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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.


TRUSTEE, SALE OF PART OF A TRACT
OF Ian d called Peters Mill Seat" situ.ted
RoaS sSs oonPty 5 Of on the PRey B.anob
aSs Branch q s sFSs'r''
Sordsd &bs9 IA S No % fs OiIo. 49, 81 sns 1S
ton in the bos Of and ID Ss otRsr
bearing dat. on or about the 18th day of May Ts5a
also one of the land records of said cou niy
proSssS e ss At public sactlo1 to the high Ct
a half pasts O'clock p, m. on the premises. .si
tha: Psit Of tract of land called Peters Mil
tRs sna ssof n shs .n
the west sds of the PIney Branch rosd. contsI ned
Ranin the foliowing met.s and bounds, to wit;
in the ys.s line Of sand road fnr the noethssst
corner Of aIot Of SAID land laid ID to Hays sp'sk
dredths Psrches, with spe, kmsn's north line, q
thea running north thirty and a half fdegrees east
south line Of Jo,d twenty eve feet wide and W tR
the east liz of Speakman's smal er lot where is
degrees: esst y nins IS%a pe2ehs. sbd
four and one hundredth of perch to stake in the
vost line Of said Piney ranch roaG ia strsi mt tht
Inc 10 me pace oil 6egln3lng 90 talnInE ten acres
gether with the improvements thereon, which con.
sist OF q new, spacious, and well-bG't tE o-story
houses,
ierms of sale; One third cash; the bslsucs in
and IL months, for which tn purchaser viii be re-
qulred to give his notes bearing interest from the
day of sae. and secured by deed of trust 3on the
pre~Ises.
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms of sale within We davs after the day OF sale
the trustee reserves the right to rese taId erup
efty, At IN risk snd cost of the defaultng purcha
ser, upon giving hve days previous pubic no ice
by advertisement, In some newspaper published in
the CITY OF Washington, of the time, place, and
terms OF such re ale. All conveys alces at the cost
of the purchaser.
r. II. LASKEY, Trustee.
Jy lS-eodds GREEN, Au,t,
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THRILLING SCENE AT FIRE-A fire oc-
Cured at Philadelphia on Tuesday morning,
at No. ,7l4 Market street, in a three story
brick building, occupied by William Auld as
grocery store, the upper part being used as
residence. The FIRE communicated to the stair
cases and cut off all escape to the inmates
The Philadelphia Evening Journal thus des-
cribes the scene -" The females were at the
front windows, shrieking fer help, while the
crowd beneath was awe stricken, not knowing
at what moment they would leap to the ground
or be enveloped in the flames. Miss McNeill
who was in the third story, rushed through
the flames and succeeded in getting into the
second story room, unframed, although her
night clothes were entirely consumed. She
then got out of the window upon a bulkhead,
and jumped. She was caught in the arms of a
couple Of gallant fellows, named Robert Nc
Dewitt and Thomas Cunningham. It being
rather dangerous to make such a leap from the
third story, bed was procured from the DWELL
ing Of Mr. d. Baer, adjoining. This was held
up, and Mrs Maguire, her son, and niece
jumped upon it. Mrs. M, and her son landed
in safety, but Miss Dillon struck upon the
bulkhead, and was considerably injured about
the head and shoulders. 'ssF--
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TIE PATTERSON BoNAPARrE FAMILY.-The
Paris correspondent Of the Courier des Etats
Unis, in his last letter TO that journal says ut
is rumored that the death of Prince Jerome
will furnish to his son, by his first marriage
with Miss Elizabeth Patterson, an occasion to
revive his claims as sole heir of the august de-
ceased. This is really the time for him. to
have his rights, if he has any, formally decid-
ed. 1t is true that the decision which would
emanate from an imperial family council would
not be very dubious, although certain members
have, it is said, shown themselves favorable to
the cause of the American lady. Jerome was
a minor when he was married to her by Bishop
Carroll, and it was on this plea of minority
that Napoleon broke the union. To prove
that the young marine officer had been enticed
into the match BY premeditated scheme, tss-
timonials were produced to show that Miss
Patterson had laid a wager that she would
captivate and marry the brother of the man
the fame Of whose exploits had already filled
two continents. She won the wager, but only
gained thereby premature widowhood and
the grief of losing, while still living, the man
whom she believed attached to her for life"
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WASHINGTON
w CITY GAR RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
Netc York drsRns, bef,reen LIST AVID 2d sts

