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FUTURE DAYS
BY J. Z. MCGUIRE CO, Auouoreers.
~ y I-GHE E.S a y a.. n

BY J. Z. MCGUIRE n CO, Auououeers
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROP
ERTY on CAPITOL Hill On FRIDAY Az
TEhNOON, August loth, at s O'Clock, on the
premises, by virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated No
vember I'D. la5, and du recorded among the land
records OF washington county, I shall sell the
eastern pat OF Lot numbered seventeen, IN quare
numbered seven hundred and twenty nine, fronting
twenty seven feet on East Capitol street, between
FIRST ana second streets east, running baok 81 nv
ments thereon.
An conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
Terms; One half cash; balance In and ~
months, WI interest, secured by deed OF trust
John HEPBURN, Tru.t.e.
Jy 10 eo&ds J. Q MCGUIRE CO. Auots.
DUBLIC SALE.-Ry virtue Of an order of the
IL orphans Court Of Prince Georges county, the
suhsoTl Oers. a. administrators Matthias Evers-
held, ate OF lad coun'y. deceased. will Sc at pub
nc sale, At the late residence Of the deceaset in
Plsoatawsy district: on THURSDAY. 18th Augusf
1850 n falr, II not. the next falr day Thereafter ali
th4 Personal Estate of said deceased, consisting
a number Of valuable Negroes, Of both sexes.
Crops Of w heat and Oats n shook in the 6eld
Crop OF Corn and q small crop Of Tobacco now
growing,
Ok Carts, and other Farming Utensils
hnnsehold snd Kitchen Furniture Ac Ao
Terms OF sale: The property viii be sold for 40
est added. " ''i'' iA'oi-
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock An
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
For other For Sale and Rentn advertisements.
see first pdgel
FOR RENT-That beantiful COTTAGE RES

EOR RENT-That beautiful COTTAGE RES
lDENCE o. Twelfth st Get. between G and n .
least sldeb con aiming or rooms. with wafer and
gas, formerly uTIed by II II Voss Esq In point
Of location and convenience this honse is unsnr-
passed. Inquire Of X. w BATES. wood snd coal
dealer, corner oil Z and Fourteenth SITS. au9 If
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITH
OUT BOARD.-Persons desiring Furnished
Rooms would do well to call at NJ. BAWSEL'S
NO. 339 ST., between 9th and 9th SITS . ne has
several very handsomely furnished convenient a nd
well venti ated rooms, which he will rent with or
without board, on rea enable t. ms. He ca also
accommodate few table boardeTs aue sts
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lV1 -.-------.-T UTE -------
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
464 h ST., BETWEEN 6rH AID 7rH Sra

The fourth annual session Of the Institute will
commence on the first MONDAY in Septemb-r
Application should be made early, as the number
oil pupils Is limited. For particulars sec circulars
or apPly to the principals, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. HA-
VENEER, at the Institute. an scott
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R00NS AND STATIONERY STOCK AND
No. 36S Seventh st. law az
FOR RENT-A HOUSE on EIoyen,L bo,wo.,,
and streets, containing 6 rooms newly an
t 10 ISL, Rent SlW per annum Apply 10 C. r r
eTn Liberty Markets. any eos,'
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nn.a IoHS HEPRuRN, Trustee.
MATHEW e. pffiYyihiLL,
CHARLES +. EVERsFIFLD
UH-lavts Adm'rs Of Matthias EveTs6eid

