esMal Passenger tacke-For shreveport. Grand
Bayou Colsliatta CufnD.e Ec0re ST. Sa
asEEz.&l ice, Montgomery. Da;ands Golc Alexandria
Nomans Barbn's and NIL ine mediate landings Red river
The magnificent and fast running Passenger packet Il. l..
Hodge, c. " Marshall, master Will leave above For
freight passage apply on hoard
VIRGINIES G. DENTZEII
do Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Iith inst, at5P NJ
REGSI-LAR II EEn IsIYER p ~.

~ n-Fof Iefers0n, Smillltnd, Eentoi Port Clido.
swaasors Landing, Mornings Landing Albany
-. shreveport e[hl BAYOU, Coa,hatta; canp'e,
Normans, Bnrbins and all the intermediate landings Red
ryel-Te entirely fast running light drluEh passenger
packet steamer ID. r. Carroll, r. Moody MASTER will
lave as above For freight Or naSsagn amply board:
YlKGINIuS G. DENTIFI.,
df3 A,iyerti.ipe Aren't
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Leaves on THURSDAY. Dec Il. at s T. NJ
FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLASD,
-ffs9 srgor Port oa,!do swa9sons, Moorins's A,
.gaEs Jnnpe, Grand Ecore, Boniicn Landings Alex.
andi Nola, Barbins and nil Intermediate artIings-The
swift passenger Era No. aac H. kouns master
will leave above. For freight apply board,
NiRGINICS C. DEN1IEI.
DIS Advertising Agent.
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~ land Lnuisyle-lhe elegant unh tcry MIN IN.
ming, light dansh passenger steamer TIE
;ss5= zs:s; e" NM .sf F. = f. Lfosag mo'te +
ate landings AS above For freight passage appIy or ioa
die ''1N a Alt ~; ~ i.N IT,.
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A CASE OF CAUDAL SELF-CASSIBALIsM-A
Doc EATING HIS OWN TAIL.-The Dubuque
Herald of August I'd furnishes the following
incident of canine tail-waggery
{" His Honor, Chief Justice Nagle, informs us
of very singular circumstance, which we
would scarcely believe had it originated from
any other source. The Squire states that John
COyle, living at the corner of Sixteenth and
Elm streets, owned small mongrel cur, which,
few days since, became smitten with the pre-
vailing canine fashion and went mad. In one
o. its lucid intervals night or two since, after
having bitten several other dogs in the neigh
borhoOd, it was caught and secured by stout
rope. Sunday morning it was visited and
strange TO relate, it had eaten off its own tail
within all of couple Of inches of the stump
and not only eaten it of, but had actually
swallowed it, except about eight inches, which
was sticking out Of its mouth, Whether the
dog mistook, in the excitement of his feelings
the tail for a Bologna sausage, or whether il
imagined that the tail would look better stick
ing out in front than behind, is more than we
have been able to ascertain
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Another Abduction Casa Youap Girl En-.
hced from her Home By a Circus Actor,