In caing the attention the public to my grounds
i would state that every rang emant hss A
been made TO MAKE this Retreat" more yEMy
attractive every DAY. Mondays the Gar 4..ft
dens open TO the public tree Of charge conc n
given bv select band. Those desiring 20 enjoy the
dance and waltz vi find the saloon IN comp etc
order to render pleasure to all. Or Other DAYS the
proprietor will oheerfully grant the Of the
grounds for school or other Pic Mic Pa, ties with
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number of little games, never before IN this
CITY, and csicu ated al the same time 10 smuse the
"old folks"
". B.-Attached is my Bottling Estahlishms Mt,
their resioenoe, of tnat healthful drlnE, LAGE
BEER, upon short notice. els SIN
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RIGHTS or NEUTRALs DURING THE CHINESE
WAR.-A British order in council has been is
sued in reference to the rights OF neutral ships
employed in the carrying trade during the ap-
preaching war between the allied powers Eng
land and France, with China. The principles
of the maritime law adopted by the seven great
European powers at the Congress of Paris, in
1856, have received additional sanction in their
acknowledgment a second time by two of the
greatest naval powers in the world, and may
now be considered firmly established. These
principles have always been contended for by
the United States, and the recent confirmation
of the correctness Of the views of our public
men on subjects Of international law is highly
gratifying. The order in council directs th az.
50 far as regards the ships Of any neutral DOW.
er. the flag Of such power shall cover the
enemy's goods; that neutral goods shall not be
liable 10 capture IL found under the epemy's
flag; that blocksdes shall be maintained by a
force really sufficient 10 prevent access to the
coast Of the enemy; that subjects of England
and France may freely trade at and with all
ports in the dominion of China, and with all
persons whatsoever, including the Chinese,
and that goods belonging to Engiishmen or
Frenchmen, found on Chinese vessels, shall be
restored. The above regulations are not to be
construed in favor Of allowing trade in articles
contraband Of war. What is contraband of
war has not been defined, nor has the usual
list of such articles been extended. Coal, the
carrying Of which, at one time the English
Government intended to prohibit, has not
been mentioned for several ressons. First.
the Chinese have no steam vessels; and second,
il might give rise 10 unpleasant debate in Eng
land on the late treaty with France. The
clauses allowing trade with the enemy are also
very polite. What would an Englishman do
without his tea? Dissatisfaction would GER
tsinly arise, and the supplies for the war
would speedily be stopped by an indignant
House Of Commons.
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MARsHAL's sAtE-ln virtue ofa writ Of
the Circuit Cont Of the District of Columbia, for
the oou nty Of Wsshinston, snd to me d.reOtsd,
VIII expose TO publ sale, for cash, front of the
ths st day July next, $780, at II o'clock m, the
following propert to witt All DEFENDANTS rig at,
ute, clalm, aud interest," in and To c-r,ain build
Ing erected on Lot No SIX (6J in So quare No nine
hnadred aud forty nlus (949D as laid down in the
plat OF the city OF Washington. seized and levied
upon as the property of Abel Griggs, and will be
sold TO satisfy judicias No. 2a6, To October term
1856 In favor IF John Purdy
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late U. 8 Marshal for the District OF Columbia
lie 28-dts -
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RuMoRKD MICRO ISsURRKcTIoN Mem
phs Enquirer, Of the 5th inst says: Private
advices received in this city day or two since
state that insurrection had broken ont In the
vicinity OF Osceola, Ark, among the slave popu-
lation Our Informant learned that the disturb
ances were qnelled, but not until several slaves
were severely wounded. The negroes IL is
thought, were instgated by worthless white
men,
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A NALosTAN RETREAT,
. Icr ,

