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RAILROADS. &C.


oBRAr soUrm-WksTEnN MAnl nourR
TWICE. pALr. SUNDAY xvnsrp0 HoRrr.pl
8AOA3MOND AND DANvlLLE DAlhnoAD.
-
CHANGE OF nCHEDULE.
~ AID amer heeday. August va. 1850, Ne hAu "a Ps,,>
- train, on hh road. VIM run ~ follow,
Ls.vs ksshs.sea s.tes SLy lss.day. svs.A.s szesessdJ e. q
D DassSs, cs-ss.sssss: s.iSvhs ks.sSs zs.sss. aos'sss..s.
e.. ::.s .sa (. c. s siss S..;:'' '..a.s'si~ D..ra~ Va ..s
REruRNMo.
L...s ysne.ioa. (ssrksa ,.ies daily ysssAay .sr.iss szssp.
Through nom heAneaa TO hs.phA. In ,o day. and Tire.
ne ssevs Hslas o~.sd eoA ssvs uisA he ssssArad.
kenrosaualns 70 and ksn the South we'd a the yaneaon. And
s y = N nnsS cSSnslA y !. . Potomac Railroad trains, 70 "a
nrosss rsssss ssld, .1d bagsass eAsekeS through 70 The above
P. 1890. Ne e ny Sss yl.inl. sesns.
o1ss % Ne nsAnssa panvl,s s.l.osa os.pshy, RtchnsaA
sOUTB.SlDE RAIL.ROAD.
gust, the Passenger Trains, Vim run as ioiious: ~
fRoM PhrERsBURa TO LvNcubuRa.
starts daily 1880 A. u, reaches LyneAsurx atiass
Passenger Train s..r,s daily, sresp, Sundays, q, as =. NJ.
reaches LSnehburg al l2Jso A. n.
FROM LrNCHBURa TO PETIRsBuRo.
nanfrains start daily at ~ A NJ, reaches PrtsrbIrr a q p NJ
r.ssnss rarr rss,ns .,asts daily, eseep, Sundays, a, ieso y. N,
These ,ssins eennee, x,h TIVE daily trains TO the sprins,. Knox.
vile, k.snsnle. Memphis. Ac-. TO Neu 0rieana
This Is The shortest and most sxpediaeu. rou,. IN An ..,,.
me ciy Point Train leaves Peirrsburs daily. exesns sana.s :
:. ", and ~ Noon, aud City Point ~ $50 A nj. ma I.v y
eesAry. '"s 70
~ H.. D. BIRD.
aenefai SUPPLEMENTARY
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WIN. ~. ~PLEAsANTs.
PRODUCE


comMrssIoN MERCHANT,
Hirhmond. W. s"a JAZZ
pa rnr,5s,.r attention p.'d 70 fs ss a. tcs-sse. Wees con.
lS..Ssg .. ~ aspss.a V .sl2 I'D. cr.ls y -.ynls.
utPNfd Ilh beg on NE ssns terms hsrfsd 81 railroad ON
psSS osntsnhsus solicited. and proupI returns .sde
rs ssss r''-' "s'A.. sutsy ~ i,SsIi,S Tn,
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CARD.

a CARD.
hcrnoxp CENTRAL Horu-l
Corner OF 9Th and Grace Streets,
December 81, lsSs.
THE undersigned, apprecia,ive OF the patronage bestowed du-
Il ring the year about to close, desires TO oGer his grateful ac-
tnowiedgemenis to those who have favored him with their CON-
pAny.
To speak OF the locality OF this Hotel we're useless, unless 10
strangers, aud Deir attention Is called to the fact that while Il Is
not liable to the hustle Of a business street, 1t rs near TO the prinel-
pal public buldlngs-thr Capitol the state Court House, Posiohnee,
and Custom House, banks, (Merchant MirsJ Tobacco Warehouse
ke, and Immediately In front Is the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The eese,lfal walks Of the Capitol Square, with the scenery about,
should add much TO attract the sojouTner.
The attention Of the public Is respectfully Invited, with the Assn
rance that every effort Win be made TO give Satisfaction.
FRANCIS }. SMITH,
jail Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, "a,
OPPOSITE THE NEW CCSfoN HOrSk.
ALEXANDER DUVlL, Proprietor.
UNHE undersigned having taken this House, respectfully snnoun-
Il es the fact TO his friends and the public, and soleia their pa
tronage.
He has removed his family to the Hotel, and win from this dsy
give his personal and undivided attention to the business, and hope.
TO give satisfaction TO all who may pAtroniEe the house.
His tables are supplied with all the delcacies Of the season, and
will always be furnished with the best OF everything that the mar
ket can supply.
Good and capable servants have been selected, and the quests
may Al all times expect prOnpi and particular attention.
Aus-u ALfN. DUvAL.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