VALUABLE FARM FOH sALE-The .nh-
u SHppi9ers vii oneI for sale, on the PREMISES on
THURSDAY, the ;sth Of August 1850 thai Tr.rt
OF Land, osll ID sd known by the name OF sPI,ost
aWel rofest formerly owned by the late DR. Ed-
Ta[d Eversheld, and recently by the late Matthias
fverthsd. " contains 6ls acres more o.
iess, and for prcductVeness ls ecua a. a1y lands ,
n that fertile TeEloI. IL lies on the PIscat.WsT
braqch, and IL vel Woo led and watered h.rinS
an ssu9dsnce 4 enc msssow land u sdjoins the
ianas Messrs. Joseph B. Hill, Stanislsas Hand
tof Thos.) NM n'NSAh'
This land is capable reproducing m great ,bun
dance tobacoo corn, wheat and all the crops ususlf
grown IN fnnoe Georges county, and oeers A rae
Estate. ~ 'N'es' IN heel
Ths buildings are Ordinary, but IN. .bupd.Do. ~
me building timber, o1ly half a mile from !. ZOO,
saw end grlst mil, renders building oomparstivelv
u miles from Washing con. WY eAo
The terms of sale Will be lihcrnl sqooo. -
paid IN cash on the DAY Of sale the restdae IN %
ahc wears ~ equal Instalmert s 10 be secured nv
.ne ,onas OF tne pure aser or purchasers, with ap
proved security, bearing intera frou dav ~ .sfs
On the payment OF the VII le purohas. ynonsx 80
interest good snd sufficient deed of the properly
viii be gIven. f'P0'S
CHARLES Z. EvERsFIELD.
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FOR THE GREAT EASTERN.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RATLROAD.

Steamboats, will ply between Annapolis and On,
Great Eastern every hour. Fare Is cents.
au6 -dtl0th
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The Great Eastern.

HBR ARRIVAL OFF OH PoINr-THE Crown TO
sEBTHE MONsTER-HER Departure, AND TAR
UP TIE Ray, &c, &c.
CnrrkSpand,ncs NJ Ths Stnr
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Wars HoLocAUsT.-Anc enthusiastic proficient
In The study OF statistics lately calculated that if
teen millions OF men have persisted I'm the va
rlous wars which have been waged 81 nee the crea-
ZION OF The world Carrying his calculations still
further, he estimates the blood shed In all these
wars at $50 coo barrels, and taking the wejp bit
OF each man at an average Of 100 pounds he con-
Guides that 1 $50 600 pounds Of human flesh have
6sen cut to pieces by hostile weapons
IL Statistics 60 to prove that tea is used more
or less by one half OF the human race-5OO 600 600
oil people. Theme 10 the peculiar organic prin.
C pie which gives tea Its value. Taken in small
Quantities, tea is healthful but the extract of one
ounce taken per day, by one person, produces
trembling Of the limbs and wandering of the
IL That was something Of a set backn ad.
mlnlstered TO the young man an excursion DO It
VINO; In making his way through the crowd ven.
t1red to remark that " hoops take I'D great deal
OF room" Not so much as whisky replied a
PERT young miss In the assemblage
III On "Wednesday night. in Portland the
widow Saford's woodshed was discovered To he
on fire. A barrel of ashes has been held resnonsi.
Die for the mischief
III Two murders occurred In PhfIadelnbi, m
saturday. Both were the result of street ,bt,
ana eli parties intoxicated
Mrs Margaret Burns died in BaIt,u,o,.
On .ne "a Inst from an overdose Of opium.
. " Fhe New York Tribune states that q er,it
s.hlln has Withdrawn his libel suit against the
we" ofk Vigilance Committee
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ARRVALS ATTHE HOTELS