The subscribers having leased for term of years
this beautiful and romantic spOt, opened A
II for the accommodatiOn of the public on vEY&S
tho 3ist day OF May, 1850. For beauty OF ll.tSS
scenery, deIghtfGl promenades. fishing, DO. ie-
aides LIS superior water, II is unsurpassed IN the
Union,
The House is large and oom nodious, having been
entirely renovated It has a large Dancing Saloon
attached 10 the house, bes des Dining Dressing
Rooms for both la7ies and gentlemen In addition
splendld Arbors detac ed & ON the build 'ngs
Parties, Families and individuals will find II q
most desi able ace to pass the sUltry days of
mer, as every attention will be GUARANTEED by the
prOprletors. The strlctest police arrangements
viii be enforced, and polIti a. discussions will be
prohibited
The Larder will be found to contain all the de j.
cacles Oi the season at al times.
The Par Wilt be furnished with the chOic est
Liquors and " ines and the hn st Segars.
Specifies, Sunday Schools, Clubs aud Military
COfI anIes will find this the desirable res n
near the metropolis for spending Pleasant and or
dery day.
IL Children unaocompanied by their parents or
guardians, will be excluded from the groGn1s.
Cunning and dogs prohibited.
- HI Boats Will leave the ioOt of High street
Georgetown. and g street, Washington, hourly,
from cock a. m. Il - p. m daily.
Persons proferfIng a pleasant wa X can reach the
Island via the AQueduct.
We solicit the public TO judge for themselves ard
feel assured OF giving Satisfaction.
lie elseOtf JACOB w.POwERS Il co.
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By A, GREEN, AuctIoueer,

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED PRoPERTy.-Under and by virtue of q
DEED OF truste caring date the 18th day of NOvem-
No. 80, fOios 9s!. 6c, one of the land records OF
Washinston county; p. G., | shall sell, at Eublic
auction, on MONDAY, uly S0th, 1851 at O'Clock
P. In front of the premises, the eastern half of
Lot I. IN VIM A. BLadley,s suhd vision of Los
3, 10 and H. In Square numbered sg2 Said eatt ha
l;nt Il fronts Is feet Mary land avenue betvee en-
"a and 9Th streets and runs back with that width
the depth IF said lot to an alley.
Terms of sale: One third cash; residue in equal
payments at 9 and IL months from date of sale,
with interest, secured by deed of trust on the
p-emIses.
III the terms of sale are not comp led with within
days, the trustee reserves to himself the right to
resell at the cost and risk of tn first purchaser
upon advertising three times in the National Intel
ligenoer.
Convey ancing at the expense of purchaser.
G. ASHFORD Trustee,
ie s2 W6StJyS1 A GREEN knnt
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NrRSHAL'S SALE-in virtue of two writs of
lVl heri facias, issued from the Clerks Once OF
county OF WnshlnstO ton, and TO me directed, 4 wil
expose TO public sale for cash, In fro Of the court
OF August next. 1867 at II O'Clock AL efendant
right, title, aim and interest and to toe follow
ing described property. to wit, VIZ: Let No s. il
Square No: 7C6, and lot No. 80, IN Square No 90,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and evled upon the prop sTty of
Jullans Barry and James {. Rarrv, ana will be
sold to fstlsfy Judiolals Nos. laS and 1874, to Map
term 1853, In ayOr of Anthony Addison.
Us. Marshal for the District of Coiumbis.
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND CO,
PeHaSyiranid.
ACCOMMODATION FOR
500.
TERMS Low.
je 7 lGw
A RELAY HOUSE,
AT THE wAsHiNGToN JUNCTION B. &

