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Marine Intelligence,


NORFOLK, August 14.-In Hampton Roads, ships
Warhawk and Wild Rover, ninety days from Cal
lao.
bound to Philadelphia, put in to land the body Of
the mate, who was accidentally killed at the wheel
yesterday in asquall
The schooner B. D. Pitts, of Rappahannock,
bound for New Bedford, with a cargo of wheat has
arrived at Norfolk, leaking.
The U. S. steamer Brooklyn dropped down to the
Roads on Saturday, and expected to sail for Chiri
qui to-day.
From Santa Fe
INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 13.-The Santa Fe mail has
arrived.
In a skrmish with the Camanches, two Indians
were killed by the troops and several wounded
The Indian depredations continued.
Fort Union is to be reinforced. Another battle
with the Indians is expected, and general Indian
is anticipated. Bent's Fort is threatened with
an Indian attack.
The Prince of Wales in Canada.
MONTREAL, Aug. 4.-The Prince of Wales ar
met by the GovernOr-General and Canadian Cabi-
net. The Prince was to proceed westward on Mon
day.
SECOND DESPATCH
FARTHER PoINT, AUG. 4.-The Halifax squadron
passed here last night, bound to Quebec to meet
the Prince of Wales.
Storm I'm Louisiana-Forty Lives Lost.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-A violent storm on Sat.
urday caused immense damage. Proctorsville,
the terminus of the Mexican Gulf railroad was en-
feet, carrying away all the houses but Nearly
forty lives were lost.
Arrival of Ocean Steamers.
New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Damascus,
from Liverpool the 30th ult, via Halifax, has
arrived. Advices anticipated
The steamer Edinburg, from Liverpool on the 1st
inst, also arrived this evening.
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B. B. Minor, of Richmond, Va, has been ten
dered the presidency of the Missouri University.
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TORONTO, Aug. l3.-McDougall, one of the par
ties implicated in the Cincinnati embezzement case
s9rrenderea @ himself on aaturaay' out was as
ing S25, 900 damages.
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On Monday uight a row occurred at place
near Philadelphia, called Delta Grove, which re-
shifted in the death of man named John Hook
lev. He was stabbed in six different places.
DR.. Murray, (Kirwan,( of Newark, N. j., re-
turned from Europe in the Adriatic on Saturday
last,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