Fire Insurance., Marine insurance.
The VIRGINIA nRE Z MARIkE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
os''0s No ia hAn s,..s. Hr..ssp. Va
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
q ahsrkaEp In isss. and hA,ins. during is sxsssnssof twenty
Ilii:SsS q i;'S; E; IS + e re s:.: :a;i . s. S i ss:ss, : Of s.:
s,iSs yisSiS I Cog PAS S. i. Ssss,: 70. az. S ss ssss,s ..e.r.
csn%srsisi a.. q n.ss .sH:lh rS ssss 70 promote ~' '.'s'- Of her
psSsae 3 s isns s sssss.a; s:ns,. Of . .s , Int, nm Ne Is's,ns
Yin be spared, ., Iniorn.,iOn Withheld, on the p.r o. is osses@.
: s..s:. : nd .s; Sss. sss- S.isi .sS ' !. ca. :... ..;ss.s.n IN. Yea,
ssi:ss: : .Iss:ll every pSsa sa: y q: s:s 60 'sAa' '''p'S'-'''
Assns.uo.s 70. sfs OF Marine Insarsnes. saAr<.sd 70 the
"a, secretary mhis-iy
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
VHE RICHMOND rIRs AssocI Atom with . e..A CAN'T, II and
on the ss, ssss. ' ss:ssis,I sas e 81. o. !. !. p s..:ssss, to ..Ss r !.
ps .ans s'a af sss , III the s,s 81 and ,s.p sss as. . .s... Of n.
dee No issS second door s.s Of corner ., Main and ii,s .%ssss,
Mf,os..s Psonpsy . saf Sss1.Sy s. .a sss tr''''-a'n required,
pIRrcroRs;.
VIM. c rs%ptins,' Robert Burton.
Alex Garrett Geo. \. ~ess,sm-y.
,o,r, - DAVID cttRRrs, rr.,.
MANUFACTURERS,
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF vIRGlAIAi
Ing on dsPo.i,s longer Than SIX months, and ave per cen. when
..! S.,s and |. !. d S. H h:ss;.s a s.s.. :. e & { ( ( s%S. &C, :, Mali, !,
Main and wan 'sr's. 9 woEIaAM, r@reldsaI
q sI ). siNfo H. s sss.s :
70 4 n..y w. Taylor.
inc. !. ursaner. Cornsllus Grew,
Hiram NJ smith, !. q Is4us ssh,i"'h'
John G snicn. Wa. sosa.
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A NEW HOOK ny PHILLIP ssassrr. crs..