o. X. X.
Passengers for the West have plenty of time 10
Breakfast at this place. Three or four A . A
rooms yet unOccupied. which will be let to yeAH
sumner bOarders on fair terms This ls.k{
place Is unrlva.ed f0r comforf AID conveni.ncs
jy lS-7' M LOWE, Proprietor.
SCHMIDT'S SUMNER GARDEN.-Tn Sixth
- street, between e and Louisiana av, "A A
may be found at all times one Of the most yEAy
popular, genial, urbane. and intelI Igeut lk.fEl
Restaurant Keepers, who backs up his reputation
with LAGER Be- Err from the CRY OF BRoTIfpR
IL Love. Phlladel phla with BRAN UlFS on
the choicest vIney ards of France with WINES
unexcelled on the hills of the Rhine: = a with a
article of WHISKY which su acks strongly OF the
true flavor OF the Monongahela and Bourbon
PaIatable as either of these may he individually
he has sought TO make taem still more 80 nv the
erection tn grounds Of has iavorite establish
ment of q spaciou Arbor, where his guests by DAY
may enjoy the cool breeze AMI be free from : OILS
too ardent rays and, at 1.-The wItchng hour of
night, quaf hts ice-cool Lager without fear of
having Their enjoyment dampeged by the falling
dew. such Inducements will. doubtless. cause
many OF our readers to drop IN and take note iif
nothing else and, most likely, many of those who
go will 90 again.
In addition t. all this he has engaged the Pros
peri brothers and their associates 70 discourse their
choicest pieces of music Every "Wednesday and
Saturday evening. ~ l0-lm
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u nre occurred at 6uthbert, Georgia, on
sunday, destroying Lenard 4 Jordan 8 barnes
and shoe shop, A. T. Ames dry goods and
grocery store, Mr.. Douglas law once, Jaekstal-
ler's furniture store, and other property. Loss
$50 900.
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EDWARD q, CaSTELi.ip Trustee,
" l8 2aNhds ]. c. oGIIRE & co. Annts

MtRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of
vi herl facias issued from the CLERK Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of CoumbIa for
the Comfy OF Washington, and to me directed.
eil expose TO Pubo sale: for cash. in ont of the
Bank Of Washington, on TU ESDAY, ths 24.h day
of July, 1860 commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m the
following goods and ehattels, to wit vlzi "a vol
Conversational d bates; IS do. Annsis of Cong
do. American State Papers, l do. Pension and
B"untT Land, by Mayho;" / do. Opinion of At
tor ey dsneral do. n,nOptical Index Laws u.
IL do. Diplomatic Correspondence, "by sparks; )
seized and levied upon as the good and chstte of
James Henry, and will be sold TO satisfy Judicials
No: 50 te May term, 1880, In favor Of yohH r.. Ken
dali. w SELDEN
yiS-dts rs Marshal
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorIte resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
ting Baths, Large and
We'll Vent lated Rooms,
Good Society and q Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CT ENnEN-
ls a. VISSCHE2,
Carlisle SpriHgs, Pa.
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M SALT WATER BATHING.
pAVII Inn Thoore

M SALT WATER BATHING.
IE1ARSHALL'S PAVILION. IMoore's Land
Ingl WILL be open for the reception of vIsi- A
tors on the 18th Of june This delightful yEA4
reso-t for those seeking health and pleas ls.4&
nre is unexcelled br any place of the kind on the
Potomac river IL is situated ab ut one hupd red
mllos from Washington Immediately on The
Potomso, and IN full view IF the Chesapeake Bay
and famous for fine Oysters, SOft Crabs, Sheephead
and other Fish. and easily sooessIble b the steam
boats plying between Washington, baltimore and
Norfolk. The updersIgned has made addI;i 1Ual
improvements ia lis Bath Houses and many ether
improvements to the comfort and enjoyment of h 5
guests, The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen-
Gid Angling and enty Of Fl hing and Sal ING Boats
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro
vIding good Cotilon Band in laying in hIs stock
OF choice Wines, ,Liquors,segars, and for Tho Sc
who wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and 20 seek a
retired soc where they osn make themselves at
home there ls not more Pleasan place In the Uni
ted states. he proprietor pledges himself tnaI
nothing shall be lett undone on his part q rend n
them GO. Terms Tor board: 81 50 p r day, for ICES
than week. t1r longer time, = I.25 per Tay; $50
per month. Persons wishing 20 address the rrn
county, Md.
je s-2m X. J. MARSHALL. Proprietor.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