WINDSOR N. S-Schr. Harriet.-200 tons plaster Kel-
sey Gray
COASTWISE.
FRANKFoRT-Schr. Fscher.-500, 900 laths, c. M Jack
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ENCOUNTER OF A STEAMER WITH A WHALE.-The
steamer Eastern City her last trip to st. Johnran
into ''schoor' of whales, hump-back species, five
ioying the mating season and the steamer struck
the bull of the herd, sixty feet long, with such
force that portion of her cutwater was displaced
A few minutes after another whale was seen coming
towards the vessel at great speed, and it was ex-
pected that the creature would attack the steamer
but at about two lengths distance it suddenly "dove"
and disappeared. On Thursday morning, as the
between Boon Island and Cape Elizabeth, she came
running upon another whale but the creature
''made dive at distance of about ten feet from
the vessel
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A MISSISSIPPI MovEMENr.-The residents of
Chickasaw county, Mississippi, have thrown down
the gauntlet to the North. At the town of Buena
Vista, on the 2lst of July, meeting assembled at
which series of resolutions was passed, of the
most ultra Southern type. The preamble denounces
the Republican party as disunionists. The first
resolution calls convention Of citizens for the
purpose ''of taking into consideration a lawful
and proper State tax to be levied upon all goods
made purchased in any of the irresistible conflict
States, and for the purpose of devising the most
efectual and lawful plan of keeping the federal
paid by the people of the Southern States
from going into the hands of the Black Republi-
The second resolution declares that any of the
didates for the presidential chair would be prefera
BILE to Lincoln. The third resolution calls upon
public speakers and statesmen of Mississippi to de-
wise measures to protect the slave States, while
the seventh requests Philadelphia, New Orleans,
Mobile Savannah, Charleston, Richmond and
Baltimore to send delegates to the meeting already
mentioned. The meeting is called for Egypt Sta.
tion Mississippi, on August 30th, 1860
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The SLAYER WIN. IL hIBBY BROUGHT INTO NEW
YoRK.-The following letter was received by the
United States District Attorney this afternoon:
New York, August IS, 1860.
SIR-On the 23d of July, 1860, about three miles
off Anguia, Cuba, on the high seas, boarded and
seized the brig VIM. r. Kibby of New York, for
violation of the laws of the United States against
the carrying on of the slave trade. When boarded
| found three African boys on the brig, and food
prepared for three slaves in the boiler. The resi-
due of the Africans must have been landed very
shortly prior to the seizure of the brig In obedi-
ence to the orders of J. N. Mafitt, Lieutenant of
the q. S. steamer Crusader, | have brought the
brig to the port Of New York, and have to request
that you will institute the proper proceedings for
her condemnation.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
John DUNCAN, U. S. N.
The Hon JAMES ROOSEVELT,
U. S. District Attorney, &C., &C.
Mr.. V. B. Wicoxen, the acting District Attor-
ney, has taken the necessary legal measures for the
libel of the above vessel, her tackle and cargo.-N
r Post, Of Monday evening.
Mayer Wood has been absent from the city for
ten days. During portion of the time MT. feek
has acted as Mayor, and for the remaining time tne
city has had to get along without any enieI magls
trate whatever. There seems to be out nttie neces
sty of Mayor at present, and II we could get ria
of the Common Council we might get on very weil'
M Y, Pest
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The Indicator, of Dresden, some weeks ago, pub
lished an article against capital punishment the
occasion of execution. The paper was seized,
and the editor and the author of the article con-
demned to Imprisonment. On appeal this sentence
was confirmed.
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THE SYRIAN MAssACKEs-O7eeEIHy V Nympadty-
american Christians Called on for Aid.-In com
pliance with a call, signed by the members of the
several Christian denominations, meeting was
held Monday afternoon, at P. NJ, at the rooms of
the American City Tract Society, Nassau street,
victims of the recent Druse and Moslem persecu-
tons in Syria and also to devise measures to bring
their claims for relief before the American
churches
1t recommended the formation of an Anglico-
American Relief Fund, for the benetit..of the Syri-
an Christians
After some remarks from several gentlemen,
a committee unanimously appointed to pre-
pare an appeal for aid in behalf of the Syrian VIC
Tins of the Druse and Moslem fanticism.
The meeting then adjourned.-M Y. cypress,
Monday euening.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
iaiash THo, J, CARSON.
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assignor to himself, G. A. Brown and John Pirky.
Of same place.-For improved instrument for
pairing horses hoof.
John a.! M Cooper, Of Ghamoer.burg, and VIM.
Cooper, Of Chamb ersburg. aforesaid.-For i'm.
provement In sealing fruit cans
VIM. Gluvas, Of San Francisco, Cal b., assippor
to himself and VIM. X. O'Nein, Of same place
For improved amalgamator.
T. c. Hendry, Of Conyers, Co., assignor to him.
self, ]. Dilworth, 8. II. Dean, r. J.Hutson. h.
n. Patterson, and A. J. Hendry, Of same place
For improvement in wheels for vehicles.
Geo. hebard, George J Hill and 8 D. Rock.
well OF Buffalo, N Y, assignors to sanford War
rem, Harroun and George F. Hill, of same place -
For printing press.
George Hancock, of Providence, r T.. auigno-
70 himself and James M. Rutherford, Of samr
place.-For Improvement in hose coupling.
Michael OMey, Of Baltimore, Md, assienor to
himself and VIM. Cotton, Of same place.-For i'm
proved self-locking device for omnibus registers
John Palmer, Of Fort Scott, Kansas, ASST enor to
himself and Jas. r. Draper, Of Chicago, IiI-For
improvement in the manufacture Of vinegar
James H. Denning and r H Jenkins, Of New
for railroad cars
John b Rowell, Of Lynn, Mas, assignor to
Jonathan Buhum, Of same place For compost
ton for covering black boards.
Nolney Stockton, Of Williamsburgh, o. an.
hgnor to himself and Mitchell & RammelsberR
OF Cincinnati, O.-For improved metallic chair
Charles Wells and Henry Barth, Of Cincinnati,
U, assignor to the Cincinnati Type Foundry, Of
same place.-For improvement in printing presses
Re,ssne-H Wight, Of Cambridge, Masa.,
asslgnor 70 VIM Mcclellan, Of same place.-Fof
improvement in wooden soled shoes
DeStsns-Elemir J. Ney, Of Lowell, Mass,
assignor to the Lowell Manufacturing Com pany
For designs for carpet patterns.
henry u. Thompson, Of New York, N. v a.
signor to the Hartford Carpet Company.-For de-
signs for carpet patterns.
Additional Improcennent.-MichaelL Bander
OF Cleveland, Ohio.-For improved churn.
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MOVEMENTS or PAUL MoRPHY.-The New
York correspondent Of Saturdays Philadelphia
Press says: 81 had halfhour's chat last EVENT. g
with Mr.. Paul Morphy, and quite naturally al
luded to the reports In circulation Of his proposed
visit to and future residence In Paris He assu res
me that there never was the slightest foundation
for the rumor, and that he has at no time enter
tained serious thoughts Of abandoning his resi-
dence In the United States. He proposes to spend
several weeks at Saratoga, whittier he goes on
Saturday; thence to Newport where he will re-
main some line longer; from Newport he will re-
turn to New York, and regulate his movements
according to circumstances. IL Is little singu-
lar that one 20 fond Of chess and its greatest iv-
ing master, AZ Mr.. Morphy 10, shcnld not have
played more than a half dozen games during the
last year; vet such, he informs me, 10 the fact.
asked him IL lack Of practice made any difference
In bis Plsy, his reply was, not In the least, and
that be could probably play as strong game al
that moment as be ever played in his life II
may be some satisfaction to chess players to know
that the statements now make In reference "a
has leaving the country are on his authority and
request.
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limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION

UNITED STATES cAPdr0L EXTENSION,
fhoPoSALs Will be resolved at TINS Offics uni
noon of rge:day, the 2lst Of august next for Furn
rooms over the connecting corridors Of the Capitol
The proposals must state the price for each cell
Ing So%pIshtr, In place. painted with three good
All of the. Iron work of the Ceilings, of every
description, Including the fastenlngs of the ceilings
% the walls and to the roof frames, must be inou-
for Iron Ceilingst and must be accompanie by q
sons addressed to the undersigned.
They Will be opened at the time mentione ed above
IN the presence OF suoh persons as may choose to
o Ths drawings ofthe ceiling, es9 been at this
Captain Typographical Engineers,
In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied BY the
following guarantee:
Form Of Gxarantse.
state and IN the the st.ts Of ne sns
By guaranty that in case the foregoing bid Of
Tor IRON ceilings, as above described, be accepted
ne or they Will within ten days after the receipt OF
and, in case the said shall fsii to enter NTH
contrsct IS Aforesaid, We guaranty to make good
the differences between the Offer Of the said -
and that which NAV be accepted.
na's-' 1885, Signatures Of suaransors, Al.
Witness, F.
hereby certify that the aboye named d. are
Anoen 70 me es able TO make good their guarantee.
To be signed BY s6gP ttffHtsa s.sre. ur.rrru. H.
persons known to the War Department.
jy IL dtd
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4 WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. BAG PA. Av. MAR 7rHSr

Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in
creasng popularity of Wheeler & Wilson's une-
gualled Family Sewing Machines, which for the
last eight years have most trumphantly mant med
their superiority, as family institution over all
competitors for popular favor the Agent has taken
enue, near 7th st where beant full assortm of
all the various STYLES may at all times he seen.
There were q sos Of these Sewing Machines sold
IN the year 1854 Ladies' invited to call and see
them. together with certificates from many of the
best citizens of Washington and GEORGETOWN, in
superiority anv ladies' cannot call, let them send
for oil lar by oil means. 1t is high time every
health and life saving instruments. Full instruc-
tons, both printed and verbal given free Of charge
at the home of the purchaser. p. J. STEER
Agent, No SAG Pa. avenue,
LIZ Him Ratvaan nd III sfa
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING TaE Gus
Il TOM HOUSE AL BALTIMORE, Nh.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
WAsUryaror lulv lQycn


PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
until the fifteenth day of September, A. D., 1856 at
IL O'Clock, noon, for the repairs Of the Custom
house authorized to be repaired at Baltimore,
Mary and, according to the plans and speoi6ca-
lions prepared at this Department. Bidders viii
be required TO receive the old cast work dl
p-nsed with in part payment of the work, at the
rate of one COLLAR per hundred pounds and will be
req uired to furnish ali the material nd perform all
the necessary labor TO complete the repairs aocOrd-
ing to the ans furnished.
materials delivered according to contract priOe
(said amount to be ascertained in the manner pro-
scribsd by tbs contract, by the estimate OF an
agent Of he Department appointed for that pur-
pose) will be paid monthly, as the work progresses.
and ten per cent retained until the completion of
the contract and acceptance Of the work ny the
Aforesaid, and to be FORTE tied in the event OF
men fu6lmsnt of contract, SPECIFICATIONS and
hsy can be had on application to the department.
The proposas must be sent to tn D. partment.
addressed to the Secretary of the T-easurv ard
plainly endorsed Proposals for yepairins ths Bali
more Custom house" and will be Opensd at one
o Ock of the last day named for receiving the
same.
HOWELL COBB,
jy f7-2av5W Secretary of the Treasury.
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Il SLATE MANTELS,
Direct from the Manufacturers

These are most beautiful styles of Mantels, en-.
amelled in imitation of such rare marbles as the
Spanish, Egyp ian, 81 :nna, Verde ntlque Porphy.
~, Brocatelle, and others equally celebrated. The
limitations are perfect TO challenge the closes,
scrutiny. In elegance Of finish they stand
and are so highly polished that they retain theiI
beauty and freshness longer than the common mar
bles, while they are sold much cheaper. They have
be- used In this country for the last ten and II
hurope for more than Fifty years. and have gIver
enslre Satisfaction. ease call and examine at
w. H. HARROVER'S,
Stove and Tin Store, oppo. Patriotic Bank
Nv IS Nv 5 doors north of I,oui 81 ma avenua
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEp
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBY STVEM. Tat TO- a TIE
ably TO the provisions of odinance Of the Cor
poratlsn sepJoyed May y 1881, the undersisned i.
now prepared, vhanever required IL writing, and
pre- payment of the fee of Fifty cents to Inspect
examin test, prove, and ASCERTAIN the accuracy Of
Every meter, iffound incorrect, Will be condemned,
and another, sealed and married ~ true, vnl be
set In its place. III proved to be accurate in is
and Axsln put in posi ios for use.
Once No $40 seventh street, near Odd Fell
lows Hall Open from .. n D m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
IL ID Il Inapeotor and Saalar OF riaa Mstera
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WAsHINHGT33Ny ev,pn
ERNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
NeD York acenHe, bst,ceea LIST and ID SIS.