ltrom the Detroit Free Press, Aug.51
NJ "a Monday last, the circus of Antonio and
HteI' 'hat mas been performing in this city
I'i Two or three days, was ut Trenton, a few
-LHeS oe!oW this city. They reached that
f, f.1Ge, from their preceding stoppage, in com
u portion Of them stopped at the village of
! -a' hock, not far from Trenton, where they
H4d occasion TO get some washing done They
were recommended by the landlord of the tay-
era 10 family by the name of Lafontaine,
win whom they bargained 10 have the work
dohe- In this family there was 4 young girl,
Daughter, about fifteen years of age a sim
pie. ignorant country girl, but possessed of no
otIihary beauty She attracted the attention
81 one OF the strolling Performers who found
Va. niue dliheulty In getting into acquaintance
Win her. He finally proposed to her that she
mould accompany them to the village to see
Ihe circus This was proposition that met
N',A willing response from the girl; and shs
went with him. After the performance. he
uEsed her TO cOme on to Detroit, promising her
'h1t, after she had seen all there was to be seen
In TIE city, he would give her what money she
wanted to get back home, besides paving all
her expenses while there. The girl had never
been IN the city, and was Of course ouIy too
happy a: the prospect Of visiting aud inspect
ing all It's wonderful sights. She readily con
-"Htet and, a; the close Of the evenings per-
loTmanee, started with the company. On their
srrNsl here she was taken to house Of ILL.,
lame under the guise Of q female boarding
house Here he visited her from time to time
GIVING her perfect liberty to 20 and come when
me pleased only that she was to be accompan-
LED by one OF the young ladies'" lest she
'h"uid get lost On the first night Of her stop
page at tins house she visited the circus with
some OF the prostitutes, whom she supposed to
ne resPecteole young ladies' and at the close
h tne performance was escorted to her board
ing place by ths actor. He endeayored TO per-
suade her to marry him, bu; she would not
..nseht 70 TINS unless the permission Of her pa
rents was first obtained. He then atts.onts IA
- in1uee her to allow him 10 remain with her,
but she s,outly refused
IN the following day he called and had an
,i,'ellew with her in the presence Of several of
the inmates OF the house At this iuterview n
would seem, the dsprsyed women partially
.lrew on their disguise Of virtue, and assisted
sle , actor TO accomplish bis purposes They en-
assVored 10 induce the girl to yield to him, ex-
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METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI-
lVl r..... TUTE.

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR You've LADIES,
46f Street betlceeh 9Th and 7th stTsets.
mence on the FIRST Monday in September
Located in beautiful and healthy position in the
National Metropolis. with corps of experienced
and accomplished Teachers, unsurpa ssed facilities
are of ,red Young Ladies' for acquiring q thorough
and accomplished edrcatlon
Circulars, with full information as to terms &C.,
may be obtained at the principal bookstores, or on
application to the Principals, Mr and Mrs T III.
HAV ENNER, AGA T. street, Washing ton city. ,
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WHoLEsALE ESSdi BSGTtkNNfbN TtNf SHOE DEALER

Brtdee street, GeoTsefotcn. d. c.
Tho attention OF the trade is respectfully called to
my stock of Youths, Mems, and Boys'>E3eH
CAI;FsKIN SHOES, for summer wear III
Ny stock Of PATENT LEATHERS -
WORK is also assorted and well worthy of atren-
A large. lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsuitable for servants) also hand and constantly
making.
FCountry merchants and others In want are
invited to call or address me at No. ~ Bridge ST.,
Georgetown, ID. G. ap 2-tf
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A ROYAL SCANDAL IN ENBRYo.-The Man
chester Weekly Examiner, of July 16, says ::
Those who are interested in royal scandal
will it is said, before long, have their taste
gratifed. l understand that Sir c. Cresswell
is likely, before long, to be called upon to in
yestigate the rights of person who claims to
be descendant of the Duke Of Cumberland,
(the brother of George III, } and who will apply
to the Court under that portion of its jurisdc-
tion which requires it, when called upon, to
make declarations of legitimacy. The case
will, / have some reason to believe, be rendered
still more interesting by scraps from the corre-
spondence of the most eminent men Of the time,
which will form part of the evidence. And,
unless am very much misinformed as to the
eminent legal practitioners who are to support
the claimants cause / must suppose it to be
both bona fde and plausible. Perhaps, in
deed, it may be too plausible to come to a trial.
for it would hardly be pleasant for the highest
parsonage in the realm to see an unknown
stranger enter the royal family"
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Ms MRS; McG2RMICK's SCHOOL.


friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
tember next
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
tlOn.
la addition to her day scholars she desirous of
receiving into her family few pupils boarders,
aged from 10 to u years. who will be under her
mediate care and oversight.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
residencs-No. 33 Cameron street, AleIandra, Va
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES

No. 4c9 street, bet,cser 81 and 4th Sts, Washing
ton, ID. C., SsptenrbsL LIST, 1859.
MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The object of this Institution will be the attain
ment of thorough education from the elemental to
the ornamental branches of polite literature, in
which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by expert
enced and approved teachers.
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach
ing, and respectfully solicits the patronage of her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies will be received into
the family as bOarders, aud be under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
Circulars be obtained on application to the
principal bookstores of the city or to the Principal
jy l3 -eOtOctl
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS.

TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
IOLOOK TO YOUR INTERESTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of
IL A. PAINTER, at the Red Sign, at the new
office, corner of 9TH snd Canal streets, opposite
Centre Market.
II You will not only be sure of full measure,
but YOU will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 5, or
pieces, iI 2 and Split-f1E any size desired.
HI Fifty cents per cord cheaper than II is sold
from Any other place IN this city.
II His Wood is of the Best Quality,l m
Best Quality LII
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,t III
Carts and Boxes{ "
II The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kIndlIng Wood,( IN
Kindling Woody LII
Free of Charge.S "
ID Notice. III 1.-THE above does not show how
to get IL , Rich 2 It shows where to get your
III Moneys Worth. 4
Now please call at the above Office III = and try
I'LL You will get a quarter Of 3 cord of the beat
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces ii , and SpitL0I
for 81; pieces for 81 l2h; pieces Sl.25; or the
best Oak pieces l.61x; pieces 50; pieces
Sl.62h the beet n Hickory, pieces SI-5e pieces
Sl75; pieces g. All other parts Of cord al same
Orders left at 9. w. X. Handy's, opposite Wi
lards' Hotel at wm Baanty me- 4dS 9TH street;
at Pages wharf, at the foot of7th promptly at
tended to. Ofice removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner OF 9TH and Canal streets. The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuei
ieH A.PAYNTER at Pages Wharf.
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A WOOD AND COAL.
n COMPLETE and fell stock of all kinds of
FUEL always on hand.
Ali orders attended to personally bY one Of the
firm.
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery
Wood Delivered sawed and split auy length aud
size, simply sawed, delivered in the cord
length. Persons wishing a quantity can take wharf
measure, and hsve 1t prepared to order.
, Those wishing LAY In their winter supplies
viii please remember we wish to keep no accounts:
consea uenty, If IL Is not convenient pay cash,
they will give satisfactory paper at short dates.
III Ofhce-Northwest corner 18th and C streets.
No. 541. Wharf and Mill-foot of nth street,
below War Department. jy22
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1--WE recommend our correspondent TO try Mons.
Soyer's new sauce, entitled the 'Sutana's Sauce
1t made after the Turkish recipe; it's flavor ex
cellsnt, and 1t affords considerable aid in cases Of
slow and weak digestion.-Ths Lancet.
"The Sutana's Sauce is savory, piquant, and spi
cy; g happy combination of favors and essences
Yorthy Oh the DELICATE taste of Sultana. the
eliminating public!"-O6serrsr.
"A concent,stlon Of al the Piquant resources Of
Turkey and dRussa'-UHttsd Serrics Gazette.
"As ttillster of the appetite this Sauce stahds
alone. IL Ia most valuable adjunct To Fish, Flesh,
or E9wl. and should be placed on every dinner ia
"Ths Sultana Sauce is most delicious zest."-
sole Agents for the United States-GARDNEE
6. YvELlN, All Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY HAYES; "a Cornhill, Boston:
- The Sultana Sauce can be had in Washington
Of y. H; R1DENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKELL& G
MlLLEh, 2I4 Pa. av.; H. n. VOSE & CO., corn
or Pa. ay and 10th ST.; and other Grooers
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Venteu Dy tn6 T6IlON Ucu
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deoease is manufactur
ed by CROSSE L. BLACK
WELL, London, from the
origIna recipe. The man
ufaoturers simply ask for il
a tria., convinced that il
must add TO the already
large consumption, and
that il will prove itself un-
ca ualled, either as a stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
n--
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DENTISTRY. &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. NJ LOOMS Will be absent from the CITY
during the summer months, usual, but<~
will return the fall 10 resume practice hES
as will be seen by further and timely no ~I1iO
tice. jyIs-u
n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS mas removed ms offioe TO the rooms
long occupied by DR., MAJ lster, 1876 Pennha1%
avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS, wherefS$Sl3
he will be pleased to see all who may desire SlSLn
his services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer To DIR. Malster. ia@
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GEORGETOWN ADvERT1sEM'Ts.
TAKE NOTICE.