il HOUSE, No. s67 New YORK avenue. between
rooms This house is convenient 20 the Ps,ent or
hoe, Treasury, etc; ~ ghted ~ gas. and every
ssy suItse e for boarding. house RsIi mo eTete,
noor north wing of Patent ofhce. yIS-tf
kOR KEN I--The 6ne FRAME HOUSE known
u French Evans House" situated on NJ st.
one of the most desirable private resIdences in
Washington. This n use 10 surrounded by fruit
rious kinds and fne shade trees, in sSco feet of
q oPS9, batSssI ssIS and PPy TO j. c. COOK E,ssth
STORE ROOM FOR RENT-on the south
he etoiore used a. Erocery. Apply ~ the room
OF Of Jas. F. HALLIDAY, City asl. isSoT
FOR sALE-A small FARM of 81 aores, situated
ing house, corn corn house. stables. Io; Vel feps.d
and Wstered within four miles II Washington IS
and ts pssasy assrSe n N SoSSa, Ss
denoe, being Perfectiy healthy and most romsntoal-
q Mr MARRIOTT. bridge Keeper Grain BsiiSss. iss.
4, OR RENT-Three BRICK HOUsEs-ope on
|, Twelith street, between and ID; one on the
corner 81 Twelfth and II Sfs. and one on III, be-
tween III and lsth sts, Inquire ofJAMFS ".
Barker. on street. hetwesR nth and l2th, No.
"a. ma S-n
E'OR kENI-A thry- story FRAME. no, 81,
l. on Eleye IN tt-eet between I and InQuiTs
of NJ; SNYDER; 81 the plumb ng aud Gss Fitt nG
Once m. A-tf
EoR RENT-Three first cla-s and recently
built HOU SIS, four stories high each. hand
somely finished and having sll the modern improve
ments, such as water, gas, ac.. an one Of the We
hneSt locations M the elty-On the corner OF Third
street and Missouri avenue, AID opposite the Capi-
to- grounds Any cne wishing 10 rent fine dwell
ing will lind this favorab opportunity, as I de-
sire 20 rent them immediatel, and will rent them
low. Inquire Of p. w. BROWNING. je l-tf
FOR RENT-That new aud well arranged three
Il story BRICK HOUSE, No. -, on q street.
between 18th and 2Oth sss First Ward lately Oocu-
pied by Mr.. BodlscO, Russian Legation. Poses
SION given Immediately. Inquire of Mr.. SOUTH
EY ;. PARKER next door east. ma Is eOu
EOR RENT-A small sTOR T., corner Of sth st.
IL and Penn. avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel.
suitable for q barber's saloon or cigar store For
information insuire 81 the Hotel mar 50
EOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
II ing Immediate opPOsIte the west wing Of the
City Hsl. recently occupied by Chas. =. Wslsoh
as an ofhce. Also The front room m the second
terms apply 20 RICHARD WALLACH, No. a
Louisiana avenne. "a Is n
SENATORS. MEMBERS OF. CONGRESS-
nlshed, VIII be rented during the session of Con-
gress, in the most desirable LOCALITY In this city,
being vlthin one or two squares OF Browns and
National Hotels. Those IN pursuit Of such Rooms
eth street between n street snd Pa. de5-d
E,OR SALE-A moe three story Brick HOUSE,
Il on ID street, between ID aid + streets, in Kib-
sold on easy terms Price made enown 6y insuir-
ing Of X. w HAMILTON a CO, No. s62 7th
street: opposite Centre Market Title perfect
fe7-u
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WOOD AND COAL.