NATIONAL BOTEL-Capt Newton. UsA.
Sonn mackay and ly, Moore, NY; A war.
Seid, IL John.on. Md; l. woronof, DC; ! ]
S'o1er, Nm; w Robinson, La; w Hastings
Brooke, Pa w w Gaines, DC; Gov Pratt Co
veil, Ms. A''' go
BROWNS HOTEL Smith, Md; Brook.
Wilson, RI; NJ b Hardin, Va; Mimi. La Ri.h.
oP;Tloott, Ne6; Smelling and ly, w Arthur
and ladies, T Fees, ID Stricken. NY: A Rotts Vs..
+ Cake and ly, Mo. 'a'
, hihh WOOD HOUSE.-L Hatch and ly. q
Cnor Poring, Cal; c Dimmock, Va; KING,
M n DuVal, FSs Sohnabel, La; DR. Ten Rroecf
c ga, sB Clark, Dc X Slaughter, E New
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"BBwARE OF THE VIDDERs "A short time
since, in Cincinnati, young man, in a joke, 30
he says, introduced a friend to a widow lady OF
some means. An intimacy sprung up between
rage. The was-to-bc groom won on the conf
dence of his intended as TO borrow from her some
sixteen hundred dollars, with which he soon made
himself scarce. fhe sequel to the affair IL that the
widow has brought suit against the man who
introduced her to the deceiver, as q party to the
swindlinx transaction.
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EFFECT OF Music ON THE SICK.-T effect I
music upon the sick h.s been scarcely at all no.
ticed. In fact Its expensiveness, as II Is now,
makes any general application Of Ii out of the
question. I will only remark here, that wind
Instruments, including the human voice, and
stringed instruments, capable Of continuous
sound, have generally a beneficial effect-while
the piano-fOrte, with such instruments have no
continuity of sound has just the reverse The
finest piano-forte will damage the sick, while an
air like 'Home Sweet Home" or ga ssisa pie
dun salice'' on the most ordinary grinding organ
will sensiby soothe them-and this quite nde pen
dent Of Northumberland Nightingale
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SALIENT (SALIKNT) Wit Jones was riding up
In Westchester county, and saw board nailed up
on post in the yard of a farm house. with the
sign painted upon 1t, ''This Farm for SAIL AL
ways ready for little pleasantly, and seeing a
woman in checked sun bonnet picking up an
aPronful Of chips at the wood pile In front Of the
house, he stopped and asked her, very politely,
when the farm was to sail She went on with
her work, but replied to his question instanter,
"Jusf as soon as the nan comes along who can
raise the riHd." Jones hit Dobbin a sudden cut
with the whip and dashed on.
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FROM N ALTED GRAIN, being superior and uniform
In quality, and mig hiy improved by age prefsrrsd
lSrly recommended by the best physicians and
enemtrs as possessing all the requirements Of q
Iyre Tonic lnctgordtor and Remedial Asesf.
The Schcy kill Water of Philadelphia, used in
the dis lllation Of this Whisky is proved by anay
as TO be the scfest and purest water in the United
states and to this may, in great degree, be at
Jlbuted the exoelepoe of this WHISKY.
For saleby FREEMAN & SIMPSON.
Phenix DistIllery,
On the Schuylf1lI river, Phi sdephia
pOmces-96 Wal street, New York 109 South
And osn be had in Wsshington Of samuel Bacon
S.f kesn ps AZ s.s 81, Sh
T r. seR R.TsSn aoI P: sy:; 3 Wilson, Bag
Purdy, 4O3 Pa. av.; WIN. BRYAN, a Msrfet an !:
Moore Ci.selI L Co, ssI West TIN It; 6. ?. Gu
lick s3S n; j. az; A. Gsdds; ", Co., NJ. cor
z. Write Co, 50 La. av.; John II. Semmee &
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MEDICINES.