TIC q. bKEwRY, late y. N. Price,
THy DEAF sHOEMARER, and other Stories. Iiurrssed- m
III. neat snd attractive Fnie volume IL kned Win ,ke,che. 10
~. whites Peculiarly ierse and animated style, sad Il an ,>oI
tent book Tor The young-eBt-rtainng and Instructive. The tp-
years
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VAN HAAGAN a. mcK EONE,s
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,
philadelphia
H0TydHbf N gre perfect aIfJ1cNon, or NE moneV uW be re-
JpffI, anil oHr d0eHh drS hSrIv authorized b.
MAKE goal GHy Bhars oTHG our e.
peraS.
A. A HAAGAN
RFING q pracncal soap maker, and having for the last twelve
II. years lat different umes) experimental upon snd tested his
particular soap, In various ways, now offers ~ 70 the public ~ a
sosP which WI say. Time, Labor snd Mcnfy. We are
= fsif tbs, and USE u according 70 our direcl ms, found on each
boz sndhh does Hoi give fen satisfaction, ns money un be re
Anons te msnv savsntsges over other washing Soaps, the fol-
! cio,hes nssd no boiling, shd very little rpLbIps, (mo-, sre-
q One pound -fn 20 =. fr, sr any zee. ~ three pound. Of com.
mon rOsn sosp. or two pounds best family soap.
81 " requires lessthan hsiftle time and labor 70 Do The washing
otaisnaly ihi y teqalre whh The best family 'osp. and v gar
= Fot eieaung psins and renewing resse. tar and printers
u an Invaluable sruele for washing hands, a. n does not chap, hut
Eeaty sonens he skinL
& The superiority ~ The material. Used, snd N. Sosp va, con.
diHfHg GHV ercss o(0uddISs, \ more mild fhan any other knoun
colored clothing. a. well 80 csmbries aud iaces, snd Il wANHAN-
IT'D NOT 70 ROT THE cLOTHs-
for sale ~ . spOITs, HAIR w 4 CO.
No. ~ pesn street.
oci2 Sole Agents for Mchroond.
CTORAeE wANsED-Hssiss made q large addition
eIbyceo barrels, heavy ssd nghi s,orsse. Produce OF nsrehsn.
tse received from snd delivered 10 vessels of canal boats free Of
~ hsv. an esesneps pi.c. 70 store damp wheat, ana Per.
cons havns saeh Va store VII DO vel 70 fvs nc . cell
Il c% Ss':ssffssrs . 90,
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~ ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGR. T-
MENrofrom Richmond, Ylrginia, kff4kl
20 Ne Orl ans. yIcksbarg, Mrmp6fs, 81.
COM .lSnngo I'M rry, Tu.e ambia, AuEasta, Ms.
THE RICHMoND AND pAgyILLH RAILROAD coup,xv
announce that they have Jus, concluded an arr,nrsmsr, &c -
for and forward goods, a. above speelaed. Al he foiiauin. ~ a"
rates: y"
How Special lt Cd Sd
Knoxville, Tenn, andkal
stations AS far as Chat
tAnooga. loo NJ, aM as ma m
Nashville, Tenn 100 ms am 81 %
Tuseumbia,. Ala 49,. 100 n. so6 ~ %
Memphis, Tenn 49,. 100 NJ. sO "a ia
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RICHMOND p

CHICKERING PIANOS.
n ments have been received.
In addrion to the beautiful Bolx Dc Noix, neo OR ~
cular Action, and the Grand, ve have nov the Boo. III & ~
dolr, . beautiful Instrument Of an upright fern.
The Chicksringsh have received 81 nnt prize medal. all over re
nowned competitors and from hr,t rank Institutions aud fairs OF
America and Of Europe They have Manufactured aud sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world
Prom the Chiekerings have emanAted the best and nost perma.
nent improvements that have brought the Piano to hs prrsent per
lection; and by the great capital they have Invested In manafae-
turing eonyenisnee-, they can sell fully my per cent cheAperthan
any other factory. None OF their Instruments leave the wsreroom
without having been fully Inspected by The best arttlL
As this factory has never more than one agency In q city. In
Richmond these instruments can only be sold BY The subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos ve sell Orden promptly at
tended 20.
warsrooms, north side Of BROAD street, near 9th. and ., Habus-
nai2 NXrHL cARUsI, Sol. As.n.
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NEW FALL STOCK.
guOE9. TuIfNES avn ~plTup ri

NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LRATHHR-TWELyR
HUNDRED CASES.
NNEhave received and are nor openina twelve hundred easss
w part o. our HAIL ana WINTER STOCK Of Boots SHOES.
Trunk. and soie Leather, comprising q good and general vshsty
o Az te most desirable kinds, mostly msnufs etured expressly fr
g., and the qualities sre such AZ We ran recommend n be good
We Invite our friends 20 rail- and examine our stock. We are ssuse-
ed Ne have bought them - low ~ any house ~ the Worth, via New
r,t, phdladeiPhia or baltimore, and We viii sell Them az low, al
IN SAINT of good Goods ~ low prices are fespeethuny Invited IN
loot AZ our stoet, 70 merchants that buy for cash, or pay prompt
" We win sell very low.
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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