G % L
Delivered 10 all parts o. the city, a. the lowest
possible rates.
Tia w. NJ. GAIT,
Ofhoe es2 Pa. av., between nth aud E2th sts,
ma l7-u north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
4 an extensive stock of FUEL, lie prepared TO
sell al q very Row figure for cash
WOOD Sawed and Split any size.
Gail and see for yourself
n. w. BATES,
Wood and Goa Dealer,
ma Is 9. X. corner of Fourteenth and G sta.
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je as w&StJys1 A. GREEN. Anct
ByJ C: MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctioneers.

By j G. MCGUIRE h CO, Auctioneers
IRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY NEAR THR NAVY YARD
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aus ust the 2st
at 9'e,ock, on the premises. by virtueofa deed
GATED October 29t, 1857, and duly recorded Lber
e. No. l45, folios I76 III, 49, 49, and 1870 one
ofthe land records for Washington county, shall
sell the west part of Lot No IN square No. s23,
fronting 20 feet on south street, between 9Th and
9Th streets, and running tack with that width 62
feet, together WI lhe ImproyeH ents, consisting
OF a 'mfortahle and we-buIlt three story brick
dwelling, with necessary out buildings.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, u. snd
IL months. with lntsrSst, secured by deed of
upon the premises. IL the terms of sale are not
reserves the right resell at the risk and expense
OF the defauiting purchaser.
All ooAveyatnn9ihg AZ the COST OF the purc haser.
l8 2aVAos t. e. Ma(,ifIR
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Mas MIS-; Hssds MsG2E N;Hk eIsSK,s s SCHOOL:

friends and the public generally that rhe will resume
tcmber next.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all the
ton.
In addition TO her day scholars she 10 desrou. OF
receiying into her family few pupils as boarders
aged from 10 TO Il years, who viii be under her I'M.
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation aud
due care OF pupils have been considerably incresssd
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiIiag particular information with reference 10
her school may apply 70 w. ID. Wallach, Editor
For terms and further particulars spply q her
residenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, AleIandria, Va
jvH-d
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. $40 Pa Av NEAR 7TH Sr

Encouraged by the substantial and RAPIDLY in
creasng popularity Of Wheeler a. Wilson's une-
ans!led Family Sewing Machines, which for the
last eight years have most trlumpha lty ned
their superiority, a. family institution over all
coinPsttors for popular favor, the Agent las taken
one OF the hDe new stores lately erected on Pa av-
enue, near 7th st. where beautiful assortment of
all the various STYLES may at all tunes be seen.
There were 2l ,3O6 of these Sewing Machines sold
IN the year 1859. Ladies invited to call and see
them. together with certificates from many Of the
relatI to their well known and thoroughly tested
superiority fany ladies cannot call let them send
for circular by al means IL is high time eveTy
fam ly 10 the land was supp led with one of these
health and life saving instruments. Full instruc-
lions, both printed and verbal given free of charge
at the home of the purchaser, p J STEER.
Agent, No $40 Pa. av nue.,
Jy Him Between 9Th and ! h Its
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EDUCATIONAL.

= U M M T. l. G O l. l. T. q T.,
~ No. 476 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the GsSsraI Post Ofce, WdShinstoH City.
,.Armorian System Of Penmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calcu stIons, Business Corr
Commission Sales, Granmar and Arithmetic
IVA Preparatory Glass for Boys.
u Ladies' will be instructed In fine penman-
ship.
Rooms open from q. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
ma 24-Sm VIM, w. VOTING A. CO
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4 IGHTNIN6!
IL LIGHTNINGm
LIGHTNING ..
In TIME OF PEkcE, PREPARE FOR WAR!
T. LABARRE.

SoNtAtosSt corner Of IatA and sts.,
MANUFACTURER OF
PLATINA-TIPPED LIGHTNING RODS,
Respectfully announces TO the public Of W.shiIt.
ton and vicinity that he ls prepared 20 execute az
orders Tor erecting Lightning Conductors on the
most approved scientific principles constru cted OF
the very best OF materials, on very moderate terms
Ali Platlna tipped Points which are manufsotu red
BY me Will be stamped with my name.
Weather Vanes of any design made 10 order.