In the attention of the ublic to my grounds
l would state that every arraneement hiss n q
been made to make this Retreat more WAY
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar lE.E3 i
dens are open to the public tree of conc n
given By select band. Those desiring to enjoy the
dance and waltz i find the saloon IN DOM 3 etc
order to render pleasure TO all. Or othsr days the
proprietor will oheerfully grant the use Of the
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number of little games, never before seen In this
city, and calculated at the same tune TO amuse the
"old folks" WV
N. B.-Attached is my Bottllng Establishment,
And families can be supplied With any QUANTITY at
their ,esoence, of that heathful drink, LACE K
BEER, upon short notice. jeI5 SIN
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CLOTHING, &c.
SELLING OFF

~ AT COST!
In order to decrease my ock have determined
70 close out the balance Of nv SUMMER CLOTH-
lNG at cost All In want Of Summer Clothing are
respectfully invited to call at No. 400 Seventh st
opposite Post Once and see the great reduction in
summer Siothlng jy 12-lm
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NJ EIGHTH
~ o N A l. EXHIBIT ION
At CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. l2tA-aoth,

The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold its Eighth Annual Agricultu
ally provided by the oitixens Of Cincinnati, which
are TO be fitted up in the best stve. There will be
HHESEF, ii sT$SSfs tSohEffikS
TIVE WIN Es; with stalls and Pas for
HORSES. CATTLt, SHEEP, and SWINE;
and an uneq ual ed Track, one mile in length and
forty feet in width. for the exhibition of Horses
The Premiums ofered-in cash,-god, SILVER and
to
$4,000
The Exhibition will remsin open from wednes-
day, the 18th. to Thursday, the 10Th OF September,
thus giving time to examine and test the imple
ments and machinery.
For premlom lists or information apply at the
Office OF the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue (up
stairs or to the subscriber, at Cincinnati Ohio
BEN. PERLEY POORE,
'jy2 IF Seo'y Y. 8. AGRICULTURAL Society
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jy f7-Av5'

xSb SFr SE FkGm rS Sf
OF ST cRoIx. IN TIE STATE OF WIS
In accordance with the provisions of tho sot OF
Congress entitled IAN at authorizing changes in
the location Of land ofhces," approved March Sd,
1885, it 10 hereby declared and made known that the
ohee for the sale of public lands at HUDSON in The
STATE Of Wisconsin, will be removed to Falls OF
practicable.
Further notice as to the precise time OF closing
the ofhce at Hudson. preparatory to removal
and ofits opening for business at Falls off r CRo T.
will Be given by the Resi ter and Receiver for the
land district. ~,
Given under my hand, at the City Of w Washington,
this thirtieth day of June. A. D., 1850.
By order of the President:
JOS. g. VII SON,
Commissioner of the 6eneral Land Once.
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A NALosrAN RETREAT,
Opposite Georsaorsn aad Wasktngtsn

"A On ANALosrAN ISLAND,
Opposite Gcorsetotrr and Wasktngtsn
The subscribers having leased for term of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, opened 4 . . 4
~ Tor the accommodation Of the public 90 yEAV
the Slst day of Msy, 1850. For beauty of lk.
scenery, delightful prOmenades, fishing, 40, Ie-
sIdes Is superior water, II is unsurpassed In the
Union. " VIZ
The House is large and commodious, having been
entirely renovated Ii has q large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house, bes des Dining AMI Dressing
Rooms tor both ladies' and gentlemen In addition
splendid Arbors detac led from the budngs
Parties, Families and individuals will find n a
most ACE to pass the sutry days of sum
mer, as every attention will be GUARANTEED BY the
proprletors. The etriotest police arrangements
wli be enforced, and polIt al discussions will be
The Lsrder will be found TO contain all the DEL.
oafiAs II tina. WIN the choices,
Liquors and Vines and the finest Segars.
Societies, SUNDAY Schools, Clubs and Military
Companies will find this the most desirable resor,
near the metropolis for spending pleasant and or
DCChildren unsocompanied by their parents or
guardians, will be excluded from the grounds.
Cunning and dogs prohibited
HI Boats Will leave the loot of High street,
Georgetown. and g street, Washington, hourly,
from clock q. m. till IL p. m daily.
Persons Preferrlng pleasant walk oan reach the
Island via the Aqueduct.
We solicit the blic to Judge for tn and
feel assured of giving satisfaction.
lie Scott JACOB W.POWERs & CO.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention OF mothers. her
50 D 7 II | N G SYRUP,