49, TAME NUT1CE, ;,
1AmL persons owning property on either SIDE OF
Beail street, between Cong and Green streets,
are required by an ordinance approved the 10th of
July. w.. ssy, to have the foOtways fronting the same
the established grade ofsad Beall street. The work
proved Of by the undepsirped or IL viii he rejected
Inc Improvement must be completed by the 25th
Gay ., uEust next, or 1t will then be made by the
suDscflDers snd raid for out of the tax which has
been levied for that purpose. d - -
Persons interested, who may wish further nfor-
nation, can apply at ths Mayors office.
Z HENRY ADDISON. Mayor.
! rss-r ... U JAMES ]. BARRETT,
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Georgetown, d. c., July 2lst, 1853.

FOX SALE OR RENT.-Ths HOUSE No. 1o4,
l. West street, GeoTg getown, at present occupied
n oy mr.; Arthur scho t. and lying about midway the
north side. The locality 1. generally and favor
eby known for Its healthfulnoss, and its choics
eiety as to make further description unnecessary.
MIR. Schott will give possession at very short no
toe. Address +. b. ADDISON, agent, Alexap-
drla. jy 8-2awtf
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N0 NOTICE. q
ifffTf Owing to contemp ated repairs on my il
EttfA store -hosse, which are to take place in ~
ntttIfa short time, | have therefore this day de
se4s2 cIded to sell my entire stock of GROCE-
RIES, OLD WINES, BRANDlES and OLD
WHISKY, which cannot be surpassed for its puri-
t and natural flavor, at greatly reduced prices,
until my entire stock is disposed Of which is lar 2;
and large proportion of my goods are of the hest
quality. And now invite my present customers
an all other persons who buy for the cash to come
and partake OF the advantages which here offer
JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer,
No. 327 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.,
jy H-6w south side.
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7Esses az sasy soraFutsa
FOR RENT AND SALE.


+ with back building, No 2eS street t HSs north,
between sth aud 9Th streets west Gas sll through
Der, corner 9Th and streets, op Posts the Nstona
Hotel Ue6l. 5. ID. CASTLEMAN.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situstec
Ge9I town, st the ntersection Of the eorsetd%r town
and Little Falls roads, consisting of lG2 acres In
sSd K Rss@.'@s 81 s. g.
= with ROOMS at Mrs BoWiE's. at 40 fssS
street, between F and u. They are pleasant and
reasonable. iy 10 Tn
A 7 PRIVATE SALE-SeveraI good and we'll
two story back buildings. containing f-om TO y
sSoYs sgSoms each good yards back and side alleys The
Sn ts md s sas s Tss
sons deslTons Of ohta ming Ia althy and quiet
eeHoe eetT EGsd sy DO se U cal at No said prop
square for sale. o.. ...-.. 800 je 2stf
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT ID WASHINGTON CITY FOR
TENN OF YEARS.-The undersigned viii lease
Of next the R on the 'ns sonS lSf
west corner OF Penn. avenue and lth street, which
the and fsa m m
midway the Cspto and Psss
Washington Theatre and PhiIharmonic Hail, ore
or both OF which is open nearly every night in tke
eligible in Washinston city f5r hotel Kept on the
European plan. It's sleeping apartments can easily
se arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar,
ranged 70 accommodate even a far greater number
privatew Be on th street Within 81 et Of Penp sna
avenue snd nearer 10 the Theatre and Philharmonic
faamnn ssn Vtne6: Gaeo6n that can be For IN
WXLLKcH stsr Once, W.shinstPdSp, atPS', r1. nD III Il =
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R TAKE NOTICE.
DOOTS AND SHOES.-When you find your
SHOES do not wear or dc not look neat, -
go to GRIFFIN & BROS, No. Si4 Penn.
avenue. You will find them always prepared tC
serve you with the most fashionable styles war
ranted to wear well, and at the lowest possible cash
prioe. mars
TVNO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
i Having been engaged in manufacturing Ladies'
Misses, and Children's Shoes fnr-
v110this past 80 years, we ought TO v2Azz7D
know by this time what will suit them in this line
and can safely say that we do; which you prove
by giving our work trial. You find lat al times
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores In Wash
ington city-the Shoes SO well-known as J. w.
McCurdy h Sons Philadelphia make. no 2l-ly