4 - Soamr0n,
LOch H0sPIYAL.
hss DsssesCst hs ssesf Csvfsss, SPEEDY, $50 s~lv
EfsesssI ks-sssy .. as HeG,
Fok ALL DiSEAsEs OF INPRUDENcE.
LET NO S1LsE DEL Lc1cY PkSVKNr.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 cUAE HLRRANrED, OR NO c8xkss.
IN IRON ONE 70 TFo DAYS.
vsHhss e re sasl, s.ns.s.s As..a.,. 80, 49,
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-: s..as. S..sss. .n..s e. s..s., s:s:.
i..sss.. Dr.1fsi ana s..I..u,. Presses. vssI ..s-
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npssa. .ss hsvs sssss. tss ,ssi.s 4 s.lis.,y vs.,
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nAsaiAsH
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ss.Essas ss,ss syss.i v'shsssa s'sr.ss sssai'ss.
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sstsa ssas sss 1sst ss.so nAAs esrss hat
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Usss VA Ssrarsn.ss q nlsd Yer. cured is.ssssss,
y FAKE PARgScUkAR NOTICE.
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s.sias veal Ss: s.rSss. 40 t.'ar
psEAsEs or INPs0DEscE
When hs nisgsidsd and vsy q pleasure asss
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tainsa and despair MIA win ruined health % as
p...s rs S:sa q. ..:., y ss %, ss.
srsl. di.s..s ..eh Hssr 7Srssi Hs..,
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a.ss,sr.d s..ntry fr.m .hss us,.sr f.s.ss
AID imr TT1 Scx AS'c WAAAssm
y oh rsat an imPersnt remedy
0s spssdhy cured sad fUl vsss rsssrsd fhssssnds de
Ssst es,s.s and dssi.se. Vie had sst all hsys, ks.s
All irapsdimsnn . Marriage. rhyslss Hsasl pssvsl
ssso.ns, Lee. q rrserssivs Fever Esrv:s rrissSi,
Yrsmsnf and Wssknsss or ExAs.s 81 a., n. -
Ind speedily ssrsa
ENDOkgEMERY or ZEE PEEaa.
YnE MAEY fR0UsANf1 cared a. thi. In,,i,sue, vt.s.
tsf D. %s:.:ss' s
sspssn 81 the pepsu and many ethsr psrs.os nss.s =
vhsh have sppsarst again sr.n ssfsrs a., ruls o.
ssces hssAheng Gsssnan skssss,ss sst rssps.ss+
siy, ssnsisnt Gsssaasss NE saistse. ,.a DIV
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How TO DESTROY FLIBs-Prsssrre vHtiI NJ III
Season TO one pint of milk add quarter Of
pound Of raw sugar, and two ounces ground pep.
per; simmer them together eight or ten minutes
and place il about in shallow dishes The file,
attack il greedily and are soon sufocated By
this method kitchens, &c. may be kept clear o.
flies all summer without the danger attendi M
poison. We copy this from an ANONYMOUS source
IL 10 easily tried; and IL effective win prove valu
able
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~ of the Protestant clergy In Bohemia and Mora
via, says a correspondent Of the Boston Watch
man and Reflector, is such that it will do our
poor ministers In America good TO know some
thing of tit will make some feel rich who now
feel very poor. There are but three or four
Protestant pastors in Bohemia who get az high as
400 forms (s200) year The most of them re-
ceive 30 forms These are nominal amounts,
and in many instances they do not receive the
half oft. Many congregations are without pas
tors, and are unable to pressure them. The re-
formed Church in Prague is or at least has been
within the present wear, In this condition. Both
the Lutheran and Reformed Churches have es-
tablished small funds for the widows and orphans
of their clergy but the State does nothing for this
purpose.
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TIE THE UnlS %hT Tst. k ssASR 40 MArrER

THk OrIS %hS %st fk ssAHRs ~ AArrsa
-Censea aently shall remain IN wsshipgton end
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid.
,nS IN al Its branShes. Old 6a.ins promptly ~
FI,nitSre in the best style. also, ceil asisstics
10 the Painting of Roof and Briok walls. 30
est therefore solicit the patronage Of mJ ffiep3s
and fellow citizens OF the District Punotualrty
ner.
You will please mind yosr stops and stop 1T n.
u PAkkER'S Painting Esiablishment, No. %!
and 7th sits.
P. 8. Signs put up free Of charge, a. usual
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MISCELLANEOUS
pIONEER sTEAMMARBLE AND BROWN
u STONE WQRKS