RHomANGK OTE 4 HOUSE
JOHN 2 . rHos T. BALLARD. Propri.ou Gel
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
ISLAND AT AucrIoN-On FHiTRStcAv The
18th instant shall sell, in front ofthe premises at
corner ofia street we,t and Virgina as beins fots
Sand :, in Todd,s subdivi.ion Of Lot, and Z, of
AZ street and ISi feet 4,I Inches On Vireinis ave.
nue. containing in all 5sln square feet This prop
one Of the most valuable pieces of nronsrt% nnw fI
sale on AZ street, on the Island '"" 'O'
Terms One third cash balance ins u and 10
months, for notes bes ing interest," from daT f saIn
a deed given and deed OF trust taken Title in
disPutable. :. .''o -.
n, p T-o,I1o,, -. --H-.
by ): Z: MCGUIRE 4 CO.. AuctIoneers
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
E,SThTB-By virtue of two deeds Of trust from
1onn isohtayef, Jr, and vile, duly executed and
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EoR RENT-The very desirable DWELLING

EOR RENT-The very desirable DIV ELJJNG-
4 HOUSE, No. 67 Bridge street, at the corner of
Bridge ard Jefferson streets Georsetow 1t has
been thoroughly renovated and supplied with every
conyenlence of water and gas throughout II con
taiEs bedrooms Par!Qrs, dining. room, kitchen,
and servants room, besides sInoke-ho and a
dry cellar From the windows are charming views
OF washington aud the Potomac river, with the al
lacent country. The situation is convenient and
healthy: Possession given on the list of May I'm
quIre of Dr. CHAS. II. CRAGIN, I24 Dumbarton
street.
Also, several Stables and Carria ge houses for
rent supplied with water from the Aqueduct. Ap-
ply - above. ALI ~ tf
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MIscKLLAIKOUs.

S5 pUPoNT'S OS
oc N w ID r. OO
w. ALBERT KING, GEORGETOWN, d. c. for
years past the Sole Agent in the District OF COlum-
bia for Messrs. Dupont 4 Co., wilmington, Del
aware, keeps constantly on hand large stock OF all
the different grades of POWDER manufactured BY
them. embracing. in part
blasting and Mining Powder, in IS and 50 ID. kegs
Canncn and Nusket do, (U. 9. Govern
sporting F. FFF, mex, IL and and 8 i b kSss fSss
Duckng Powder, In Ga, l2n q nd IS H. kegs
-. Do. DO. In land y 10. canis steTs
Eagle Rifle do. in Ga and l21l III. kegs
Do. do. IN and II H. cani Sters
F, Fr, FFF, do. In s, I and u H. canistcrs
DO. do. In u ID. TASKS and cansters
Virginia Lido In lib. oanIsters
II Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
and packages.
All Of the above viii be sold at manufacturers
Rrices, and delivered free of charge TO any part OF
the District.
The character Of Drrpcut's Powder has been 30
we'll and favOrably known for half century, that
we deem it unnecessary to say anything in its
IT We tsts pleasure 1T all times in showing
samples and styles Of packages TO sportsmcn and
othcrs.
NJ oaos No. IS High street, immediately sd-
OjnIng the Canal. seS-tf
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NJ J. g. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR ANN