presents to the attention Of mothers. Ter '''@'''
SOOTHING SYRUP.
Fer Children feethinS,
ing Il. C.m:, rsassirs ali lnisnm.s.s-1i AZ, ALI AZ
PAIN ana spasmsdie aeusn, and n
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DsPsna upen IT, msthsrs will give yslrssvss
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO 70 UR INFANTS
have put up and cold this year, sud
o.v,, s.:n nj, AND rnurh o. II; What y. s,,s
M:dsia:@ss1.s MRS. ~. q IT i 12rS 1.ai.
I.cr = cu.s, wINsLOw's .h. n' an.Iy ...d.
N.Y., did y: in.. sOOriNa n:..ne. :. d.-
H. 9: :: s:.:,,,y ;Il.s: SYRUP, d.isht:d vim Il:
highest commentator Of m, tal sfseu and medical
after yssr:' s.psrsncs, AND PLsDes ous aIPurl.
rIoN ron rhs FULFILMHrr or WHAT We HBRR
p.Is and rsisi viii Do iound in Sftsss
srtvsny misstss .ftsr the syrupn commissioned.
nest sRI.Nc no and sKiLFUL rUasEs in Nsv Enr.
land, and has bssn used With ucclss I.
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net soy relieves the child frem pain but inviesYats
:tsm.eh and esv.., eorrse .eldy. and give. and
energy to The vhes system. will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWLS AND WIND Collie,
and .v'.eoms e:nvslsi.us, which, speedily r.n.disd
AND susSsTasM. FOR oT,n IL. .onLp
:n::. .n IEEIHINa from . .sy :A.i
srnc from any Of III. :ronr sompI.nSnno soT Lsf
voUa fRHJUoIcHs, NoR rHf Pr RjUpIcHs OTHERS,
stand between your suffering child and that will Be
medicine, il timely used. Full directions or us,ng villa
cTRTS PE Sss Nom S gsna'i: snl::' n: e. .m.
PrinsiFal O6es, No 10 Cedar street, NY
FREE snv Is Gents per Bette. % ll-dAvlv
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ID The Lebanon Valley railroad, Pa, have
introduced the novelty Of restaurant car on
their trains, ..skorl,
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w ID Street, Bsfrses sra aad l0tA Sfresfs.
We have Just finished q ngmber OF hrst oiess
CARRIAGES, such as Lirht Fdspr -7s
Wagons, Park PheatoHs, Famtly Coy-k0
riases, aad BEsg,es, which We viii sell stHSS
yer' small profit.
Being prsotical mechanics in different branches
of the business, we fatter ourselves that We knoN
the styles and quality of work that viii give ssue
txcflnn onmbinlnG hRhtnesa- comfort and ourabIli
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 20
the shortest n, toe and most reasonable charges
WALTER, KARMANN a. BOPP,
Coachmakers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. +. Hook.
II CARRIAGES
Il HE Subscriber having made addirons % n
fAotory, making 10 now one Of the laxgestA ~
IN the District, where his facilities for
manufacturing CARRIAGE g. LI6HT@=
WAGONS of al kinds oApSot be surpassed, end
from his long experience in the buuness, he hoDea
All kinds Of Carrisses and L,gh, Wagons kept %
sand.
All REPAIRs neatly esns, and Al orders prsnys
'ssoenS hand Carriages s.sen ia sxshanre Tor ~
snes. ANDREW j. Joyce,
SW-o ~s--er 80 ICES ans y sss-