The subscriber begs leave to inform the citsssrs
on Msshaingson, Georsetovn And Alsxandris tAet
snxillasy OF steam power for saving and manpfko-
tnrlns MaIels spd BIoyp Stone Worf IN her Va
stand stand Tops, Tie, Monsments. Tomb and He'd
Ssonses, sa9s, Windoy Llntels, SHE. stsps and
Maple IN block from krst hands as the 10 eet rsses.
Re Ieels confident OF being able 30 fsrnish Marble
Phiiaasiph.a, or Baltimore. The trade sunpiisd
with ietlan Marble in block OF slabs Of the sasns
dating terms. .Also, on hand. a large sappiy Of
Psss, :. f Ns Ms,r Fl Ayr aoEs ahd L.i
PRISE; it will be an ACE uis tien to the CIV
- - .ALEx. RUTHERFOkD.
ftoss~ Sfsam Msres aad Bresss Ssoss works,
Pa. av., cor. ThIteeuth e.,
uu <i-Sm WAshIngt Ton, d. @.
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VI COLLARS, TIES. STOCKS,
And all Kind, ., g iHNANNIpKlERfnTSH jill ,
GOODS, at Is per cent. ess than any ether store
In the city. At
GO ls-lm SMITHS. Seventh 1t.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOTS AND s4h YAEss. TO SUIT THs
.Dd sHoE PSS .ns :. hind. Of BOOTS
s.ppy Of tsrn msSs 1oIff y ssecs xsr s1A
Se so!a made efpressy 20 order, and viii
heretofore ehsgas u Ger griee than has been
rersoas IN want of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
Fly - m.oe yort viii always fnd good assorsmsa
.n0 % inc lowest PIiSSss GIVE u:s osh.
MI 3l4 Pennsyvania Avenue.
FIvk HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
A.. arrived IN. this day, embracing ali quail -Gv10
6 b9s, ana snd s'i P e Soc Lsashe5 L:die
sales room sxhibits at this time the trestes vnreev
q travelling requisites. az moderate srioes 10 ~
Son sPli as p HeE YORK. A,e ds.eEI
oA Ht6Id FFA 4.5s:: ssATSaEGs. Ss A.oN0'
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.. Sd
e. M.1 500 Pa. sysnas.
SOUTHERN TRyNK MANUFACTORY. :
Qp.ss.. ODD III Ri.o .sF An ssRR.RRI ::,,,,,,n
HUNKS VXIlGEsssH ao o,i SsSI. q Grimm
SSssnns .sissYsre AsI use none but the
ne pest yorknen, can confidently reooTr mend INV
Work 70 be superior in SsrensfI and DsssSsi;sx -
TTqnks that are made in other oites and soid herc
n fSSs III dss'ffi Rse8s p SSq2E5
MSS; szDbfESs;H RSHsffFf WIKI e. kaSi HAR-
Tr1grfs, DO, Repaired and Covered, in work.
franf' d.Ssi. a in sny ps Of III.
town, or Alexandra. S'S'
sk kWlsHfNNAFsat fH5 Asye's celebrated FAMILY
de ls-lv JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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w GAS FIXTURES
w Have In store and are dal y receiving 81 As
FIXTURE IS Of entirely New Patterns and 0esie ns
end FINISH superior in style to anything heretofore
onefed IN this market We invite citizens general
Y to call and examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line intrusted 10 our oare
viii be promptly attended to.
MYERS & Mo6HAN.
maj o-u 376 ID street.,
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THE EVENING STAR.

A BARBARIAN PLor TO MASSACRE CHRfsIlAss.
letter from Tunis. (Barbary,) dated Scpsr roeI
Goth, contains the following item Oh news Lns,o
was deep laid plot, extending owe, "a .Ge Isr.
I, Ramsscu. Ha,tega etc. IL was set on feot Dy
a Chveef, (descendant Of the ProPne'.J WIG ,sno-
cd someyghere on the coast with party OF Hollow
ers. He was one Of the Ilngleaa too hot sor hin
s--a.s.,,sd his attention to Tunis The Bey gave
o,ders that dead or alive he must have mat Cae-
800 He YVES taken, conveyed TO bardo, (tne
~, LACE y and like the banners, hung on the
Dey Yiis VARIOUS Interesting episodes occurred
0u.. ~. nIhers that Of Defvishe pardding about
al, ~ 1coot undress, with marks on his knees,
and CRYING that be intended to wade In Christian
blood up 70 those ma ks he was put ina, Jail
The Bey went to Algie. mee ~ sne Gu S nPer%'
and Monsieur Roche, the FL nc Censei 1snersi,
went with him. He was copy, wed in Frens
steam frigate. The English sent /. " Is.... ~
ships to take care OF Tunis during his =.
EssLIsH NosLBxKS AND ANER1csS BELLEs.
More American ladies have married English
noblemen than is generally supposed. The most
remarkable instance was that Of the three
daughters Of Richard Cation, esq, of Baltimore,
grand-daughters Of Charles Carol, Of CarrolltoB;
who were sent 10 England to be educated ana
each Of whom "knocked down her PEER They
married the Marquis wellesley, Lord stafford, and
the Duke of Leeds The Duchess Dowager OF
Leeds s the only survivor Of the sisters and their
husbands are also dead. Besides these, first Lord
Ashbnrton married the daughter Of the Hon.
William Bingham, of Philadelphia, by whom he
left large family The eldest, William Bing-
ham Barring, the present Lord Ashburton, held
high Office, and 10 very influential, az Well from
Lord Erskine (son Of the ChancellOr,) married
the accom- plis he'd daug inter- Of General Cadwalla-
der, of p Philadelphia, where the present peer was
born, and named In honor of the country of his
birth, Thomas American Erskine.
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IMPORTANT TO RoUsEkEEPERA
z. r. DURKEE q cos
om1ECT 9PIoU3.

49, Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
by us expressly for the purpose without rslsrescs
G n cost They are beautifully packed in anfoA.
and are t tn sJb . s5Ssysnt hSIg hy keeSns
Spioss are almost invariably. abort. We varranz
IN ReaY9s Il snsrsnffh s6d TIchpeSs q favor
single tIlal VIII sbundanty prove.
hl,-t.D4w.r Isl R RSas 4. M. = YSS orrl.
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HOWE's IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES
H Those Scales offered to the pu bio a. the
most alnPle durable, and reliable scales over put in
pc; EHst Glass premiums have boon awarded then
Society; Virginia State A sneultuTal Fair; Franfin
tpstltnte Fair, Pennsy wanna; Now York State Fair
VERMONT State Far, DO, DO, In every case where
Eo! . At sS Louisiana avenue, Depot Of Slller's
de1S-ly e G. PATTIeON liant
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WATcHREERAsIESbtfFS sAaEE6Pssy{L vER WARE

i have one OF the best establishments And fur
mshed with complete set Of tools for repaIr- n
ing every description of fine watoLss. and ~
particular attention give to the same by n
thorough competent wor kman and g. work xuerSn
tied Alto, every desorp ION of standard sri vEP
WARE. paln and ornamental manu- factur ed undfSs
my own supervision, which my customers will & M
far superior ~ quality and ash to northern vsre
sold by in general and Represented a. their
own manufacture. III. o. HOOD
SEQ S3S Pa. avenue
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j. sGHWARZE, AIsIl

MP PEki ffC SIE BRf22RR s,
for Diseases Of the Kidney 9, Bladder and unpsrv
OIgAne, And especially for Female Obstructions
CHARLES wIppIEIELp CO.,
fropnetors, 70 William 81, New York,
.. SCHWARZE,
0I1yr Aren't. WashInsfnn- III r.
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OFFICE OF FL gNsPEcE2s AND sEALER

WASHING row, Jniy 10, $780,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIpEK, That, agree
porator approved May a. 1850, tho unders gn ed is
now prepared, ~hsneyer rs1qired in writing, and
on pre- payment OF the fee of Fifty ccuts to inepect
examine, test prove, and ASCERTAIN tho socuracy OF
registrahon Of any gas meter in use in this city -
Every meter, ffon nd incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked as true, viii BE-
sat In i's place: IL proved 70 be accurate in its
measur. ment of gas, il Will be sealed aoccrdinsiS
And ssain put in position for uso.
once No $40 Seventh street, tnear Odd Eel.
-OwS Hal Open from 9 a. m, 70 S D. "A.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
y Bu Inspector and Scaler of 6as Metsrr
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H X ANCIS HARP ER,
FAMILY GR0CERX AN III EEEn sTna 4

Corner 81 ,Nesc York arenss and Tsatk sssesf.
may be IN want Of any article the above line HIS
endeavors shall be 70 please, and BY strot atten-
non 70 ne wants OF the public, he hopes 70 merit
His took consists Of every article usually TO be
I1und In hrss-clsss Family Grocery and Feed
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