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.
=. Nc. 57o Penn. Ar,nVs RrorrHt' Hote!,
Has achOice stock Of CLOTHS, CASSlMERE
and VEST!NGS, and other SEASONABLE A.
6oODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
Will make tn order In the best manner and at M
short notice. he has also choice stock Of VA
hne n1, iREAA,DYcMAnE CI0rHING aud -A
call the special attention of gsnt!emen.
~ Adhering 20 the principle Of one price only,
which 1t distinctly mar ksd each article the pub
&c are secured from imposition, and may rely on
fair dealing.
1t Mr.. WIN: BKSNEr, favorably known to mauy
citizens Of Washington Cutter ofdisting ui shed
merit, having charge Of the Cutting Department.
generally and serve them with
mar 2i-r GOOD FIT.
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TNREMONT HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The ProprIetors, having sdded, during the last
year, many new improvements. such asa "A
Carpating and Reflruishing introducing VEHAQ
new Water Closets, Bath Rooms, and ev- it,hK
cry possible luxury and convenience thrOugh hout,
respectfully invite public attention to its increased
facilities for their accommodation.
The House, bstng the largest frstclass Hotel IN rae
Rorthpest,
and Its locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts
IN the immediate vicinity of the most fashinnahis
places OF amusemolts, and close proximity TO the
different Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings,
and
In the Centre Of the most desirable Bssiasss Portions
ofthe CRY,
presents superior inducements to the traveller, 70
business or pleasure.
fe2l-sm GAGE. BROTHER h DRAKE.
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E0R SALE.On accommodating TERMS a very
Il desirable RESIDENCE. being n s story Frame
Dwelling-Ns. 2S0--with back building attached
containing IN aii I4 rooms; has very dry cellar,
anu = deep back lot t0 alley situated on the
noIt tn side Of between 18th and 18th streets
snd midway between the Treasury Department ard
ant locations for a residence in Washing ton city,
For terms and full descri Pton ofthe premises
ply to POLLARD WEBB, No. $40 (2d story 7th
sueSt
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EOR SALE-Thst desirable two-story BRICK
L DWELLING, No. 80 Market street. between
Prospect and lst streets GeoI Igetown, c., lately
occupied 10y Mrs. Hel NJ Leuber. This property
offers chance for q saf. and iudicous invest
Inent. Tho house contains a double paTor, passage,
dining room and Kitchen on the same 6oor also a
largo and cOmmodious cellar, throe bedrooms, ser
wants ToOm clot6es-ToOln, aud smoke house. IL
hiss also the convenience of gas all through the
house, and large cIstern of water in the yard The
house and lot front thirty Bine 30 feet and run hack
one hundred and seven iI07l feet. The above prop
erty will be sold low If Immediate application be
made to Mrs. II. NJ. LEUBER, No. 81 Ist street.
or to JOHN j. BOGUE f, at the Office of the Adams
Express Company.
Title indispntahle. apoJ-tf
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VAILIUl,Aa.TBLKE IIl,a.T K IMPR0XED PR0PERTH FOR
TERN OF YEARS.-The undersigned will lease
t2 satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the 18th
OF September next, the PREMISES on the south
vest corner of Penn. avenue and lIth street which
for nearly FIVE years past has beon well known as
tho Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave
9ue, about mdsai between the Capitol and Presi-
Washlnsto ton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both Of which is open nearly every night in the
eligible in Washington city for a hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleePing apartments can easily
be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while It's cooking,
dining, and restaurant aPartlnents can be ar
on the European plan. The entrances public and
private be on ilth street within 50 feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For in
formation conceruing terms, dc., apply to w. ID.
WALLACH, Star Ofhoe, Washington city.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Malster, (SG renn'IA~
avenue, between 9th and l0th sts., } whereSvt[3
he will he pleased 10 all who may desire~4IID
his services. For professional ability l am kindly
permitted TO refer to DIR. Master. jat
M TEETH.
lNl. LOOMS, vi. d., the inventor and patentee of
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally 1t his offce IN this city 49,
Many persons can wear these Teeth who ~1I1D
cannot wear others; and no person can wear others
who cannot waar these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
with Any style and price of Teeth they NAV desire
but To- those who are particular ard wish the pures
oeanest, strongest, ana most perfect denture that
more fullT warranted
Rooms in this city, No. S6 Penn. avenue, between
9Th sn4 10th streets; also, sC7 Arch street. Phllsde-
pha. se 2i-ly
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A AMRROTyPEs-sMALL PROFITS AND Quick

~ 80 - - - = Ae-l
a RETURNS.
Portraits from
l5 cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
IN best Cases or
Frames al -. York
prices. Come all,
and take Q sitting
for one of those
beautiful Piotures-
and obtain the ocu-
lar proofs, at X. G.
w q o DL. EY'
Gallery, Pennsyl-
yania avenue, bet.
18th and l4th streets
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n To THE pI-RIIC

Nj TO THE PUBLIC.
WI. T. PARKER is still tn ba found at his old
stand, and ready for the spring trade he having re-
ceved direct from New York his stock of paints
which enables him to inform mis- friend and f-low
citizens he can and will compete with Any establish
ment in the District. NJ. T. PARKER
House, Sign, and Decorative Painter,
Gazier, &c, No. SIS Louisiana avenue
N. BAH the above branches done promptly and
in an unsurpassabo manner. ap I6-Im
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EMRICH'S LAGER BEER DEPOT,
A No. $40 ELEVENTH SrRgRr,
Ttro doors North Of rae Gas COu7pnnys Once
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has acceRted the Washington agency Of J. Il p
Batzs PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER which
he is prepared to furnish To the trade private
families. Balt's Lager Beer has long been kept al
the underss neds establishment, and ranks m this
city, as in all northern Cities the best manufsc-
tured in the United States.
IL All orders promptly flied, and delivered free
OF charge.
fe 25-5m PETER ENRICH.
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RQWLAND'S MACAssAR OIL q GIBBS
~ Esir eaers. Pa av.. Bsaf 1Sth sS l0 10
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ID .sr NOTICE. - -
Il ERSONS Indebted to me are notified that their
accounts are now ready for settlement as am clos
ing out my stock Of Boots and Shoes al COST for
's-a. sho easb g. only: .y:,r. ,s z. HOOVER,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-ContalnInx
c about 80 acre., in Fairfax county, Va, miles
dria. The farm is in excellent order; has good
buildings, and is well watered aud tImbered il Is all
under fence and large orchards of the best
OF fruit, raspberries, strawberries, &C., &c. The
terms OF sale will be made very easy to suit pur-
ohassrs, and, If desired, the farm will be divided
For particulars apply to CHARLES HASKINS,
Architect, Penn. avenue. mar R-tf
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NEW PAPERHANGING STORE-The un-
~ l der1ngned has now and constantly keeps on
WALL PAPERS, BORDERS, DECoRA-
WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES,
GILT CORNlCES and CURTAIN BANDS,
PICTIRE CORD and TASSEI.S,
SHUTTER TIES, &c.
All of which will he sold at tho lowest cash
prices.
H. Paper put on in the best style and warranted
FRANCIS WILMER,
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WHITE GRAVEL FOR
w ROOFING, GARDEN WALKS, &c.
Just received cargo of the above. Also, Build
ing Sand, Wood and Coal, cheap for cash, at my
Wharf, next TO l4th street bridge Call and leave
your orders. r. w. BATES
Dealer in Wood, Coal and Sand,
mar 25 (States. cor. 18th and G ats near Canal
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WHY Is IT' p,,yop Sy,,,
STEVENS,
THE FANCY GOODS DEALER
Has Rush. When the ladies 90 In such num-
bers there must be grcat attraction The PRICES
of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS,
with an Immense variety of all other FANCY
GOODS in his Ine, and the prompt and polite atten-
ton of all hands; must ba the inducement.
Call early, and save money by buying the very
best snd most Fashionable Goods Of
r. G. STVENS, The Fancy M.n,
336 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS,
ap 22-u (Statesl
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FOR RENT AND SALE

EOR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
4 3-stoTy Hause south side of Pennsylvania av..
east of 18th street, and over Harvey 4 Co.'S Hard
ware Store. Apply to CAMPBELI,& 4 COYLE, or
f. COELE Il BRO. mar IL II
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erpAND offsNiNO.
~ 416 PENy. AVENUE
On MONDAY. May 2, 1852.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
OF the citizens Of shingtOn to his large and care
fully selected stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
GEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
And BOYS CLOTHING.
My stock IL composed Of the very best material
and Of the latest fashion. A visit tn my store is
only required to satisfy the most faslidious.
Sl-lw r.. IEIPZIGER.
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7 AIDES, BRAIps. Piaits, curis, Bsif wir,.
ind PeQn1y- -vonA ovo1uA Do 8-eu
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Franklin Academy.

TINE FIRST Session Of this Institution
Il commences Ist Monday iu January
next and ends Ist June.
The second session commences Ist M.,..
day in July and ends lst December.
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
ing the services of MIR SANpI. Nc.
CORMICK, whose proficiency in teaching
Is SURPASSED BY few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any OF
the higher institutions Of learning in the
Southern States. The Village il very
healthy, and there is aot, at present a
grog shop or place where ardent spiritscan
be obtained in il.
Boarding can be obtained IN private fam.
Illes at $40 per month.
The rates Of tnition are the srme as
those in Academies throughout the Stat.
The Academy building is now in com.
plete repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will Mt least equal those
Of other places, and to our District are held
out such iadncements as wo believe will ob.
viate the necessity of sending our Young
nen .nd boys abroad.
s. b. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec. 10, 1903 Att.